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GMADA Public Notice

Public notice regarding land acquisition for residential project Aerotropolis SAS Nagar Village Kurdi.

PublishedJul 2026
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Overview of the Notice

The Land Acquisition Collector, Urban Development Department, Punjab has issued a public notice regarding the announcement of land-acquisition awards for different portions of land in Village Kurri, S.A.S. Nagar, forming part of the Aerotropolis Residential Project. The notice contains six separate land/pocket entries for Village Kurri and informs affected landowners about the date, time and venue for announcement of the respective awards.

Land Areas Mentioned

The following land areas are listed in the notice:

  • 355.7605 acres
  • 117.0729 acres
  • 1.7813 acres
  • 10.9063 acres
  • 447.2213 acres
  • 463.1599 acres

Each entry is associated with an Aerotropolis pocket, but the pocket letters are not clearly reproduced in the OCR text supplied. Those pocket designations should therefore be confirmed from the original scanned document before publication.

Award Announcement Date and Time

All six acquisition awards were scheduled to be announced on: 20 July 2026 at: 10:00 AM

Venue

The awards were scheduled to be announced at: Committee Hall, Second Floor, PUDA Bhawan, Mohali, S.A.S. Nagar Concerned landowners and other interested persons were informed to attend at the specified time and place.

Why Has This Notice Been Issued?

The notice is intended to formally inform affected landowners and the general public that the land-acquisition awards relating to the Aerotropolis Residential Project in Village Kurri were ready to be announced. This represents a significantly later stage of the acquisition process than:

  • Social Impact Assessment
  • Section 5 public hearing
  • Section 7 Expert Group review
  • Section 8 consideration
  • preliminary acquisition notifications

What Does an Acquisition Award Mean?

An acquisition award is an important formal stage in land acquisition. At this point, affected landowners should refer to the actual award applicable to their land because it may contain information concerning:

  • land included in the acquisition
  • recorded ownership and interests
  • compensation
  • applicable statutory benefits
  • other determinations connected with the acquisition proceedings

The present notice primarily tells landowners when and where those awards were to be announced.

Public Announcement in Village Kurri

The notice also directs that information about the award announcement be publicised locally. The Tehsildar, Mohali was asked to arrange Munadi/public announcement in Village Kurri through the concerned Kanungo/Patwari and have the report entered in the official Roznamcha. Copies were also forwarded to the:

  • Sarpanch of Village Kurri
  • Nambardar
  • Chowkidar
  • GMADA IT Cell

The GMADA IT Cell was asked to upload the award-announcement information on the dedicated website.

What Should Affected Landowners Check?

Landowners in Village Kurri should verify:

  • their Khasra number
  • the Aerotropolis pocket applicable to their property
  • land area recorded against their holding
  • ownership/share details
  • the relevant acquisition award
  • compensation details
  • any applicable land-pooling option
  • any High Court or other court order affecting their land

The inclusion of Village Kurri in the notice does not mean that every land parcel in the village is necessarily part of the acquisition.

Geography of Village Kurdi

Village Kurdi is located in SAS Nagar district, Punjab, India, within the rapidly urbanizing Greater Mohali area. Its strategic positioning provides access to major roads that facilitate connectivity to key areas in SAS Nagar and nearby Chandigarh. The infrastructure development in this area is critical for the Aerotropolis project, aligning with the goal to transform the landscape of Greater Mohali.

History and Development of Land Acquisition

The land acquisition in Village Kurdi reflects GMADA's ongoing efforts under the Aerotropolis scheme. In July 2026, multiple public notices regarding similar acquisitions were issued, indicating a sustained push for urban development. This pattern demonstrates GMADA's commitment to transforming agricultural land into viable urban spaces supporting residential needs.

Significance of the Aerotropolis Project

The Aerotropolis project is a major urban initiative designed to support development in SAS Nagar. It addresses the growing demand for residential spaces and aligns with GMADA's vision for Greater Mohali. By focusing on planned urbanization, the Aerotropolis aims to develop housing while integrating infrastructure to create a metropolitan ecosystem beneficial for residents and businesses.

Practical Details of the Notice

  • Notice date: July 16, 2026

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


Frequently Asked Questions

  • What specific plans or developments are proposed for the land in Village Kurdi? Details are not outlined in the notice. Further information may be available from GMADA.
  • What is the compensation process for landowners affected by this acquisition? The notice does not provide information on the compensation process. Interested parties should contact GMADA for clarification.
  • How does the acquisition of land in Village Kurdi integrate with other recent acquisitions mentioned in the related notices? The exact integration is not detailed; however, it indicates coordinated efforts in developing cohesive urban spaces.
  • Why is the Aerotropolis project important for SAS Nagar? The project is crucial for meeting the increasing demand for residential space while promoting structured urban growth.
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.