Millions of Delhi residents have lived for decades in colonies that grew without formal government approval — meaning no legal title to the land or homes they built. The PM-UDAY scheme was designed to fix exactly that problem, and the state government has now asked New Delhi to open the funding tap so the process […]
PM-UDAY Scheme Deadline: October 31 Is the Last Date for Delhi’s Unauthorised Colony Owners Property owners living in Delhi’s unauthorised colonies now have a firm date to keep in mind. The Delhi government has set October 31, 2026, as the final deadline for eligible residents to apply for ownership-related documents under the PM-UDAY Scheme (Pradhan
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For millions of Delhi residents living in unauthorised colonies, the word ‘regularisation’ has been a promise dangled and deferred for more than two decades. Papers were filed, queues were joined, and hopes were raised — only to be met with bureaucratic dead ends, missing layout plans, and an ever-growing pile of procedural hurdles. But something
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If you live in one of Delhi’s unauthorized colonies, April 7, 2026, is a date you will not forget. The Central Government and the Delhi Government jointly announced the regularization of 1,511 out of 1,731 unauthorized colonies under the PM-UDAY scheme—on a simple “as-is where-is” basis. No more waiting for layout plans. No more legal
List Of 1,511 Regularized Colonies 2026 — What ‘As-Is Where-Is’ Really Means for You Read More »
In one of the biggest housing decisions Delhi has seen in many years, the Central Government and the Delhi State Government have together announced the regularization of 1,511 unauthorized colonies under the PM Uday scheme. This latest PM Uday news for 2026 is a huge relief for over 45 lakh people—nearly 45 lakh families—who have
