Mussoorie Road, Dehradun

Mussoorie Dehradun Development Authority has approved a ₹968 crore development plan for the financial year 2026-27, focusing on sustainable urban expansion, infrastructure enhancement, and green initiatives. This initiative is expected to attract private investment, boost tourism, and create employment opportunities.

The Mussoorie Dehradun Development Authority (MDDA) sealed four under-construction buildings in Kulhan and Chandrabani for violating building bylaws and lacking necessary approvals. Illegal constructions create pressure on urban infrastructure like roads, parking, and water supply.

The Dehradun Municipal Corporation (DMC) has significantly improved its waste management system, with coverage now at around 85%. The DMC has also introduced grey and pink toilets in Prem Nagar and plans to expand them city-wide.

The Mussoorie Dehradun Development Authority (MDDA) has approved a ₹968 crore development plan for Dehradun, focusing on enhancing urban infrastructure, promoting green spaces, and regulating construction. The plan includes stricter building regulations to curb illegal construction and aims for balanced urban growth.

As part of Uttarakhand's ₹74,100 crore mega road plan, Dehradun will see urban infrastructure upgrades including elevated corridors, ring roads, and tunnel-based bypass systems, . Additionally, the four-lane Paonta Sahib-Dehradun link road, a ₹1,650 crore project, is nearing completion and is expected to become operational in May 2026.

Dehradun's real estate sector sees continued activity with new RERA approved, residential projects like 'Best Oriana', 'Capital Royal Casa' being listed. Projects such as 'Capital Royal Casa', 'Mahalaxmi Lord Krishna Terraces', and 'Shivalik Exotica' are currently under construction, signifying ongoing investment in the city's housing sector.