Yogi government’s green flag to New Noida, now the city’s perimeter has been extended to high city-Dadri, know the plan Trending Global News

Noida: Noida in Uttar Pradesh has been approved for development. Noida Authority Master Plan-2041 has been approved by the Government. After getting the green signal from the Yogi Adityanath government, the process of bringing New Noida City to the ground will begin. It has already been approved in the board meeting of Noida Authority. As per Master Plan-2041, 84 villages of Dadri and Buland city will be included in the development of New Noida. Under the new plan, the development of Dadri Noida Ghaziabad Investment Region (DNGIR) New Noida will begin after getting approval from the government. They were modified. New Noida will be established in 209.11 square kilometers i.e. 20 thousand 911.29 hectares. 80 village land will be acquired for this. which has been reported. This master plan will be completed in four phases. The New Noida Master Plan has been prepared by the Authority and SPA (School of Planning and Architect).

Satish Paul, ACEO, Noida Authority, said that the New Noida Master Plan 2041 was laid down in the 210th Board of the Authority. Objections were invited on this in September 2023. After which it was sent to the government for approval on January 12, 2024. Approval was received from there today. New Noida will be completed in four phases.

It will be developed in four phases.

Its 3165 hectares will be developed by 2023-27. Similarly, 3798 hectares area will be developed from 2027 to 2032. It is then planned to develop 5908 hectares by 2032-37 and finally 8230 hectares by 2037-41. What will be the land acquisition policy for this? Instructions will be issued at the government level for this.

New Noida will have a population of six lakhs.

New Noida will be in 209 square kilometers, it will have a population of 6 lakhs. New Noida is to be settled in 209 sq km. In the DNGIR Master Plan 2041, 40 percent of the land has been earmarked for industrial, 13 percent for residential and 18 percent for green area and recreational activities. DNGIR is made up of 20 villages of Gautam Buddhanagar and 60 villages of Bulandshahr. The population of this city will be around 6 lakh.

Breakup according to the master plan

Growth engine of West UP

DNGIR will be the growth engine of West UP. The industry will be set up on 8420.92 hectares in the new city of 209 square kilometers. Apart from UPSED in 1370.10 hectare, industrial area in 6885.59 hectare and mixed industry in 165.22 hectare will be established. 6 lakh people will live in this new city. In the first phase, 3 lakh people will get employment.

Acquisition of land worth 1000 crores

The authority has earmarked about Rs.1000 crore for land acquisition in the 213th board. These could not be used throughout the financial year. This amount has been earmarked for land acquisition in the first phase. This acquisition will be done on the basis of Abadi Rules 2013 i.e. on the basis of mutual consent or through land pool. A guideline will be issued by the government for this.