BDD - Revision history

Nikolai at 12:16, 23 September 2017

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	Trombay.		Trombay.

	BDD in total constructed ~~195~~ Chawls which contained 16,200 tenements spread over 87 acres of land. A typical chawl contained a three storied building having tenements of 160 square feet with common bathroom and toilet facilities on each floor. These chawls were built at Worli(121), Sewri, Naigaon(42 Chawls with 20 flats on each floor) and Parel.		BDD in total constructed 207 Chawls which contained 16,200 tenements spread over 87 acres of land. A typical chawl contained a three storied building having tenements of 160 square feet with common bathroom and toilet facilities on each floor. These chawls were built at Worli(121), Sewri(12), Naigaon(42 Chawls with 20 flats on each floor) and Parel(32).
	The housing scheme was called "Industrial Housing Scheme" and in 1921 the Naigaum and DeLisle Road site was undertaken and by 1925-26 all the four sites were completed. The occupants of these chawls at that time ranged from mill workers, industrial workers and police constables. The rent of the rooms ranged from Rs 5 to Rs 10.		The housing scheme was called "Industrial Housing Scheme" and in 1921 the Naigaum and DeLisle Road site was undertaken and by 1925-26 all the four sites were completed. The occupants of these chawls at that time ranged from mill workers, industrial workers and police constables. The rent of the rooms ranged from Rs 5 to Rs 10.
			A town duty was imposed on raw cotton as a cess that contributed towards the construction and maintenance of the Chawls.
	These chawl neighbourhoods have seen several socio-political movements ranging from the working class movements to the Dalit-Panther movement.		These chawl neighbourhoods have seen several socio-political movements ranging from the working class movements to the Dalit-Panther movement.

Nikolai at 11:44, 23 September 2017

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	BDD in total constructed 195 Chawls which contained 16,200 tenements spread over 87 acres of land. A typical chawl contained a three storied building having tenements of 160 square feet with common bathroom and toilet facilities on each floor. These chawls were built at Worli(121), Sewri, Naigaon(42 Chawls with 20 flats on each floor) and Parel.		BDD in total constructed 195 Chawls which contained 16,200 tenements spread over 87 acres of land. A typical chawl contained a three storied building having tenements of 160 square feet with common bathroom and toilet facilities on each floor. These chawls were built at Worli(121), Sewri, Naigaon(42 Chawls with 20 flats on each floor) and Parel.
	The housing scheme was called "Industrial Housing Scheme" and in 1921 the Naigaum and DeLisle Road site was undertaken and by 1925-26 all the four sites were completed. The occupants of these chawls at that time ranged from mill workers, industrial workers and police constables.		The housing scheme was called "Industrial Housing Scheme" and in 1921 the Naigaum and DeLisle Road site was undertaken and by 1925-26 all the four sites were completed. The occupants of these chawls at that time ranged from mill workers, industrial workers and police constables. The rent of the rooms ranged from Rs 5 to Rs 10.

	These chawl neighbourhoods have seen several socio-political movements ranging from the working class movements to the Dalit-Panther movement.		These chawl neighbourhoods have seen several socio-political movements ranging from the working class movements to the Dalit-Panther movement.

Nikolai at 11:43, 23 September 2017

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	BDD in total constructed 195 Chawls which contained 16,200 tenements spread over 87 acres of land. A typical chawl contained a three storied building having tenements of 160 square feet with common bathroom and toilet facilities on each floor. These chawls were built at Worli(121), Sewri, Naigaon(42 Chawls with 20 flats on each floor) and Parel.		BDD in total constructed 195 Chawls which contained 16,200 tenements spread over 87 acres of land. A typical chawl contained a three storied building having tenements of 160 square feet with common bathroom and toilet facilities on each floor. These chawls were built at Worli(121), Sewri, Naigaon(42 Chawls with 20 flats on each floor) and Parel.
	The housing scheme was called "Industrial Housing Scheme" and in 1921 the Naigaum and DeLisle Road site was undertaken and by ~~1928~~ all the four sites were completed. The occupants of these chawls at that time ranged from mill workers, industrial workers and police constables.		The housing scheme was called "Industrial Housing Scheme" and in 1921 the Naigaum and DeLisle Road site was undertaken and by 1925-26 all the four sites were completed. The occupants of these chawls at that time ranged from mill workers, industrial workers and police constables.

	These chawl neighbourhoods have seen several socio-political movements ranging from the working class movements to the Dalit-Panther movement.		These chawl neighbourhoods have seen several socio-political movements ranging from the working class movements to the Dalit-Panther movement.

Nikolai at 11:41, 23 September 2017

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	BDD in total constructed 195 Chawls which contained 16,200 tenements spread over 87 acres of land. A typical chawl contained a three storied building having tenements of 160 square feet with common bathroom and toilet facilities on each floor. These chawls were built at Worli(121), Sewri, Naigaon(42 Chawls with 20 flats on each floor) and Parel.		BDD in total constructed 195 Chawls which contained 16,200 tenements spread over 87 acres of land. A typical chawl contained a three storied building having tenements of 160 square feet with common bathroom and toilet facilities on each floor. These chawls were built at Worli(121), Sewri, Naigaon(42 Chawls with 20 flats on each floor) and Parel.
	The housing scheme was called "Industrial Housing Scheme" and in 1921 the Naigaum and DeLisle Road site was undertaken		The housing scheme was called "Industrial Housing Scheme" and in 1921 the Naigaum and DeLisle Road site was undertaken and by 1928 all the four sites were completed. The occupants of these chawls at that time ranged from mill workers, industrial workers and police constables.

	These chawl neighbourhoods have seen several socio-political movements ranging from the working class movements to the Dalit-Panther movement.		These chawl neighbourhoods have seen several socio-political movements ranging from the working class movements to the Dalit-Panther movement.

Nikolai at 10:09, 23 September 2017

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	BDD in total constructed 195 Chawls which contained 16,200 tenements spread over 87 acres of land. A typical chawl contained a three storied building having tenements of 160 square feet with common bathroom and toilet facilities on each floor. These chawls were built at Worli(121), Sewri, Naigaon(42 Chawls with 20 flats on each floor) and Parel.		BDD in total constructed 195 Chawls which contained 16,200 tenements spread over 87 acres of land. A typical chawl contained a three storied building having tenements of 160 square feet with common bathroom and toilet facilities on each floor. These chawls were built at Worli(121), Sewri, Naigaon(42 Chawls with 20 flats on each floor) and Parel.
			The housing scheme was called "Industrial Housing Scheme" and in 1921 the Naigaum and DeLisle Road site was undertaken

	These chawl neighbourhoods have seen several socio-political movements ranging from the working class movements to the Dalit-Panther movement.		These chawl neighbourhoods have seen several socio-political movements ranging from the working class movements to the Dalit-Panther movement.

Nikolai at 09:44, 23 September 2017

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	Bombay Development Department(1919-1926) founded in the year 1920 under a civil servant, Sir Lawless Hepper to implement the objectives as outlined by the the Governor of Bombay Sir George Lloyd of undertaking major housing construction projects.		Bombay Development Department(1919-1926) founded in the year 1920 under a civil servant, Sir Lawless Hepper to implement the objectives as outlined by the the Governor of Bombay Sir George Lloyd of undertaking major housing construction projects.
	The Department was to be funded from the proceeds of a development loan that was mounted under the catchword of "by Bombay for Bombay" and from a one-rupee town duty levied on each bale of cotton which entered the city.		The Department was to be funded from the proceeds of a development loan that was mounted under the catchword of "by Bombay for Bombay" and from a one-rupee town duty levied on each bale of cotton which entered the city.
			The Objectives of BDD were as under:
			(a) To carry out the Back Bay· Reclamation Scheme and any other reclamation schemes which may be found necessary in or near Bombay City.
			(b) To undertake the industrial housing scheme of 50,000 one-roomed tenements for the working classes in Bombay.
			(c) To organise systematically the supply of building materials for its own work and 'for the works with which it is connected •.
			(d) To take over all questions relating to the acquisition of land in Bombay City and all questions regarding the utilisation of Government
			land.
			(e) To. carry out large schemes for the systematic development of Salsette by town planning schemes to be carried out . by local
			authorities.
			(f) To secure an adequate water supply for the whole of Salsette when it is devloped as 'an urban area.
			(g) To deal with the supply and distribution of electrical energy, both for domestic and industrial purposes in the area outside Bombay.
			(h) To take up the question of the improvement of communications to link up Bombay City with the areas to be developed in Salsette and
			Trombay.

	BDD in total constructed 195 Chawls which contained 16,200 tenements spread over 87 acres of land. A typical chawl contained a three storied building having tenements of 160 square feet with common bathroom and toilet facilities on each floor. These chawls were built at Worli(121), Sewri, Naigaon(42 Chawls with 20 flats on each floor) and Parel.		BDD in total constructed 195 Chawls which contained 16,200 tenements spread over 87 acres of land. A typical chawl contained a three storied building having tenements of 160 square feet with common bathroom and toilet facilities on each floor. These chawls were built at Worli(121), Sewri, Naigaon(42 Chawls with 20 flats on each floor) and Parel.

	These chawl neighbourhoods have seen several socio-political movements ranging from the working class movements to the Dalit-Panther movement.		These chawl neighbourhoods have seen several socio-political movements ranging from the working class movements to the Dalit-Panther movement.

Nikolai at 09:35, 23 September 2017

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	Bombay Development Department founded in the year 1920 under a civil servant, Sir Lawless Hepper to implement the objectives as outlined by the the Governor of Bombay Sir George Lloyd of undertaking major housing construction projects.		Bombay Development Department(1919-1926) founded in the year 1920 under a civil servant, Sir Lawless Hepper to implement the objectives as outlined by the the Governor of Bombay Sir George Lloyd of undertaking major housing construction projects.
	The Department was to be funded from the proceeds of a development loan that was mounted under the catchword of "by Bombay for Bombay" and from a one-rupee town duty levied on each bale of cotton which entered the city.		The Department was to be funded from the proceeds of a development loan that was mounted under the catchword of "by Bombay for Bombay" and from a one-rupee town duty levied on each bale of cotton which entered the city.

	BDD in total constructed 195 Chawls which contained 16,200 tenements spread over 87 acres of land. A typical chawl contained a three storied building having tenements of 160 square feet with common bathroom and toilet facilities on each floor. These chawls were built at Worli, Sewri, Naigaon and Parel.		BDD in total constructed 195 Chawls which contained 16,200 tenements spread over 87 acres of land. A typical chawl contained a three storied building having tenements of 160 square feet with common bathroom and toilet facilities on each floor. These chawls were built at Worli(121), Sewri, Naigaon(42 Chawls with 20 flats on each floor) and Parel.

			These chawl neighbourhoods have seen several socio-political movements ranging from the working class movements to the Dalit-Panther movement.

Nikolai at 09:12, 23 September 2017

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	The Department was to be funded from the proceeds of a development loan that was mounted under the catchword of "by Bombay for Bombay" and from a one-rupee town duty levied on each bale of cotton which entered the city.		The Department was to be funded from the proceeds of a development loan that was mounted under the catchword of "by Bombay for Bombay" and from a one-rupee town duty levied on each bale of cotton which entered the city.

	BDD in total constructed 195 Chawls which contained 16,200 tenements spread over 87 acres of land. A typical ~~chawld~~ contained a three storied building having tenements of 160 square feet with common bathroom and toilet facilities on each floor. These chawls were built at Worli, Sewri, Naigaon ad Parel.		BDD in total constructed 195 Chawls which contained 16,200 tenements spread over 87 acres of land. A typical chawl contained a three storied building having tenements of 160 square feet with common bathroom and toilet facilities on each floor. These chawls were built at Worli, Sewri, Naigaon and Parel.

Nikolai at 09:09, 23 September 2017

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	Bombay Development Department founded in the year 1920 under a civil servant, Sir Lawless Hepper to implement the objectives as outlined by the the Governor of Bombay Sir George Lloyd of undertaking major housing construction projects.		Bombay Development Department founded in the year 1920 under a civil servant, Sir Lawless Hepper to implement the objectives as outlined by the the Governor of Bombay Sir George Lloyd of undertaking major housing construction projects.
	The Department was to be funded from the proceeds of a development loan that was mounted under the catchword of "by Bombay for Bombay" and from a one-rupee town duty levied on each bale of cotton which entered the city.		The Department was to be funded from the proceeds of a development loan that was mounted under the catchword of "by Bombay for Bombay" and from a one-rupee town duty levied on each bale of cotton which entered the city.

			BDD in total constructed 195 Chawls which contained 16,200 tenements spread over 87 acres of land. A typical chawld contained a three storied building having tenements of 160 square feet with common bathroom and toilet facilities on each floor. These chawls were built at Worli, Sewri, Naigaon ad Parel.

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Bombay Development Department founded in the year 1920 under a civil servant, Sir Lawless Hepper to implement the objectives as outlined by the the Governor of Bombay Sir George Lloyd of undertaking major housing construction projects.
The Department was to be funded from the proceeds of a development loan that was mounted under the catchword of "by Bombay for Bombay" and from a one-rupee town duty levied on each bale of cotton which entered the city.