Independent Information Portal — Not an Official Government or GMADA Website.Read full disclaimer
GREATER MOHALI REGION Independent Information Portal|Latest:Development of Horticulture works in with 3 years maintenance......NEW

GMADA Public Notice

Acquisition of land setting up of Industrial Park in Sector 101 Hearing of Objections U/s-15.

PublishedJun 2026
FormatPDF
Size761.14 KB
LanguageEnglish

Overview of the Notice

The Land Acquisition Collector, Urban Development Department, Punjab has issued a public notice regarding the hearing of objections connected with the proposed acquisition of land for the Industrial Area in Sector 101, S.A.S. Nagar (Mohali). The notice concerns land in:

  • Village Dhurali
  • Sector 101 Industrial Area, S.A.S. Nagar

The land-acquisition proceedings had earlier reached the Section 11 preliminary notification stage, with the relevant notification issued on 9 March 2026.

Why Has This Notice Been Issued?

After publication of the Section 11 notification, objections were submitted by affected landowners and other interested persons under Section 15 of the Right to Fair Compensation and Transparency in Land Acquisition, Rehabilitation and Resettlement Act, 2013 (RFCTLARR Act, 2013). The Land Acquisition Collector therefore scheduled a hearing so that these objections could be formally considered.

Hearing Details

According to the notice:

  • Village: Dhurali
  • Project: Sector 101 Industrial Area
  • Hearing Date: 9 June 2026
  • Time: 10:00 AM
  • Venue: Office of the Land Acquisition Collector, PUDA Bhawan, Sector 62, S.A.S. Nagar

Why Was a Public Notice Needed?

The notice states that separate hearing letters had already been issued to the landowners and other interested persons who had filed objections. However, some individual notices might not have reached the concerned persons because their residential addresses were unavailable or could not be properly identified. This public notice was therefore issued as an additional way of informing all concerned objectors about the hearing.

What Is a Section 15 Objection Hearing?

A Section 15 hearing is an important stage following a Section 11 preliminary acquisition notification. It gives people who have already submitted objections an opportunity to have those objections heard before the acquisition process moves further. The objections can relate to matters permitted under the Act, including issues concerning the proposed land acquisition and the stated public purpose. This hearing should not be confused with later stages such as:

  • Section 19 declaration
  • Section 21 notice to persons interested
  • acquisition award
  • compensation determination
  • possession

What Should Affected Landowners Check?

Landowners in Village Dhurali who submitted objections should verify:

  • their Khasra number
  • the area proposed for acquisition
  • whether their objection was officially recorded
  • documents supporting their objection
  • revenue and ownership records
  • any applicable court orde
  • subsequent notifications issued after the hearing

The fact that Village Dhurali appears in the notice does not automatically mean that every parcel in the village is being acquired.

What Happens After the Hearing?

After hearing the objections, the competent authorities can consider the representations and decide how the acquisition proceedings should move forward. Depending on the outcome, the process may later proceed through further statutory stages such as:

Section 19 declaration → subsequent notices and claims → acquisition award → compensation → possession

The objection hearing itself does not mean that the land has been finally acquired.

Geography of Sector 101

Sector 101 is strategically located within Greater Mohali, part of the Mohali district in Punjab. This sector is included in GMADA's planned development zones focused on industrial growth. It is well-positioned to serve as an industrial hub, benefitting from important transportation links that enhance accessibility for businesses and improve the flow of goods and services.

Adjacent sectors include Sector 102 and Sector 103, which are also part of GMADA's broader industrial strategy. This geographic context makes Sector 101 an ideal candidate for industrial development, promoting synergy with nearby areas targeted for similar growth.

History and Development

The development of an Industrial Park in Sector 101 is part of GMADA's strategy to transform agricultural land into designated industrial areas. This approach is evident across various sectors in Greater Mohali. GMADA has focused on creating modern industrial facilities in sectors such as 101 and 103 to attract investment and stimulate economic growth.

In recent years, GMADA has taken multiple steps related to industrialization, including land acquisition, facility planning, and conducting public hearings. This acquisition process aims to facilitate the timely establishment of these parks, reflecting the area's ongoing transformation into a hub for commercial and industrial activities. Urbanization driven by GMADA is expected to generate employment opportunities and contribute to economic diversification, fostering a new era for the local economy.

Significance of the Acquisition

The notice underscores GMADA's commitment to developing industrial parks that support local and regional economies. The hearing of objections ensures that landowners' concerns are taken into account, emphasizing transparency and community involvement in the development process. Establishing an Industrial Park in Sector 101 aligns with GMADA's goal of diversifying the region's economic base beyond agriculture.

This initiative is significant as it aims to create opportunities for local businesses and entrepreneurs while attracting larger corporations, thereby revitalizing the local job market. Furthermore, the establishment of industrial parks is likely to foster support industries and services, enhancing the economic landscape of the region.

Practical Details

  • Notice Date: June 3, 2026
  • Authority: Greater Mohali Area Development Authority (GMADA)

For more information and complete details, click on “Open Original Document” to view the official source.


Where this comes from: This is a summary of a notice published by GMADA. The original document lives on GMADA's own website — gmada.gov.in — use the download button above to view or save it.