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A move which might bring relief to landowners, the Uttar Pradesh government might de-notify the 8,686-acre land in Ghaziabad it had set aside for development of a hi-tech city in 2009-10. Land from across 18 villages along the National Highway-24 was notified under Section 4 of the Land Acquisition Act, 1894.

Farmers whose land was acquired by the Noida authority between 1997 and 2009 for various development projects would now be provided residential plots close to their villages. The Noida Authority has taken the decision amid farmers complaining only “influential” parties were able to get a plot in the lucrative sectors.

For the development of passenger facilities at the Hindon Airport, the Ghaziabad officials had sought to lease land from farmers with an area spanning around 10 acre at Sikandarpur village near the airbase. After the lease formalities were completed, the district administration has now handed over 90 per cent of the land to the Airports Authority of India (AAI).

The government is seen opening its bag of goodies to shower on Jewar farmers to bring them on board over land acquisition. After the Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authority said the project might be dropped if the farmers were unyielding, the Noida District Administration has been in talks with the developers’ body to offer social security to farmers so that the project becomes a reality.

Since the Delhi government is all set to start the process of extending Lal Dora areas in all its 360 villages, it is safe to say more and more agricultural land would be now unlocked to be used non-agriculturally. Should you invest in such properties though?