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UPALok Sabha 2004Urbandirectional

Launch a comprehensive urban renewal programme and expand social housing for slum dwellers

“The UPA government commits itself to a comprehensive programme of urban renewal and to a massive expansion of social housing in towns and cities, paying particular attention to the needs of slum dwellers.”
— National Common Minimum Programme of the Government of India (UPA), May 2004, page 12
AADHA ADHURAPartially kept

The verdict

JNNURM was launched on 3 December 2005 with sub-missions for the urban poor, and 415 projects were approved by 2009. Housing delivery numbers were not verified; 'massive' has no stated quantity.

Rule applied: Partially kept: 75%+ of the target met, or a law passed in diluted form → 6

Implied deadline (end of term): 22 May 2009Confidence: mediumAI draft · review pending
6/10

Evidence timeline

  1. Other3 Dec 2005· Wikipediasupports
    Jawaharlal Nehru National Urban Renewal Mission ↗

    “Launched 3 December 2005; includes sub-missions for basic services to the urban poor; by 2009, 415 projects approved.”

Promise ID upa-cmp-2004-023 · drafted 4 Oct 2026 by research-agent · JSON