Semi furnished Property for Rent in Mulund East Mumbai

The Indian government, under ‘Act East’ Policy, is developing infrastructure projects in the North Eastern Region (NER) to boost connectivity. It will develop road networks spanning 5,200 kilometres in the North East Region along with National Highway projects and undertake upgradation under the Bharatmala Pariyojana and invest Rs 48,000 crore for building 15 new rail line projects across the state capitals.

The Union transport ministry has cleared a plan to build a 155-km corridor between Akshardham in east Delhi and Saharanpur in Uttar Pradesh. The corridor, which will pass through Loni near the Delhi-Ghaziabad border, will decongest the east Delhi areas and allow commuters to reach the Saharanpur-bound National Highway (NH-709B) from the NH-24 directly. Currently, commuters from western Uttar Pradesh have to pass through the areas such as Shastri Park, New Usmanpur, Khajuri Khas and Bhajanpura to reach Saharanpur highway that starts at Loni.

To provide quality affordable housing to the people in the state, the West Bengal Housing Board, under state urban development department, comes up with housing schemes from time to time. The housing board provides units under four category- economically weaker sections, lower income groups, middle income groups and higher income groups. At present, there is no ongoing housing schemes on offer.

The extension of the Line-IV of the Mumbai Metro, connecting south Mumbai with suburb Thane, on December 27 received approval from the Maharashtra Cabinet. The line, once operational, will link the Gaimukh near south Mumbai with Kasarvadavli in Thane via Ghatkopar and Mulund through a fully elevated corridor. The total cost of the project is estimated to be about Rs 14,549 crore with an additional Rs 949 crore sanctioned for the extension. The authorities are planning to complete this project by March 2022, benefitting over 8.7 lakh commuters.

In a bid to fulfill the Centre's ambitious plan to provide housing for all, it was in 2016 when Andhra Pradesh government launched the NTR housing scheme for urban as well as rural areas to provide shelter to the underprivileged in the state. Applicants with below poverty line (BPL) cards are eligible to apply under the scheme. The eligible applicants should not possess any other land or house under government housing scheme and should be a citizen of Andhra Pradesh.