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GMADA Public Notice

Public Notice Regarding List of Land Owners Who Have Given These Consents Under Land Pooling Scheme.

PublishedJul 2025
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LanguageEnglish

Overview of the Public Notice

Published on July 25, 2025, this public notice lists landowners who consented to GMADA's Land Pooling Scheme. The scheme aims to consolidate land for various development projects in Greater Mohali, reflecting GMADA's commitment to involving local farmers and landowners in the development process.

Geography of Greater Mohali

Greater Mohali, located in the SAS Nagar district and adjacent to Chandigarh, consists of established sectors and newly planned areas contributing to urbanization within the Aerotropolis framework. The Land Pooling Scheme is crucial for organized land acquisition, facilitating the development of urban infrastructure and residential spaces.

Historical Context of Land Pooling in Greater Mohali

Land pooling in Greater Mohali marks a movement towards converting agricultural land into urban plots as part of various development plans. Initial invitations to join the Land Pooling Scheme were sent to landowners via notices published in June and July 2025. These efforts illustrate GMADA's commitment to enhancing participation in the land acquisition process.

Significance of the Land Pooling Scheme

The Land Pooling Scheme is essential for advancing GMADA's development agenda and managing urban growth. By consolidating land, it enables infrastructure projects that align with regional planning goals, ensuring development reflects community needs.

Practical Details of the Notice

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