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ill allow various foreign investors to pool in interests in the project. Aryan Jagtap (name changed) said Government has planned to sell 40 million square feet land which will be segregated into both commercial and residential zones also provisions to school and Medical units.

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 where is my “snack”made?

Different types of spicy and diet savouries, banana chips, fried peanuts and crispy chaklis(spicy circles made of rice flour that turn into wheels) and many other varieties of south Indian fresh snacks that we enjoy as pastime while watching television or outing with family are often made in Dharavi. As the ghetto provides ample space, cheap labour with minimal overheads maximum profits and easy transporation.

According to Dharavi Food Productm manufacturers Welfare Association, Dharavi ranks first in the world for producing tasty, varieties of home made snacks. The production units in Dharavi produces more than 1 lakh kg of savouries, crisps (fried chips made of raw bananas, sweet potatoes, dried jackfruit)daily with an annual turnover estimated between Rs 70 crore and Rs 80 crore with no tax as the businesses fall under the social economic zone (SEZ).

A Dharavi-manufactured product is sold several times in the market and packaged even multiple times till product may reach the consumer so people never know what they are eating is made in Dharavi”said a local producer. The largest produced snacks are the gram flour fried noodles known as “Farsan” in both spicy and peper flavours which are largely purchased. small time industry attracts Maharashtrians and Gujurati’s being native to Mumbai but the owners in this business are not local.

Like the other industries savory industry units are traditional businesses of the Tamil families that came to Mumbaiyears ago in search of work from rural villages of Tamil Nadu and settled into personal businesses. The business however employs majorly women, who work in flexible shifts on traditional small scale production machines and large fry pans.Kartick shetty, owner of A-1 savouries said “there is competition increasing and the thriving business in dharavi does not generate much profit, with the development plan things are becoming more difficult, we are searching for newspace outside the city to move soon”.

Chandrashekhar Iyer,owner of Venkatesh savouries said “compared to tanners and potters our units are not causing pollution, so we are looking forward for allotment in the re-development scheme.

After the fluctuating dates and multiple land ownership disputes in Dharavi residential project now is the plan B part of the government plans the re-development of the ‘H’ block into a spacious sports complex will be first on the agenda list. The ‘H’ block is under the ownership of Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA) which ensures no hassles in 本论文由英语论文网提供整理，提供论文代写，英语论文代写，代写论文，代写英语论文，代写留学生论文，代写英文论文，留学生论文代写相关核心关键词搜索。