Adani Enterprises and its partners begin construction for the Dharavi redevelopment rehabilitation housing component at a 22-acre site in Matunga, with a ground-breaking/bhoomi pujan ceremony marking the start. Outlets report that the project will build 10 towers containing 10,432 homes for eligible Dharavi residents, under an in-situ rehabilitation approach.

The reporting notes that the Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) for execution is Adani Navbharat Developers Private Limited, linked to the Government of Maharashtra’s Dharavi Redevelopment Project/Slum Rehabilitation Authority (DRP/SRA). NDTV and other outlets describe Dharavi as one of Asia’s largest informal settlements with more than a million people, providing context for the scope of the redevelopment.

Across the coverage, details vary in emphasis: some focus on the number of rehab homes and the ceremony at Matunga, while others also describe planned building features and timelines. Free Press Journal adds additional specifics including amenities inside the rehabilitation buildings, commercial space reserved for upkeep revenue, and a phased handover schedule to DRP/SRA starting from 2029.