The state government is considering implementing Unified Development Control and Promotion Regulations (UDCPR) in the NAINA region, according to Industries and Raigad guardian minister Uday Samant. The decision will be made soon, and CIDCO will hold camps in villages to address concerns and protect original houses. The NAINA project, covering 174 villages near the Navi Mumbai airport, has faced opposition from villagers who demand compensation and the implementation of UDCPR. The implementation of UDCPR would provide benefits to villagers and address their grievances. | Mumbai news
CIDCO has announced plans for infrastructure projects worth ₹14,321 crore in the NAINA region, which has faced delays for years. The BJP has expressed support for the project and assured villagers that their concerns will be addressed. CIDCO officials stated that the projects will include a road network, storm water management, water supply, sewer, and electrical works. The tendering process for immediate implementation will begin in January 2024. The BJP also promised to protect villagers interests and ensure their involvement in the project. The opposition has been criticized for trying to derail the project for personal gain. | Mumbai news