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Update Time : Sunday, July 16, 2023,
Latest: Is Adani revamping Asia’s largest slum in Mumbai?
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An arial image of Dharavi slum, one of the biggest in Asia. — Hindustan Times

The real estate unit of Indian billionaire Gautam Adani has received a go-ahead
to finally start the development of a massive slum area in Mumbai, which was
featured in the Oscar-winning British drama film “Slumdog Millionaire”,
Bloomberg reported.



The blockbuster movie gave people a peek into one of Asia’s largest shanty
towns, Dharavi, which spreads over roughly 620 acres (250 hectares) of
potentially prime real estate in the financial capital, home to more than 20
million people.

The Indian conglomerate is set to revamp the shanty town soon as a
representative of the Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority
overseeing the project confirmed receiving the final nod of the Maharashtra
state government. 



However, there is no word from the Adani Group that won the project with a bid
of ₹50.7 billion ($620 million) at the end of 2022.

Rose to prominence after the blockbuster movie, Dharavi sits next to Bandra
Kurla Complex, which is Mumbai’s upmarket district of shopping malls, embassies
and banks, including offices of JPMorgan Chase & Co.



As per the report, Mumbai’s administrators have struggled for decades to
modernise the Dharavi because of the difficulty of acquiring large tracts of
land, attracting investors to a place without stable utilities, and resettling
an estimated 1 million people who reside in the neighbourhood.

Chances are the slum is transformed into modern apartments, offices, and malls
as Adani looks to extend his foothold in the country’s financial capital, where
he already runs one of the country’s busiest airports.



However, the local inhabitants have protested the impending redevelopment and
expressed concerns about being relocated far from the city center or being
dumped into tiny apartments with poor amenities.



Meanwhile, questions have been raised on Adani’s ability to find the estimated
$3 billion required for the project after the January report from short-seller
Hindenburg Research, which caused massive damage of $150 billion to the
conglomerate’s market value at one point.



However, the group denies any wrongdoing in the acquisition of funds. 

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