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Indore, Indore Development Authority The (IDA) board on Thursday decided to de-notify certain lands as part of its plans to help legalize private colonies developed on them.
Board meeting chaired by the chairman Jaipal Singh ChavdaCollector Ilayaraja TeaOn Thursday, IMC commissioner Harshika Singh and other members including IDA CEO RP Ahirwar discussed over a dozen proposals.
“The Board has given permission to denotify some land of Sirpur village, which was part of Yojana 126 and Yojana 156, land of Pipliyarao village, which was part of Yojana 127, as well as land of Sukhliya, Chhota Bangdada, Gadrakhedi and Sirpur Has given , which were part of Plan 161,” said the Speaker.
He said that permission has also been granted to denotify some lands of IDA Schemes 47-A, 53, 56-62, 72, 73, 77, 94 (Narmada Nagar), Scheme 95, 97 and Scheme 123, 170. All these proposals are being sent for the approval of the state government.
“The judgment will help legalize colonies including Srishti Palace, Shrinath Vihar, Shrinath Estate, Rishi Nagar A and B, Pushp Nagar, Roshan Bagh, Kamla Keshar Nagar, New Sundar Nagar, Kailash Bagh, New Kaveri Nagar, Kaveri Nagar, Asha Will get Palace, Suvidhi Nagar, Lake Palace, Panchavati Nagar, Shahu Nagar, Devendra Nagar and Nema Nagar which came up on these lands over time,” he said.
Other decisions taken in the board meeting included reserving land for setting up women entrepreneurship centers at three places, developing a building for patients and their attendants in MY Hospital at a cost of about Rs 5 crore, renovation in governance and others. involves working. Basement of cancer hospital costing Rs 85 lakh, minimum bid of Rs 146.98 crore was approved for developing Label-2 flyover on Indore-Ujjain highway at Lavkush intersection.
Besides this, the board also approved the terms and conditions for allotting an international swimming pool, which is almost complete, to a private firm, while the Samrat Prithviraj Chauhan Memorial at Niranjanpur Square at a cost of Rs 30 lakh. Administrative approval has been given to install the idol. ,” he said, adding that the board has also decided to send a proposal to increase the width of the Gangwal bus stand road from the present 30 meters to 45 meters to pave the way for the construction of a six-lane flyover at Mahonaka intersection.
