NCR to Get ‘New Noida’: Yogi Adityanath Approves Noida Master Plan 2041
In a significant move towards boosting infrastructure in the National Capital Region (NCR), the Uttar Pradesh government, led by Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, has approved the much-anticipated Noida Master Plan 2041. The plan outlines the development of a new city, dubbed ‘New Noida,’ which will encompass 84 villages in Dadri and Bulandshahr districts. This ambitious project is part of the government’s broader efforts to transform the region's infrastructure and economy.
According to the Noida Authority, the development will take place in four phases. The project covers 209 square kilometers (20,911 hectares), with land acquisition from 80 villages already in progress. The Dadri Noida Ghaziabad Investment Region (DNGIR) is poised to become the growth engine for West Uttar Pradesh under this plan.
Phased Development of New Noida:
2023-2027: Development on 3,165 hectares of land.
2027-2032: Further development on 3,798 hectares.
2032-2037: Expansion to cover 5,908 hectares.
2037-2041: Final phase on 8,230 hectares.
The School of Planning and Architecture (SPA), in collaboration with the Noida Authority, has designed the master plan. The proposed city will feature a blend of industrial, residential, and green areas. Notably, 40% of the land will be designated for industrial use, while 18% will be set aside for green spaces and recreational activities.
The New Noida project aims to create employment for over 3 lakh people in its first phase and is expected to accommodate a population of six lakh by 2041. With land acquisition worth Rs 1,000 crore already earmarked for the first phase, this new city promises to be a hub of economic and industrial growth in the region.\