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GMADA Public Notice

Public notice regarding sector 101 SAS Nagar.

PublishedApr 2026
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Overview of Public Notice

The Land Acquisition Collector, Urban Development Department, Punjab has issued a public notice regarding a public hearing for the Rehabilitation and Resettlement (R&R) process connected with land acquisition for the Industrial Park in Sector 101, S.A.S. Nagar.

The notice relates to approximately: 129.2375 acres of land situated in: Village Dhurali

The public hearing is being held under Section 16(5) of the Right to Fair Compensation and Transparency in Land Acquisition, Rehabilitation and Resettlement Act, 2013 (RFCTLARR Act, 2013).

Project and Land Details

  • Project: Industrial Park, Sector 101
  • Village: Dhurali
  • Total Area: 129.2375 acres
  • Legal Stage: Section 16(5) R&R Public Hearing
  • Authority: Land Acquisition Collector / Administrator (R&R)

Why Has This Notice Been Issued?

Land in Village Dhurali is proposed to be acquired for development of an Industrial Park in Sector 101, S.A.S. Nagar. As part of the Rehabilitation and Resettlement process, affected landowners are being given an opportunity to present their:

  • views
  • objections
  • rehabilitation-related concerns
  • livelihood-related issues
  • other matters connected with the proposed R&R Scheme

Public Hearing Details

According to the notice:

  • Date: 22 April 2026
  • Time: 11:00 AM
  • Venue: Gurdwara Sahib, Village Dhurali

Affected landowners could attend the hearing and present their views and objections before the concerned authority.

Who Will Conduct the Hearing?

The notice states that the public hearing will be conducted by the: Administrator, Rehabilitation & Resettlement (R&R)-cum-Additional Deputy Commissioner, Mohali This reflects the fact that the notice concerns the Rehabilitation and Resettlement stage of the land-acquisition process.

What Is a Section 16(5) Public Hearing?

Section 16 of the RFCTLARR Act deals with preparation of the Rehabilitation and Resettlement Scheme for affected families. A public hearing under Section 16(5) provides affected families with an opportunity to raise issues relating to the proposed R&R arrangements. These may include:

  • loss of land
  • impact on livelihood
  • houses or other structures
  • trees and other assets
  • R&R assistance
  • community property
  • other rehabilitation-related matters

How Is This Different From a Section 5 Hearing?

This is not a Social Impact Assessment hearing under Section 5. A Section 5 hearing takes place earlier during the Social Impact Assessment process. This notice relates to the Section 16(5) stage, where the focus is on rehabilitation and resettlement arrangements for affected families.

Relationship With the Sector 101 R&R Scheme

This hearing is directly connected with the Rehabilitation and Resettlement Scheme for approximately 129.2375 acres in Village Dhurali for Sector 101. The Section 16(5) hearing gives affected landowners an opportunity to raise their views and objections before the R&R process moves further. It should therefore be read together with the related Sector 101 R&R Scheme.

Does This Mean the Acquisition Is Complete?

No. A Section 16(5) public hearing does not mean that:

  • the final acquisition award has been announced
  • compensation has been fully determined
  • compensation has been paid
  • possession has been taken
  • the acquisition process has been completed

Further statutory proceedings may still follow.

What Should Affected Landowners Check?

Landowners in Village Dhurali should verify:

  • their Khasra number
  • exact area affected
  • ownership/share in the revenue records
  • whether their family is included in the R&R survey
  • houses, dairy farms, trees or other assets recorded against their land
  • livelihood impact
  • R&R benefits proposed
  • objections or representations submitted at the hearing
  • subsequent acquisition and award-related documents

Geography of Sector 101

Sector 101 is situated in SAS Nagar, Punjab, which is an integral part of the Greater Mohali region. This area is characterized by its planned urban development, aiming to enhance infrastructure and connectivity for its residents. The sector has access to major roads, facilitating easy reachability from both commercial and residential zones. The arrangement of road networks and availability of public transport supports efficient movement of people and goods within and beyond the sector. Additionally, Sector 101 is surrounded by various developed sectors, solidifying its importance within the urban layout of Greater Mohali.

History and Development of Sector 101

Sector 101 has been included in GMADA's urban development initiatives, transforming agricultural land into developed urban spaces within Greater Mohali. Historically, this area was primarily agricultural, but it has progressively evolved to accommodate residential and commercial real estate as part of a strategy for urban growth management. Under GMADA’s comprehensive plans, numerous projects have emerged, including residential housing societies and commercial complexes. This evolution of Sector 101 into a developed locality signifies a trend of redefining rural zones into vibrant urban hotspots, aligning with GMADA's goal to modernize infrastructure while promoting inclusive communities.

Significance of Sector 101

The planned activities for Sector 101 are vital to GMADA’s master plan for Greater Mohali. The ongoing development aims to enhance residential living, commercial viability, and community services, reflecting GMADA's vision for integrated urban spaces that cater to an expanding population. These improvements are expected to attract new investments and uplift the quality of life for residents. Additionally, advancements in Sector 101 could lead to increased job opportunities and foster community ties, making it essential for local residents and stakeholders to stay informed about these developments.

Practical Details of the Notice

  • Notice Date; April 2, 2026.

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