Mhada gets three land parcels in Nashik to help build homes for about 200 families

The Maharashtra Housing and Area Development Authority (Mhada) received 2,553 sqm of surplus land in Nashik to build homes for approximately 200 lower-income families. The Nashik district administration approved the transfer under the Urban Land Ceiling Act, with Mhada acquiring the land at a nominal rate of Re 1 per sqm. Mhada must initiate the housing project within three years and adhere to conditions regarding land use and environmental regulations.

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