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Tamil Nadu unveils Rs 2,883 crore plan to rebuild 12,648 flats, ease building approvals

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Tamil Nadu has announced a comprehensive set of housing reforms aimed at improving urban living conditions and simplifying construction processes. The state plans to rebuild 12,648 deteriorating residential flats spread across twenty project areas under a Rs 2,883 crore initiative. Building approvals will be streamlined through expanded self-certification for residential and small commercial structures, alongside higher local body approval limits. Land-use processes are also set to be digitized as part of the broader administrative overhaul. Additionally, the government will roll out interest relief schemes to ease the financial burden on housing loan borrowers.

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