Maharashtra Cabinet Approves 30-Year Lease Renewal For Bhuleshwar Yoga Centre, Allots Chembur Land To Buddhist Mission
Mumbai: The Maharashtra Cabinet on Tuesday approved two proposals concerning land and lease arrangements for institutions in Mumbai, including the renewal of the lease of the Kaivalyadham Ishwardas Chunnilal Yogic Centre in Bhuleshwar at a concessional rate and the allotment of 1,735 sq m of land in Chembur to the Bhikkhu Sangha United Buddhist Mission. Bhuleshwar Yoga Centre Gets 30-Year Lease…
The Maharashtra Cabinet recently approved the allotment of government land developed under a pilgrimage development plan at Koradi in Nagpur district to the Shri Mahalakshmi Jagdamba Sansthan. The decision was made during a meeting chaired by Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis in Mumbai. The land will be leased to the Sansthan on a nominal rent of Re 1 for a period of 30 years, in line with Rule 35 of the Government Land Disposal Rules, 1971, and the government resolution of July 25, 2019.
The Collector of Nagpur district has been granted the power to renew the lease after its expiration, if requested by the Sansthan. This move is anticipated to promote the organized development of the Koradi pilgrimage area, enabling the construction of various amenities and facilities for devotees visiting the revered shrine.
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