Delhi Development Authority plans over 20 meetings on Master Plan implementation
The Delhi Development Authority (DDA) has announced a series of over 20 meetings to discuss the implementation of the Master Plan for Delhi-2047. These consultations will involve various stakeholders, including government agencies, industry bodies, and resident associations, to address urban planning, housing, and infrastructure.
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The Delhi Development Authority (DDA) plans to hold more than 20 meetings with stakeholders over the next three months to discuss the implementation of the Master Plan for Delhi-2047, it stated in an official statement on Sunday (August 23, 2026).
The meetings will involve MPs and MLAs, government agencies, industry bodies, architects and planners. Resident Welfare Associations (RWAs), landowners, educational institutions and healthcare organisations will also participate.
The DDA, acting on the directions of the Lieutenant-Governor, will discuss major provisions of the master plan, including transit-oriented development, high-density corridors, the land pooling policy and low-density areas. Meetings with RWAs, group housing societies and cooperative housing societies will also cover housing and redevelopment.
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