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 क्लस्टरची क्लेव्हर अंमलबजावणी ठाणे शहरामध्ये मार्च, २०१४पर्यंत असलेली क्लस्टर पात्रतेची मर्यादाही आता डिसेंबर, २०२० पर्यंत झाल्याने क्लस्टर पात्रतेचा परिघ वाढला आहे. किसन नगर येथील नागरी पुनरुत्थान आराखडा २३ मधील यूआरसी एक व दोनमधील २६ हजार ८५१ बांधकामांमध्ये राहणार्‍या लाभार्थ्यांची प्राथमिक यादी प्रसिद्ध करण्यात आली होती. यामध्ये १४ मार्च २०१४च्या नियमाप्रमाणे नियोजन असले तरी त्यानंतर डिसेंबर २०२०पर्यंत झालेल्या बांधकामांना यामध्ये समाविष्ट करण्याच्या दृष्टीने महापालिकेच्या क्लस्टर सेलकडून आवाहन करण्यात आले आणि आवश्यक कागदपत्रे क्लस्टर सेलकडे सादर करून क्लस्टरमध्ये पात्र होण्याची संधी देण्यात आली. आता प्रत्यक्ष कामास लवकरच सुरुवात होणार आहे. येत्या काही दिवसांत किसन नगर येथील पुनर्विकासाचा नारळ वाढविला जाण्याची चिन्हे आहेत. ठाण्यातील अनधिकृत धोकादायक इमारतींच्या विकासासाठी क्लस्टर योजनेच्या कामास अखेर सुरुवात झाली आणि गेली अनेक वर्षे रखडलेल्या या प्रश्नाला गती मिळाली.  ही योजना होणे अत्यंत गरजेचे होते. कारण अनेक धोकादायक इमारतींच्या पुनर्विकासाचा प्रश्न प्रलंबित होता. त्यामुळे अशा इ

 Draft Model Tenancy Act Gets Cabinet Approval The union cabinet, on June 2, 2021, approved the Model Tenancy Act. The draft law, which is expected to revolutionise the rental real estate market in India, was approved in a cabinet meeting chaired by prime minister Narendra Modi. The approved law will now be circulated to states and union territories, for adaptation by way of enacting fresh legislation or amending existing rental laws suitably. In an official statement, the Housing Ministry said that the law, which was first proposed in 2019, will help overhaul the legal framework with respect to rental housing across the country, which would help spur its overall growth. The Model Tenancy Act aims at creating a vibrant, sustainable and inclusive rental housing market in the country. It will enable the creation of adequate rental housing stock for all income groups, thereby, addressing the issue of homelessness. The Model Tenancy Act will enable institutionalisation of rental housing by

 Shiv Sena urges CM Uddhav not to implement Model Tenancy Act in Maharashtra. The Model Tenancy Act, which was approved by the Union Cabinet earlier this month, seeks to streamline the process of renting property in India and aid the rent economy in the estate sector. A delegation of Shiv Sena leaders Wednesday met Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray and urged him not to implement the Model Tenancy Act, passed by the Union Cabinet, in Maharashtra. Claiming the Act will have an adverse impact on the 25 lakh tenants in Mumbai, the delegation handed over a letter, signed by state Transport Minister Anil Parab, MP and party’s chief spokesperson Arvind Sawant, MP and party secretary Anil Desai and a few others, to Thackeray. “There is no need for a new Act to regulate rent. For that, the existing Bombay Rent Act and Maharashtra Rent Control Act is competent and complete,” the letter stated. It further said the rent Act should be in the interest of tenants but legislation proposed by the Centre

Mumbai Pagdi Tenants have to pay Market Rate Rent as per new Model Rent Act The government while pursuing its ambitious dream to provide ‘Housing for All by 2022’, the Central Government circulated the draft Model Rent Act, in order to boost supply in the rental housing segment. The Model Tenancy Act was enacted to establish the Rent Authority for regulating renting of premises in an efficient and transparent manner and to balance the interests of owner and tenant by establishing adjudicating mechanism for speedy dispute redressal and to establish Rent Court and Rent Tribunal to hear appeals and for matters connected therewith or incidental thereto. The Rent Act, a legacy of the British Raj, froze rents, made it extremely difficult for landlords to evict tenants and made tenancy inheritable. Landlords, in order to generate some value from their properties, started a system of transaction called pagdi, using money as an inducement for the tenant to leave the property. The incoming tenan

 All you need to know about the Pagdi system Introduction to the Pagdi System Many times, one must have come across the term ‘Pagdi‘ while reading or hearing about real estate-related work. What is the Pagdi or Pagdi System? Pagdi is a traditional and unique tenancy model in India since the pre-Independence era, although the number of people, who are tenants under such a system today, may not be high. Similar to other renting arrangements, it also involves a tenant and a landlord, and pays a nominal rent as compared to market rates, on the other hand, the difference is that the tenant is also the co-owner of the property, and has both subletting and selling rights. Origin and the history of the Pagdi System The “pagdi-kirayedar” system was started in the pre-independence era to evade taxes paid to the British government. Under this system, verbal/oral agreements played an important role in transfer of property, wherein the tenants were given a receipt for the rent paid and further tena

 What is the Model Tenancy Act 2020? The Union Cabinet on June 2, 2021 approved the Model Tenancy Act, aiming to bring about wide-ranging reforms to "unlock over one crore vacant houses" and bridge the trust deficit between landlords and tenants. Some of the reforms include setting up separate rent authorities, courts and tribunals in every district to ensure speedy dispute resolution and establishing a fair mechanism to revise rents to protect tenants against arbitrary hikes while also keeping in view the owners' economic interests. The law seeks to balance out the renter's interests with tenants, who have enjoyed protection against eviction and rent hikes under laws that were drafted decades ago and mostly with the intent of preventing exploitation of tenants by landlords. The Model Tenancy Act is the government's efforts to enable the institutionalisation of rental housing by gradually shifting it towards the formal market. In a statement, the government said t