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INDUSTRIAL LAND · BHIWADI · KHAIRTHAL-TIJARA

Industrial land in Bhiwadi

The RIICO belt and the private-land route — priced on the record and the DLC floor, not the NCR slogan.

99-yr

What decides the price here

There is no standard rate — this is what sets it

The only published number

The District Level Committee (DLC) rate for the Khairthal-Tijara industrial zone, read on e-Panjiyan (epanjiyan.rajasthan.gov.in) — a stamp-duty floor for the registry, not a market rate, and the Khairthal-Tijara DLC cell for industrial use. how DLC rates work.

No single market rate exists here, and no one publishes one. There is no database of what parcels actually transacted for; registry values are set to that collector-rate floor and understate the real trade; owners set their own asking prices; there is no MLS. Two parcels that look identical — same road, same class, next khasra — change hands at different numbers, for reasons that live in the paper and the approach, not in any table.

RIICO leasehold vs private freehold

A RIICO estate plot is a 99-year leasehold transferable only on RIICO’s permission and a Rule-18 fee; private industrial land is a different asset — the first question on any Bhiwadi plot.

Conversion status (private land)

Private agricultural land is worth an industrial price only once §90A conversion is granted; until then it is farm land with a factory plan.

Zone, road and estate

The DLC industrial cell, the approach road, and which RIICO estate (Bhiwadi/Chopanki/Khushkhera/Kaharani/Tapukara) a plot sits in decide value more than the town headline.

Corridor access

NH-48 frontage and Delhi–Mumbai Expressway interchange reach reprice logistics land — priced at the documented stage, not the map.

Adjacent parcels here transact at different numbers for reasons we can explain on a call — the real figure needs the real parcel. Send your requirement.

The ground

RIICO estate plot, or private land?

The Bhiwadi belt is built around RIICO industrial estates — Bhiwadi, Chopanki and Khushkhera at the core, with Kaharani and Tapukara in the wider cluster — and a plot inside one of them is a RIICO allotment: a 99-year leasehold, with RIICO as lessor, allotted by e-auction or the direct-allotment policy and resold only with RIICO's prior permission against a published transfer fee. It carries obligations too — production milestones, or RIICO can resume the plot. This is not freehold land, and it should never be bought as though it were; the RIICO guide carries the mechanics before any allotment or resale.

The other route is private land bought on the open market. Here the Rajasthan rule that matters is buyability plus conversion: any person, including a non-agriculturist, may buy khatedari (agricultural) land in Rajasthan, but running industry on it is lawful only after Section 90A conversion to non-agricultural use — and until that order exists, the record reads agricultural however the plot is marketed. A private plot priced as "industrial" without a conversion order is agricultural land with a thesis attached.

What we do not do is price Bhiwadi on the "cheaper Gurgaon" slogan. The NCR cost gap is genuine — Rajasthan land and operating costs against a Gurugram address 40 km up NH-48 — but a plot is worth its DLC floor, its title, its zone and its approach, and we read those before the comparison is ever made.

Registry & record

The desk, the DLC floor, the paper

Deeds register at the Khairthal-Tijara sub-registrar desks through e-Panjiyan, with stamp duty paid by e-GRAS on the higher of the consideration or the DLC value — the District Level Committee rate for the industrial zone, read on e-Panjiyan, is the floor the duty cannot go under. We print no market rate for Bhiwadi industrial land because none is officially published; the honest number for a parcel is its DLC cell plus what its title, zone and approach add, dated.

The verification sequence is Rajasthan's: for a RIICO plot, the allotment and lease position, the transfer permission, and the milestone/utilisation status; for private land, the jamabandi and khatedari class, the mutation chain, the §90A conversion order (or its absence), and any encumbrance or acquisition line. A file assembled around the right route — leasehold or freehold — is the whole difference here.

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FAQ

Industrial land in Bhiwadi — questions

RIICO plot or private land — what's the difference in Bhiwadi?
A RIICO estate plot is a 99-year leasehold, allotted or resold only on RIICO's permission; private land is agricultural on the record until it is converted for industrial use under §90A. Both are legitimate, but they are different purchases — the route decides the paperwork and the price. RIICO plots
Is a RIICO plot in Bhiwadi freehold?
No — RIICO plots are a 99-year leasehold with RIICO as lessor and no freehold-conversion route (Disposal of Land Rules 1979, Rule 9). Transfer needs RIICO's prior permission and a Rule-18 fee, and the lease runs from the original allotment. The leasehold model
Can I run a factory on agricultural land bought in Bhiwadi?
Not until it is converted. Any person may buy khatedari (agricultural) land in Rajasthan, but industrial use is lawful only after §90A conversion (Land Revenue Act 1956); until the order exists the record reads agricultural, whatever the plot is marketed as. Land conversion 90A
Which district is Bhiwadi in now?
Khairthal-Tijara — carved from Alwar in 2023, and it survived the December 2024 cancellation of nine Rajasthan districts. Listings that still say 'Alwar district' are naming a district that no longer holds this land. DLC rates
Can a non-agriculturist buy khatedari land in the Bhiwadi belt?
Yes. Rajasthan has no agriculturist-only or domicile bar — a khatedar's interest is freely transferable under the Tenancy Act, so any person including an outsider may buy. Running industry on it is the separate question, and that needs conversion. Who may buy
What happens if conversion is refused?
The land stays agricultural on the record and industrial use of it stays unlawful — the purchase does not undo itself. This is why conversion status is established before a token rather than treated as a formality after one. Section 90A conversion

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Sources

  1. RIICO Disposal of Land Rules 1979 (Rules 9, 18) — 99-year leasehold + transfer · verified 18 Jul 2026
  2. Rajasthan Land Revenue Act 1956 §90A (India Code) — conversion for non-agricultural use · verified 18 Jul 2026

Last verified: 18 Jul 2026

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