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Delhi needs structural changes, not regularisation of colonies just on paper, says Ashok Kumar Jain

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Multiple building collapses and fires in unauthorised or illegal constructions, killing several people just this year, have once again exposed the larger urban infrastructure problem of Delhi, where lakhs of people are living in unplanned areas

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Delhi needs structural changes, not regularisation of colonies just on paper, says Ashok Kumar Jain
11/6/2026, 4:58:16 AM
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