Maharashtra Government plans to develop Neral-Karjat industrial region
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Maharashtra Government plans to develop Neral-Karjat industrial region

The Manthan Affordable City Initiative was organised by the NAREDCO Progressive Neral-Karjat with the goal of supplying affordable homes and adequate infrastructure. The Neral-Karjat branch of the leading organisation for the real estate sector is called "NAREDCO Progressive Neral-Karjat." Neral-Karjat - An Affordable City Mumbai can house at least 50% of the slums in Mumbai. 3.0

The administration is making all necessary efforts to give the populace the infrastructure they need, announced Devendra Fadnavis, Deputy Chief Minister (DCM), Maharashtra. “We plan to develop infrastructure, knowledge-based industries, and research centres around the Neral- Karjat region. Considering this the government has taken various infrastructure projects,” he added.

Many of these initiatives, according to the DCM, would be finished by 2023. The development of Neral-Karjat, Panvel, and NAINA as Mumbai 3.0 is a government priority.

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The Manthan Affordable City Initiative was organised by the NAREDCO Progressive Neral-Karjat with the goal of supplying affordable homes and adequate infrastructure. The Neral-Karjat branch of the leading organisation for the real estate sector is called NAREDCO Progressive Neral-Karjat. Neral-Karjat - An Affordable City Mumbai can house at least 50% of the slums in Mumbai. 3.0 The administration is making all necessary efforts to give the populace the infrastructure they need, announced Devendra Fadnavis, Deputy Chief Minister (DCM), Maharashtra. “We plan to develop infrastructure, knowledge-based industries, and research centres around the Neral- Karjat region. Considering this the government has taken various infrastructure projects,” he added. Many of these initiatives, according to the DCM, would be finished by 2023. The development of Neral-Karjat, Panvel, and NAINA as Mumbai 3.0 is a government priority. Also read: Maharashtra no longer needs to approve MHADA redevelopment projects Five Infrastructure Initiatives to Boost Access to Navi Mumbai Airport

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