BAPU BASTI

VIDHYADHAR NAGAR, SECTOR - 4

SUBMITTED BY :

AK AS H S IHAG
ARVIND DH AIYA
DINES H J AN GID
GA R IM A S WAM I
GA UR AV JA IN
GA ZAL D ANDIA
NIS HAN T B HATNA GAR
PAN KAJ S UTH AR
R AH UL J AN GID
VIP IN KUM AR
 INTRODUCTION
DEFINITION OF SLUM
(ACCORDING TO COMMITTEE REPORT ON SLUM STATISTICS FOR
RAJASTHAN):

A slum is a compact settlement of at least 20 households with a collection of poorly built

tenements, mostly of temporary nature, crowded together usually with inadequate
sanitary and drinking water facilities in unhygienic conditions.

(Ref: Slum Development Policy -PPP-2012)

SLUMS IN JAIPUR – SCENARIO IN 2001
The Jaipur city has 211 slums, which are called as “Kacchi Basti” in local parlance.

As per census 2001, the slum population was 350,353, which was 15.07% of total
population (2,324,319) of the city.

In the study the data was collected from 257 households, distributed proportionately in 8
slums, namely, Bhojpura, Jawahar Nagar Tila -2, Biharion ka Tila, Fauji Nagar, Kathputli
Nagar, Reech Bandar walon ki basti, Jhalana Mahal Kunda and Tamil Colony.

The distribution of respondent households in study slums is shared in table 1. The

data was collected through structured household level questionnaire and qualitative
discussion with respondents.
SLUMS IN JAIPUR – SCENARIO IN 2011

According to the census of 2011 , Jaipur city has a population of 3,073,350 with 17
percent share of total urban population of Rajasthan.
6,88,430 (22.4 percent) urban population was residing in slum areas in Jaipur City in
2011 and there were 236 registered slum location as listed by administration in 2011.

2001 2011

JAIPUR POPULATION 2,324,319 3,073,350

SLUM POPULATION 3,50,353 6,88,430

SLUM POPULATION (%) 15.61 22.4

NO. OF REGISTERED 211 236

SLUMS
AUTHORITIES RELATED TO KATCHI BASTEES IMPROVEMENT

JAIPUR DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY (JDA):

The major functions of JDA in city are urban planning including the preparation of
master development plan, formulation and sanction and execution of the projects
and schemes for the development of the Jaipur region, to acquire, hold, manage
and dispose of property, removing obstructions and encroachments upon public
streets, open spaces and properties vesting in the government etc. The katchi
bastees which are located on JDA land are taken up by JDA of improvement.

JAIPUR MUNICIPAL CORPORATION (JMC):

The major functions of JMC in city are cleanliness, solid waste management,
maintenance of gardens/dividers/circles, street light, encroachment removal,
community toilets, sewer maintenance, parking lots, development works, etc.
The katchi bastees which are located within municipal limits are not on JDA
lands are taken up by JMC for improvement.
 SLUM POLICIES APPLIED ON
BAPU BASTI
1) In 1996-97 - National Slum Development Programme (NSDP)

• This program was started by government of India in 1996-97.

• In this program additional central assistance is provided to states for

development of katchi bastees. The funding pattern was kept 70
percent loan and 30 percent grant.

• The works relating to roads, nalies, drainage, drinking water, street

lighting, electrification, housing, community centre, community
toilets/bath etc. Has been taken up in the state as per guidelines of
GOI.
2) In 2001- Valmiki Ambedkar Malin Bastee Awas Yojana (Vambay)

• Launched by GOI in December 2001 and still in process of resettlement.

• Unit cost per dwelling unit was kept Rs. 50,000.

• A provision of providing 50% loan and 50% subsidy was kept in unit cost.
• Identification of beneficiaries was based on cut of date i.e. It should not ordinarily be later than
1995.

• The objective to provide shelter for people living in katchi bastees.

• The plinth area should not be less than 15 sqmt.

• Under this scheme 1940 houses have been constructed for the slum dwellers.

• Under the Vambay scheme nearly 2000 families were covered in three slum colonies of the city
by the JDA. The amount spent by JDA was 828.5 and another 35.7 lakhs were spent on internal
development of the colonies.
REHABILITATION OF KATCHI BASTEES
3) The Rajasthan Government Patta Policy-2005
THERE ARE A FEW IMPORTANT FEATURES OF “KATCHI BASTI NIYAMAN
REPORT” WHICH SHOULD BE UNDERSTOOD ESSENTIALLY.

1. THERE WOULD BE NO REGULARIZATION OF KATCHI BASTEESS ON

LAND UNDER PARK, PLAYGROUND, AMENITIES, FOREST AND ROADS,
RELIGIOUS LAND AS SUGGESTED IN MASTER PLAN AND NO KATCHI
BASTEE WITH ACCESS ROAD LESS THAN 20’ WIDE SHOULD BE
REGULARIZED.

2. KATCHI BASTEE SURVEYED UNTIL 1.04.04 ONLY SHOULD BE

REGULARIZED. THE ACCEPTED PROOF OF RESIDENCE BEFORE THE
CUT-OFF DATE WOULD BE NAME IN ELECTORAL LIST, ELECTRICITY AND
WATER BILL AND DRIVING LICENSE.
The “patta” is that legal title which is actually a lease document, with many restrictions and
conditions to abide by. In the context of Jaipur the “Patta” has the following features.

1.) Land tenure known as the Patta will be given after the regularization of the Katchi Basti.
Tenure will be given in the name of husband and wife for the lease of 99 years.

2.) The ‘Patta’ which cannot be sold before 10-20 years as specified in Patta document and all
construction on “Patta” land should be approved by JMC or JDA on drawings.

3.) The Patta holder is bound to pay betterment charges for any infrastructure work carried out
by Urban Local body and also the property taxes according to the norms.

4.) “Patta” can also be kept as collateral for achieving finance.

5.) The patta holder would pay the consented amount at the JMC office or any other office
ordained by the authorities on the first day of April every year.

6.) The consented amount of local revenue would increase by 25% immediately at the
completion of every fifteen years.

7.) The given land would be used only for the construction of residential building. The land cannot
be used for commercial or for earning profit from it.

8.) If the patta holder breaches the terms and conditions of the patta agreement, the concerned
land and any building constructed on it (if any), would be confiscated without any compensation
and the concerned person would not be liable to allotment of any land in the future.
COMPARISON OF VARIOUS IMPROVEMENT SCHEMES
BAPU BASTI

Total area = 30,000 sq.m.

No. of households = 3500
NEARBY AMENITIES

Bus
Stop

Sabji Mandi Saras Dairy

Slum
 NEAREST POLICE STATION

Vidhyadhar
Nagar Police
Station

Slum
NEARBY SCHOOLS

Anganwadi inside school

Slum
NEARBY HEALTH CENTRES

Slum
BUILT MASS AND CIRCULATION
NETWORKS

OPEN
DEFECATIO
N AREA

OPEN
DEFECATIO
N AREA ANGANWADI
INSIDE THE SLUM
View from main road
View from main road

Liquor Shop
 View through the main internal road

Toilet /
Bath
Cemented
road

Open
Drains Ramps to take
bike / cycles
inside courts
Tin shade roof View through other internal roads

Cemente
d road
General condition of houses in the slum
SKETCH
TYPICAL 2-ROOM HOUSE IN THE SLUM
SKETCH
ANALYSIS – ACCORDING TO THE SURVEY CONDUCTED ON 80
HOUSEHOLDS

NO. OF YEARS IN THE SLUM TOTAL NO. OF MEMBERS

23% 4%
29%
<5 years 4% <5 MEMBERS
05-15 years
15-25 years
19% 28% 5-10 MEMBERS
10-15 MEMBERS
43% 25-35 years 49% 15-20 MEMBERS

AVG: 18.78 years AVG: 7.45 people

NO.OF CHILDREN PER FAMILY MALE-FEMALE RATIO

33% 7% <=3
13% 4
MALE
5 46% FEMALE
20% 6 54%
27% MORE THAN 6

AVG: 5.59 children

 HOUSE TYPES RELIGION WISE DISTRIBUTION

32% 27%
SEMI PUCCA
HINDU
KACHHA
MUSLIM
65% PUCCA

3% 73%

AVERAGE HOUSEHOLD SIZE WATER SUPPLY

12% 16% 23%

1R + K
REGISTERED
2R + K
NON
32% 3R + K
REGISTERED
>3R 77%
41%
 DEFECATION SYSTEMS IDENTITY PROOFS

RASHAN CARD,
15%
22% 6%
AADHAR CARD,
IN-HOUSE VOTER ID
TOILETS
RASHAN CARD,
OPEN-FOREST AADHAR CARD
85% 72% NONE

HOUSEHOLD AMENITIES VEHICLES

AUTO/TAXI
38% 26% TV, FRIDGE, 22% 41% MOTORCYCLE/S
COOLER, GAS
COOTER
TV, FRIDGE, GAS
16% CYCLE
37% TV, GAS
NONE

22%
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