28.14° N · 77.33° E — CORRIDOR BRIEFING · FARIDABAD–PALWAL HUB
The 9,000-acre hub: what the record actually shows
Key facts
- Industrial component
- ~9,000 acres · HSIIDC
- Residential component
- ~4,500 acres · HSVP
- Villages
- 9 industrial-side · 2 districts
- e-Bhoomi window
- 13–31 Aug 2025 · closed
- Estate notification
- None found
- Construction
- None
Last verified: 30 Sep 2026
Affected villages
Whose ground does this actually touch?
Palwal-district names are from the August 2025 window coverage. Note the geography that gives the proposal its logic: the same belt carries the under-construction Faridabad–Jewar link road toward the airport. Hansapur village here is distinct from Hassanpur sub-tehsil.
Implications
How do you read an aggregation-stage project honestly?
For holders in the named villages, the closed window is information, not the end. Voluntary aggregation projects move in pulses — windows open, close, and reopen as agencies test what consent-based assembly can gather, and reported farmer resistance to the offered terms is part of that negotiation. What a holder controls is readiness: papers clean, shares settled, and a written view of what your land is worth on its own facts, so any future offer is a comparison rather than a surprise.
For buyers near the footprint, the discipline is the same as every announced project in this district: the proposal explains why the belt is interesting; it does not underwrite a price. If the hub proceeds, adjacency economics arrive with notifications and roads; if it stalls, a parcel bought on its own merits — approach, records, NH-44 and Jewar-side bearings — still works. A parcel bought on the rendering does not.
This page tracks the observable facts: notifications, fresh windows, construction tenders. When one lands, the status line above changes and the date moves with it.
Holding ground inside the named villages? The Palwal office for industrial parcels reads window and record together, in writing.
| Date | Milestone | Grade |
|---|---|---|
| Sep 2023 | FMDA direction for a Faridabad–Palwal riverside master plan — the programme's origin | Secondary (meeting reports) |
| 13 Aug 2025 | e-Bhoomi voluntary purchase window opens (9 villages, 2 districts) | Official window via press |
| 31 Aug 2025 | Window closes | Official window via press |
| 1 Sep 2025 | Farmer organisation against pooling terms reported | Secondary (Tribune) |
| 17 Jul 2026 | No notified estate, no construction, no fresh window found | Sweep result |
FAQ
Status questions, dated answers
My village is named — do I have to sell?
Is anything actually being built?
What should a holder in these villages do now?
Is this the same thing as "IMT Greater Faridabad"?
Anything unanswered? Send your requirement — Same-day reply in working hours (Mon–Sat 10–7) — urgent: call. Finding land or checking records takes longer.
Sources
- e-Bhoomi window for the Faridabad–Palwal new city, village list — Daily Jagran, 13 Aug 2025
- Farmer organisation against pooling terms — The Tribune, 1 Sep 2025
- Statewide e-Bhoomi drive context (separate window, closed 30 Jun 2026) — NoBroker News, 8 May 2026
Last verified: 30 Sep 2026
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Holding land in these villages?
Send the village and khasra; we reply with what the record shows for your parcel and what preparedness actually looks like.
Buying, selling or verifying land in Palwal district and Nuh (Mewat) district — plots, farm land, commercial and industrial parcels — against a written requirement.
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