Public notice regarding Rising Infra Private Limited was granted Colony License no 14/2019

What the page establishes

The Greater Mohali Area Development Authority (GMADA) has issued a public notice concerning: M/s Rising Infrastructure Private Limited The promoter had been granted: Colony Licence No. 14/2019 for development of a residential colony at:

• Village Bhagwantpur
• Village Chaklan

in Tehsil and District Rupnagar, Punjab. GMADA states that the promoter has failed to deposit statutory dues and has become a defaulter.

What Amount Is Outstanding?

According to the notice, the promoter has defaulted on approximately: ₹88.00 lakh towards statutory charges including:

• External Development Charges (EDC)
• Licence Fee
• Social Infrastructure Fund

Why Has GMADA Issued This Warning?

Under the terms and conditions of the colony licence, the promoter was required to deposit applicable statutory charges with the competent authority. GMADA states that despite issuance of various notices, the promoter had not deposited the outstanding dues at the time of this public notice. Because of this continued non-compliance, GMADA issued a public warning advising people not to enter into property transactions with the promoter.

What Action Has Already Been Taken?

The notice clearly states that: registration of sale deeds in the colony has already been stopped. This is the most definite enforcement action stated in the notice.

What Other Action Has Been Sought Against the Promoter?

The notice further states that the concerned offices have been requested to initiate action against the promoter, including:

• cancellation of the project's RERA registration;
• withdrawal of the layout plan;
• suspension or cancellation of the colony licence; and
• stopping all building approvals for the project by GMADA.

These actions should not automatically be treated as already completed unless a separate official order confirms them.

Has the RERA Registration Already Been Cancelled?

The notice does not conclusively state that the RERA registration had already been cancelled. It says the concerned offices had been requested to initiate such action. Therefore, for publication on gmada.in, the correct wording is: “GMADA requested initiation of action including cancellation of RERA registration.” It would be inaccurate to state that the RERA registration was definitely cancelled solely on the basis of this notice.

Has the Colony Licence Already Been Cancelled?

Again, not according to this notice alone. The notice states that action such as: suspension/cancellation of the licence had been requested. It does not confirm that the licence had already been finally cancelled.

What Is GMADA Advising the Public?

GMADA has specifically advised the general public not to engage in any sale or purchase transaction involving:

• plots;
• apartments; or
• any other properties

with M/s Rising Infrastructure Private Limited in relation to this project.

What If Someone Still Buys or Sells Property?

The notice states that if any person still proceeds with such a transaction, it will be: entirely at that person's own risk and cost. This is therefore a significant buyer-warning notice.

What Should Buyers or Existing Allottees Check?

Anyone connected with this colony should verify:

• Colony Licence No. 14/2019;
• exact project name, if separately registered;
• current licence status;
• current RERA registration status;
• layout-plan status;
• whether sale-deed registration remains stopped;
• outstanding statutory dues;
• individual plot/apartment approval;
• sanctioned building plans;
• title and ownership documents;
• any mortgage or encumbrance;
• any subsequent GMADA order;
• any RERA authority order; and
• any later public notice withdrawing or modifying this warning.

Does This Notice Mean the Colony Is Illegal?

The notice does not describe the colony as an unauthorised or illegal colony. It states that the promoter had been granted Colony Licence No. 14/2019, but later defaulted on statutory dues and failed to comply with licence-related financial obligations. The issue in this notice is therefore primarily promoter default and regulatory non-compliance.

Does This Notice Cancel Existing Property Rights?

The notice itself does not determine individual ownership disputes or automatically cancel previously created rights. However, because sale-deed registrations had been stopped and further regulatory action was being pursued, buyers and existing stakeholders should verify the latest official status before relying on earlier approvals or entering into transactions.

What remains unverified

The supplied page information does not identify the colony’s name or location, the land covered, the permitted development, or any license conditions or validity period. It also does not identify a contact authority or a follow-up action. These details cannot be inferred from the company name or license number.

The other supplied notices concern different named companies or projects. They establish no connection to Rising Infra Private Limited or Colony License No. 14/2019 and provide no project timeline.

What the PDF would need to clarify

The source document would need to be checked for its stated purpose, any named colony or site, and any conditions or dates it explicitly gives. The supplied page information does not confirm that the PDF contains those particulars or provide a verified contact or follow-up action.

Without a site name or location, the available information cannot identify which residents, landowners, or prospective buyers may be affected. It also cannot establish whether the notice calls for a public response, records an administrative action, or publishes information about a license. Those distinctions depend on the notice itself.

Why the license cannot yet be placed in local context

The licensed colony or site must be identified before the license can be connected to a particular part of Greater Mohali. The available information names no village, sector, tehsil, district, road, or landmark. It therefore supports no geographic account of the project or claim about its relationship to GMADA’s development priorities.

The same gap prevents a verified account of development history. The available information does not identify the site or support describing it as agricultural land absorbed into a scheme, part of an Aerotropolis area, or linked to another planned development. The notice may contain relevant details, but the page information does not state them.

A company name and license number do not locate a colony or describe its approved scope. The available record identifies only the company and license named in the page title. It does not establish local infrastructure, surrounding land use, access, or the project’s place in Greater Mohali’s planning pattern.

General information about Greater Mohali’s development cannot fill in the missing site details. The available information does not show where the colony lies or which planning framework applies. Naming a sector, road, village, or development scheme without identifying the site would go beyond the evidence.

No verified project timeline in the supplied records

The page title says Rising Infra Private Limited was granted Colony License No. 14/2019, but the available information does not explain how that grant relates to the notice on this page. It does not establish whether the notice reports the grant, refers to an earlier decision, or concerns a later matter. The license number alone does not establish the sequence or current status.

The supplied related notices concern other named companies or projects and do not identify Rising Infra or License No. 14/2019. The records therefore establish no sequence of proposal, approval, notice, objection process, or subsequent development for this company. The notice and any specific official records about the license would be needed to describe that history.

The date associated with the page data does not establish when the license was granted or when another licensing event took place. The year in the license number does not establish the date or status of the linked notice. These milestones should not be treated as interchangeable.

Greater Mohali’s wider pattern of planned growth is not a substitute for project-specific records. The supplied material identifies neither the site nor the development sequence for Rising Infra. The title alone supports no claim about land conversion, construction, infrastructure delivery, or completion.