New Delhi [India], August 12 (ANI): The Delhi Development Authority (DDA), in its assembly chaired by Lt. Governor Sardar Taranjit Singh Sandhu, who can be Chairman, DDA, in the present day took main selections, together with approval of the Master Plan for Delhi-2047 (MPD-2047), which is able to information the long run development and improvement of the National Capital.
The plan will now be despatched to the Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs for remaining approval and subsequent notification.
Apart from this, vital selections included the Policy for Reconstruction and Redevelopment of Old DDA-built Two-Storey Units, and the Change of Land Use for improvement of Metro Depot of Rithala-Kundli Corridor in Narela Sub-City for growth of metro hall. Amendments to Unified Building Bye-Laws (UBBL)-2016 had been additionally accredited to cut back compliance burden and enhance Ease of Doing Business, in accordance with the discharge.
The assembly was attended by N. Saravana Kumar, Vice Chairman, DDA and different members of the Authority. Aligned with the Prime Minister’s imaginative and prescient of Viksit Bharat 2047, the Authority has accredited the Delhi Master Plan 2047. The preparation of the Master Plan has advanced by a progressive and multi-stage evaluate course of.
To make sure that the plan seamlessly aligns with floor realities, detailed consultations had been held on 15.07.2025 with key administrative and infrastructure our bodies, together with GNCTD, MCD, NDMC, DJB, DMRC, NCRTC, RWAs and different entities.
With Delhi’s inhabitants projected to develop considerably by 2047, the Master Plan adopts an built-in strategy in the direction of housing, financial development, mobility, environmental sustainability, infrastructure, heritage conservation, city regeneration and citizen-centric governance.
In line with the Government of India’s deregulation train, to cut back compliance burden and enhance Ease of Doing Business, the Authority has accredited amendments to Unified Building Bye-Laws (UBBL)-2016 to simplify the constructing plan approval course of.
It seeks to de-link the prior requirement of acquiring No Objection Certificates (NOCs) from the Delhi Pollution Control Committee (DPCC), Chief Inspector of Factories (CIF), Delhi Jal Board (DJB) and Forest Department for acquiring constructing permits. This reform is aimed toward lowering procedural delays and enabling quicker venture approvals.
Addressing a long-standing demand from residents and public representatives, the Authority accredited a complete coverage enabling the reconstruction and redevelopment of DDA-built two-storey dwelling models on particular person plots in older housing schemes (equivalent to Naraina Vihar) and lengthening it throughout all equally positioned schemes in Delhi.
Developed below MPD-1962, a number of outdated DDA housing schemes encompass built-up two-storey models on particular person plots which might be over 50 years outdated and structurally poor. While vacant residential plots have clear redevelopment pointers below prevailing MPD norms, built-up two-storey models lacked a uniform framework. With this approval, built-up two-storey models at the moment are granted redevelopment rights on par with vacant residential plots.
Reconstruction shall be ruled by plot dimension, prevailing MPD provisions, structural security certifications, compliance with Unified Building Bye-laws, relevant FAR, floor protection, peak norms, and fireplace security necessities. The redevelopment shall be topic to relevant conversion prices, betterment levy (the place relevant), scrutiny charges, amongst others.
For growth of the metro hall in Narela and adjoining areas, the Authority has accredited a change of Land Use (CLU) of land measuring 19.63 Ha. from ‘Recreational’ and ‘Public & Semi Public (PSP)’ to ‘Transportation’ for improvement of Metro Depot of Rithala-Kundli Corridor in Narela Sub-City (Zone P-I)
The extension of the Delhi Metro Red Line from Rithala to Kundli shall be a transformative venture designed to strengthen city mobility and regional integration, with the accredited Metro Depot performing as its epicentre.
The metro line extension is predicted to offer seamless connectivity and cut back journey time for hundreds of each day passengers who presently depend on congested highway networks by straight linking North West Delhi, Rohini and Narela Sub-Cities with Haryana.
This improved entry is predicted to stimulate improvement within the sub-cities, serving DDA’s new residential tasks and the proposed University Hub at Narela Sub-City, which falls alongside the route, whereas additionally attracting investments in residential, hospitality, retail, and providers. In addition, the metro extension may even improve regional financial development by creating job alternatives tied to improved infrastructure.
Environmentally, the venture will assist reduce down on vehicular emissions by providing a sustainable different to highway transport. This extension shall be a transformative step towards higher city mobility and regional integration. The accredited proposal shall be despatched to the Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs, Government of India, for issuance of the ultimate Gazette Notification.
Other proposals accredited by the Authority included Change of land use of the land parcel for an space measuring 7978 sq.m. (1.97 acres) in Village Roshanpura, Delhi, for building of the headquarters constructing of the Veterinary Council of India. A public discover shall be issued for inviting objections/options from the general public w.r.t. proposed change of land use from ‘Residential’ to ‘Public & Semi-Public’.
The Authority has accredited Change of Land Use of Plot ‘Y’ measuring 24,400 sq.m. from ‘Transportation’ (Rail Circulation) to ‘Residential’ situated adjoining to Sarojini Nagar residential space, New Delhi. Now, a public discover is to be issued to ask objections and options from most people.
The Delhi Development Authority has accredited Change of Land Use from ‘Residential’ to ‘Public-Semi Public’ of three Plots (Bungalow No. 12, 14 & 16) of space measuring 8,494.35 sq.m. at Copernicus Lane, New Delhi, allotted by L&DO to Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan (BVB) on the request of NDMC. The BVB has proposed to develop its operations in the direction of larger schooling and analysis actions within the areas of Indian conventional data programs. Now, a public discover shall be issued for inviting objections and options.
The Authority has accredited the denotification of Industrial Areas, i.e. Mangolpuri Industrial Area, Phase I (Development Area No. 47) and Keshopur Industrial Area (Part of Development Area No. 51) for higher upkeep and municipal features.
To promote Clean and Green Delhi, the Authority has accredited a change of land use from business (Freight Complex) to Utility for Waste-to-Energy (WtE) Plant at Pocket-C, IFC, Gazipur. The building of the Waste-to-Energy plant will enhance the air, water & setting and can contribute to a cleaner and greener Delhi.
The Authority has additionally accredited Change of Land Use of an space measuring 752.51 sq.m. (900 sq.yds.) from ‘Public and Semi-Public (PS-1)’ to ‘Recreational (Community Park/Park/Multipurpose/GR)’ for compensatory inexperienced in lieu of the land parcel at Pocket-B, IFC, Gazipur. (ANI)