Badsa Master Plan 2041 — Urban Development

Badsa Master Plan 2041 — Planned Urban Growth Around Mundakhera

The Arogya Dham Badsa Master Plan 2041 is the Final Development Plan (FDP) for Badsa in Jhajjar district, prepared by the Town & Country Planning Department (DTCP), Haryana. It decides where residential sectors, commercial areas, roads, green belts and public institutions will come up around Badsa — the growth zone that Mundakhera and the neighbouring villages sit next to. In simple words: it tells farmers, plot buyers and the Panchayat what is allowed on which land.

Plan at a Glance

How the Land Is Planned

• Public & semi-public use — over 32%: mainly the NCI-AIIMS (National Cancer Institute) campus and related health and institutional land.

• Residential — about 35.6% (≈ 386 hectares): planned residential sectors, where DDJAY-style affordable plotted colonies are being licensed.

• Commercial, industrial-support, transport and open/green areas: the remaining zones for markets, utilities, roads and parks.

• KMP Expressway corridor: a 100 m wide reserve with 100 m green belts on both sides — no residential or commercial construction is permitted inside this buffer.

Why It Matters for Mundakhera

Badsa is where two very large projects meet — the NCI-AIIMS campus and the Reliance MET City industrial township. A notified plan means roads, sewerage, water and power can be planned in advance, licensed colonies get a legal framework, and nearby villages like Mundakhera gain access to jobs, healthcare and better connectivity. At the same time, land inside the plan has defined uses, so owners should check their khasra's zone before selling, buying or building.

What Villagers and Plot Buyers Should Do

• Check your khasra / rectangle number against the plan on the DTCP Haryana portal or with the District Town Planner, Jhajjar.

• Buy only in licensed colonies — verify the licence number on tcpharyana.gov.in and the project on Haryana RERA.

• Do not build or sell plots inside the expressway green belt or outside a licensed/approved layout.

• Keep copies of jamabandi, mutation and registry documents safe before any transaction.

Disclaimer: This page is informational and not an official DTCP page. Figures are summarised from published plan information and may be revised — always confirm zoning, licences and approvals with DTCP Haryana, HRERA and the District Town Planner before any land or property decision.