GMADA Public Notice
Public notice regarding Aerotropolis and Industrial Park, Sector 101, SAS Nagar.
Overview of the Public Notice
The Land Acquisition Collector, Urban Development Department, Punjab, PUDA Bhawan, Sector 62, S.A.S. Nagar issued a corrigendum relating to an earlier public notice concerning the Aerotropolis Land Pooling Scheme. The earlier notice was published on: 27 February 2026 and concerned an extension of the cut-off date for submission of Land Pooling forms.
What Has Been Corrected?
The earlier advertisement referred generally to the: Aerotropolis Scheme The corrigendum clarifies that this should instead be read as: Aerotropolis Pockets A, B, C and D, S.A.S. Nagar
Which Landowners Does the Earlier Notice Apply To?
The correction makes clear that the earlier deadline-extension notice was specifically for landowners covered by:
- Aerotropolis Pocket A
- Aerotropolis Pocket B
- Aerotropolis Pocket C
- Aerotropolis Pocket D
The notice should therefore not be interpreted as applying automatically to every later Aerotropolis or Aerotropolis Extension acquisition.
Does This Corrigendum Extend the Deadline Again?
No. The corrigendum does not announce a new or further extension. It only clarifies the scheme covered by the public notice dated 27 February 2026. Any deadline mentioned in that earlier notice remains applicable unless GMADA issued another separate extension.
Does It Change Land Pooling Entitlements?
No. The corrigendum does not modify:
- plot entitlement
- residential or commercial plot sizes
- eligibility
- compensation
- application procedure
- any other Land Pooling condition
The correction is limited to the name and scope of the scheme.
Why Is This Clarification Important?
The earlier wording, “Aerotropolis Scheme,” could be read too broadly. This corrigendum makes clear that the relevant deadline-extension notice applied specifically to: Aerotropolis Pockets A, B, C and D This distinction is important because later Aerotropolis Extension proceedings may involve different villages, acquisition stages or Land Pooling conditions.
Is This a New Land Acquisition Notice?
No. This document is not:
- a new land-acquisition notification
- a fresh Land Pooling scheme
- a new deadline extension
- a compensation notice
- an acquisition award
It is simply a corrigendum to the earlier Land Pooling deadline-extension notice.
Geography of Sector 101
Sector 101, located within SAS Nagar, plays a critical role in Greater Mohali. It is strategically placed to support industrial activities, with access to major roadways and urban centers. The ongoing development aligns with GMADA's vision for the region, targeting industrial empowerment and bolstering access that enhances attractiveness for future commercial investments.
History and Development of the Aerotropolis Project
The Aerotropolis project aims to convert agricultural land in SAS Nagar into a thriving industrial zone, signifying a major change in land usage. The project has unfolded through various stages, including land acquisition and planning phases. Recent public notices emphasize ongoing improvements and infrastructure developments linked to the project. A corrigendum notice issued in February 2026 highlights specific updates, including changes to land acquisition details or timelines. These continuous updates show GMADA's commitment to transparency and community engagement in this crucial project.
Significance of the Aerotropolis and Industrial Park
GMADA had earlier published a notice on 27 February 2026 extending the cut-off date for Land Pooling forms under the Aerotropolis scheme. The present corrigendum clarifies that the earlier notice should specifically be read as applying to: Aerotropolis Pockets A, B, C and D, S.A.S. Nagar. No new deadline or Land Pooling entitlement is introduced through this corrigendum.
Issuing Authority
Land Acquisition Collector GMADA, S.A.S. Nagar
Practical Details of the Public Notice
- Notice Date: February 26, 2026
- Contact Authority: For inquiries, reach out to GMADA's office.
For further details about this notice, residents are encouraged to consult official updates.