Haryana Officials Advocate for Update of Urban Development Law
Haryana administrators pitch for modernising urban area law
Hindustan Times
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Senior administrators and urban planners in Haryana are advocating for the modernization of the Haryana Development and Regulation of Urban Areas Act, 1975. This call comes during a roundtable discussion in Panchkula aimed at addressing the state's evolving urban landscape and developmental needs.
- 01Call for modernization of the 1975 urban development law in Haryana.
- 02Roundtable discussion held in Panchkula with key stakeholders.
- 03Emphasis on sustainability, infrastructure resilience, and citizen expectations.
- 04Haryana Chief Secretary Anurag Rastogi highlights the need for coordinated efforts.
- 05Real estate leaders participated in discussions to shape future urban policies.
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During a recent roundtable discussion in Panchkula, Haryana, senior administrators, urban planners, and real estate leaders emphasized the need to modernize the Haryana Development and Regulation of Urban Areas Act, 1975. This act has been pivotal in shaping urban development in the state for over five decades. Haryana Chief Secretary Anurag Rastogi pointed out that the current urban policies must adapt to challenges such as sustainability, infrastructure resilience, and the rapid pace of urban expansion. The discussion, organized by the Institute of Town Planners, India – Haryana Regional Chapter (ITPI–HRC), featured contributions from various stakeholders, including government officials and leading developers. The consensus was clear: coordinated efforts are essential for balanced and inclusive urban development across Haryana.
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Modernizing the urban development law could lead to more sustainable and resilient urban planning in Haryana, benefiting residents and businesses alike.
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