Seven Colors Welfare Society in Delhi

Welcome to Seven Colors Welfare Society

Seven Colors is a multi-state welfare society bearing Regd. No.: East/Society/919/2014, with our main aim to provide budgeted housing to our members. Our vision focuses on delivering homes of quality construction combined with modern amenities. In summary, we strive to deliver convenience living. After successful venture in Zone P-2, Management is now offering excellent potential for future homes in Zone L.

VISION

To provide members satisfaction and gain value through professionalism, transparency, quality, cutting-edge technology and social responsibility. To be trusted leader in the Welfare Societies contributing towards a progressive India. Our aim is to provide quality flats to our members all over India.

DONATIONS

Society would be delighted if you could donate a small amount for helping street and slum children. Our aim is to provide these children with a better childhood through education, nutrition, health care, recreational activities and by distributing items like clothes, fruit and other essentials.

DelhiMaster Plan

The Master Plan of Delhi 2021 has been in force since 2007 which has been implemented with the new land pooling policy, Delhi will also offer options to thousands of homebuyers. The capital city has still 27,628.9 hectares of land to fulfill the dreams of thousand of homebuyers.

The DDA has earmarked land at Zone J, K1, K2, M, N, L, O, P1 and P2 for raising residential projects. According to the projections in the master plan, nearly 24 lakh residential units are required for an estimated 23 million people by 2021.

According to the master plan, Delhi will be slum-free in the next 10 years by providing rehabilitation packages (built-up houses with all civic facilities) to slum dwellers. For this DDA has identified 23 sites (slum areas) for rehabilitation.

The master plan 2021 has allocated 277 sq km for future urbanization by 2021. In the last fifty years, DDA has acquired 75,609.84 hectares and developed it for residential, recreational, commercial and institutional purposes. Now, with better and holistic planning, DDA intends to set new records and provide more amenities to people.

Due to lack of housing facilities in Delhi, 10 lakh people are dependent on nearby states and metro cities in the NCR belt. According to records, DDA was constructing 10,000 flats every year 15 years ago, while in the last 10 years it managed to build 54,000 flats.

Today, DDA is not in a position to construct even 5,000 flats a year. The dramatic growth in Delhi's population has led to congestions and shortages of civic amenities. One of the main causes for this spurt in population is the migration of people into the city from Bihar, UP, Punjab, J&K , West Bengal, Orissa, etc.

If the Delhi Development Authority has its way, the national Capital will get more than 10 lakh houses by 2021, the year when the population in the metropolis will touch the 2.3 crore mark. The development body and the Ministry of Urban Development have come out with a magnificent solution - urban extension area on the outskirts of Delhi, which will see massive developmental projects.

The development of around 20,000-24,000-hectare land will give several housing options to an additional 48 lakh people in Delhi by 2021. The DDA will develop the areas with the help of private builders under the recently approved land Pooling Policy.

The DDA officials have selected the areas strategically keeping in mind the future infrastructure needs. The areas along the major transport corridors and fringes of already urbanized areas have been earmarked for the urban development.

The housing options will come up in the line of residential development in Dwarka and Rohini. The policy proposes to carry out development in urban extension areas by involving private parties. The new sub-cities will be developed with all facilities.

The housing development would be coupled with all infrastructural developments. As per the plan, proper cities will be developed having all the facilities such as schools, colleges and hospitals.

For more detail visit at:- http://sevencolorswelfaresociety.com/
phone;-+91-9717617215, +91-7503671343