GHAZIABAD: The project will cover a total area of 520 hectares, making it the authority's first large-scale housing scheme in 20 years, following Madhuban Bapudham, they added.
Instructions have been issued to a committee comprising officials from the GDA and district administration to analyse the market rates of the land and finalise the purchase price. "Of the 520 hectares, 462 hectares are proposed to be directly purchased from farmers, as it is the fastest way to procure land in comparison to the process under land acquisition," said Atul Vats, vice-chairperson of GDA.
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