Dwarka sub-city is part of Zone-K and is part of the city expansion scheme approved by the Authority as part of the Land Pooling Policy and Master Plan Delhi 2021.

The main objectives of the zonal plan are: -

1. Providing appropriate shelter for the allocated population along with social and physical infrastructure.
2. Development of comprehensive business and institutional uses across the main corridor of transportation.

Conservation of the environment for providing the open space -

1. Participation of the private, the public and community to avoid bottleneck and delay in land assembly by mixing land acquisition and fresh assembly methods involving the private (property owner) government sector.
2. Regularization of current unauthorized colonies / built up in accordance with public policy, with the goal of offering fundamental facilities.

Last October 2018, the fresh Land Pooling Policy was launched by Delhi Development Authority (DDA) S.O. 5220(E) dated 11.10.2018. In accordance with this policy, farmers can request that the organization pool tiny aggregates of property and create infrastructure there so it can be handed over to the holders themselves without ever altering the hands of land ownership.

Land Pooling Policy:

Delhi's population growth is observed by few and feared by many. Delhi has achieved a figure of 1.94 crores, with the development graph rising each year, according to the latest stats. If action is not taken quickly, this will lead to a disaster. According to the DDA (Delhi Development Authority), they do not have sufficient infrastructure and resources to satisfy current population requirements. If this is the situation today, the situation will deteriorate after 5 or 10 years to the extent that a big population is seen taking refuge on highways instead of homes.

The primary issue of inadequate housing development is the acquisition of property. It is not feasible to acquire direct property. So DDA (Delhi Development Authority) has come up with Land Pooling Policy, a wonderful idea that can alter Delhi's future. Simply put, Land Pooling Policy has a significance that adheres to its name that pools enormous quantities of land. So there are a lot of new sectors announced in Dwarka.

There is only one scheduled housing scheme in zone DDA K1 Zone, known as Lok Nayak Puram, established by the DDA with a region of about 80 ha. The 100 m R / W highway is also suggested as the main transport corridor connecting the K-2and K- 1 area with NH-1 and NH-8.

In LPP, investors ' land is valued at market rates and they are paid back some quantity of their property, regardless of the land use to which their land is allocated. There's nothing to lose and to profit from everything. However, there is a requirement that landowners cannot invest property below 5 acres

DDA J Zone came into existence when Master Plan Delhi 2021 was announced by DDA. Delhi’s National Capital Territory is divided into 15 zones. It is situated in the South Delhi which is close to Badarpur, Haryana and Mehrauli boundary. The most important part of the Zone J is the Dwarka sub-city in Delhi which is also a part of 2 extension plan which has been approved by the authority responsible as part of the master plans and Land Pooling Policy of Delhi 2001 and 2021.

The main goals for the planning of the J zone include:-

1. Sufficient shelter to be offered and both physical and social infrastructure for the population assigned.
2. The development of the commercial and institutional uses in the transport corridor.

Development of the Extensive commercial and institutional uses at the transport corridor:-

1. Public, private and community so as to remove the bottleneck and delay in the land assembly with the mix of the new land acquisition and assembly procedures which involves the private and the public sector.
2. Standardization of the colonies built up unauthorized as per the government policy with the goal of providing the basic amenities.

Features of DDA J Zone:-

If you look at J Zone's topography, you will discover it does have a gentle slope in the direction of Najafgarh Drain. For this reason alone, there is the continuous flow of storm drain from neighboring regions such as Bakkarwala, Mundka, Nilothi, Rohtak Railway Station, Ranhola (Safipur) and numerous other villages built region of unlawful colonies to Najafgarh Drain. The population of this area is around 5.0 lakes, as per the 2001 census, and this population lives in a number of around 26 villages and 1802 unauthorized dwellings. The DDA J Zone covers an area of 6515 hectares, of which approximately 2883 hectares are accessible in the form of unlawful colonies or built-up areas.

There is only one scheduled residential unit, DDA J Zone projects, and it is named Lok Nayak Puram, this housing scheme was created by the DDA's efforts and is distributed over a region of approximately 80 hectares. A 100 m R / W highway was also suggested across this area. The suggested highway will serve as one of the major transport corridors that connect J Zone with NH-8 and NH-10. The affordable housing home assignment was specifically intended in accordance with MPD 2021.

The location is one of the unbeatable characteristics of the Affordable Housing Smart City Project. You get home very near to IGI Airport and experience quick connectivity with the Metro. Simultaneously, you're in the area of some of the capital's finest colleges. And besides being able to send your kids to neighbouring international schools and excellent schools, you are also quite connected to Gurgaon's IT hub.

Delhi Master Plan 2021 is pledging to provide the capital with four fresh smart cities under Smart City Awas Yojna. Smart City Dwarka will be the largest of all these. And these 4 smart cities together will offer Delhi a place of recognition on the map of the globe. To win homebuyers ' trust in Delhi, growth in the Smart City occurs only after the urban development ministry and DDA's complete approval.

Delhi Development Authority has launched the Dwarka Phase-2 MPD 2021 project to guarantee that individuals are getting the house inside their budget. This audacious Smart City Project is initiated for the inhabitants of Delhi under Smart City Awas Mission because they are compelled to land in neighbouring regions such as Gurgaon, Ghaziabad and Greater Noida.

Smart City Awas Yojna is situated close to the International Airport of Indira Gandhi, which is quite comfortable as millions of individuals use Delhi Metro. Delhi is one of the new smart cities, and Dwarka Smart City Project is the largest among them, according to (MPD 2021) Master Plan Delhi 2021. Delhi will soon become a globe-class capital.