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GMADA Public Notice

Public Notice Regarding Aerotropolis Project Pocket-H.

PublishedDec 2025
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Overview of the Public Notice about Aerotropolis Project Pocket-H

The Land Acquisition Collector, Urban Development Department, Punjab, has issued a notice regarding the proposed land acquisition for the establishment of Pocket H of the Aerotropolis Project in S.A.S. Nagar. The decision has been taken after the Social Impact Assessment (SIA) Report related to the land proposed for the project was examined by the Expert Group constituted under the Right to Fair Compensation and Transparency in Land Acquisition, Rehabilitation and Resettlement Act, 2013. After reviewing the matter, the Expert Group recommended acquiring the proposed land for the scheme.

Which Villages Are Mentioned?

The notice identifies land proposed for acquisition in the following villages:

  • Bakarpur
  • Bari
  • Kishanpura
  • Chhat
  • Kurdi

The notice was sent to the concerned local authorities and village representatives for information and further action.

What Did the Expert Group Recommend?

The Expert Group examined the Social Impact Assessment Report prepared in connection with the proposed acquisition. After its examination, the group recommended the acquisition of the identified land for the Aerotropolis Pocket H project. The notice therefore represents a further step in the land acquisition process following the assessment and recommendation.

What Did the Government Decide?

The matter was considered at the government level. According to the notice, the government assessed that acquiring the proposed land for the scheme would result in:

  • Minimum displacement of people.
  • Minimum disturbance to infrastructure and the environment.
  • Minimum adverse impact on affected persons.

Based on these considerations, the competent authority decided to proceed with the acquisition of the proposed land for the scheme.

What Does This Mean for the Villages?

The notice is relevant to people connected with the five villages mentioned in it, particularly those whose land falls within the proposed acquisition area. The notice itself does not provide individual landowner details, compensation amounts, or the complete list of affected land parcels. Therefore, landowners should refer to the relevant official land acquisition records and subsequent notices for details concerning their particular land.

Notice Sent to Village Authorities

Copies of the notice were sent to the Sub-Divisional Magistrate, Mohali, concerned Tehsildars, and the Sarpanches of Bakarpur, Bari, Kurdi, Chhat and Kishanpura. The village authorities were asked to carry out Munadi (public announcement) in the respective villages. They were also instructed to display copies of the notice on notice boards at prominent public places such as temples, Gurdwaras, mosques, marriage halls and community centres, so that people in the villages can be informed.

Information to Be Made Available Online

The notice also directs the General Manager (IT), GMADA to upload the communication on the GMADA website. This provides another way for interested persons to access the information.

Geographical Context of Pocket-H

Pocket-H is situated within the Greater Mohali/Nagar region and is a designated part of GMADA's Aerotropolis Master Plan. It is among several pockets—including E, F, G, I, J—intended for phased development. The specific coordinates are not detailed in the notice, but the zone is strategically selected due to its connectivity to regional roads and proximity to other urban infrastructure, making it suitable for future commercial and industrial expansion. The area is generally characterized by a mix of agricultural land and emerging development sites, targeted for urban growth as part of the broader Aerotropolis scheme.

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Historical and Developmental Background

The Aerotropolis Project is GMADA’s strategic initiative to transform parts of Greater Mohali into a regional hub for industry, logistics, and urban living. Since its inception, the project has gone through multiple phases, including land surveys, notification processes, and land acquisition schemes. Recent notices mentioning Pocket-H and neighboring pockets such as E, F, G, I, and J from March 2026 to August 2026 indicate a phased plan for land mobilization. These notices reflect ongoing efforts by GMADA to survey land parcels, acquire land from local landowners, and prepare the area for infrastructural development, all aligned with the goal of creating a modern industrial and urban corridor around the upcoming Mohali International Airport, reinforcing the region's strategic importance.

Significance for Greater Mohali Development

This notice underscores GMADA's targeted development of Pocket-H as part of the larger Aerotropolis vision. Accelerating land acquisition activities in this pocket demonstrates an effort to foster industrial growth, build commercial infrastructure, and upgrade urban amenities. Such development is expected to enhance employment opportunities and stimulate economic activity in Greater Mohali. The initiative also aims to integrate Pocket-H more closely into the region’s overall growth through connectivity projects, infrastructural upgrades, and urban planning, supporting Punjab’s broader strategy for balanced and sustainable urban expansion across the state.

Practical Details of the Notice

  • Notice Date: December 5, 2026

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