Naidu govt to adopt Dharavi model for slum redevelopment

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Naidu govt to adopt Dharavi model for slum redevelopment

The Andhra Pradesh government has come out with an ambitious plan to transform congested urban settlements by taking redevelopment involving the private sector on the lines of the Dharavi Redevelopment Project in Mumbai, officials familiar with the development said. A government order issued by Sur»»»

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