Landowner submits consent for new urban estate on his 100-acres land at GLADA Office
Demonstrating strong confidence in the Punjab Government's Land Pooling Policy, Rajesh Agarwal, a landowner holding 100 acres on Pakhowal road, on Monday submitted his consent to the Greater Ludhiana Area Development Authority (GLADA) for the development of a new urban estate.
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Jul 28, 2025 06:11
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Ludhiana, July 28, 2025: Demonstrating strong confidence in the Punjab Government's Land Pooling Policy, Rajesh Agarwal, a landowner holding 100 acres on Pakhowal road, on Monday submitted his consent to the Greater Ludhiana Area Development Authority (GLADA) for the development of a new urban estate.
Rajesh gave his consent letter in the presence of Cabinet Minister Sanjeev Arora and Deputy Commissioner Himanshu Jain, who also serves as GLADA's Chief Administrator.
Cabinet Minister Sanjeev Arora emphasized the Punjab Government's commitment to promoting urban development through the Land Pooling Policy. He stated that Rajesh's participation underscores the growing trust in this innovative policy, which encourages landowners to partner with the government in urban development projects. He urged GLADA officials to proactively engage with landowners, encouraging them to participate in this collaborative initiative and become partners in the state's development vision.
Rajesh Agarwal expressed gratitude to the Punjab Government for the opportunity to contribute to this transformative project. He highlighted his efforts to raise awareness about the benefits of the Land Pooling Policy among his peers and encouraged other landowners to join the initiative, fostering collective progress in urban development.
