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NOTE: This copy is a digitised copy of the original Development Plan notified in the Gazette.Though precaution has been taken to make it error free, however minor errors in the same cannot be SR.NO. CLASSIFICATION ROAD WIDTH completely ruled out. Users are accordingly advised to cross-check the scanned copies of the notified Development plans hosted on the website for all practical purposes. Director Town and Country Planning, Haryana and / or its employees will not be liable under any condition for any legal action/damages direct or indirect arising from the use of this development plan. The user is requested to convey any discrepancy observed in the data to Sh. Dharm Rana, GIS Developer (IT), e-mail id- [email protected], mob. no. 98728-77583. 1 V-1(a) DELHI-AMBALA-AMRITSAR EXISTING WIDTH WITH 60M GREEN BELT ON ROAD(NH-1) EITHER SIDE OUTSIDE M.C.LIMIT 2 V-1(b) AMBALA-CHANDIGARH EXISTING WIDTH WITH 60M GREEN BELT A M B A L A ROAD (NH-22) ON EITHER SIDE OUTSIDE M.C.LIMIT TO KALKA TO KALKA 3 V-1(c) AMBALA-HISAR EXISTING WIDTH WITH 60M GREEN BELT ROAD (NH-65) ON EITHER SIDE OUTSIDE M.C.LIMIT 4 V-1(d) AMBALA-NARAINGARH EXISTING WIDTH WITH 60M GREEN BELT DRAFT DEVELOPMENT PLAN FOR 2025AD. FOR 30m 60m 60m 30m ROAD (NH-72) ON EITHER SIDE OUTSIDE M.C.LIMIT V. DANGDEHRI 5 V-1(e) AMBALA CANTT-JAGADHRI EXISTING WIDTH WITH 45M GREEN BELT THE CONTROLLED AREAS 1 TO 5 UNDER SECTION HB-33 P U N J A B P U N J A B ROAD (SH-5) ON EITHER SIDE OUTSIDE M.C.LIMIT 310 19B 6 V-1(f) PROPOSED SECTOR ROAD 60M WIDE 5(4) OF ACT NO. 41 OF 1963. 320 330 V-2 7 V-1 PERIPHERAL ROADS 75M ROAD WITH 30M GREEN BELT P U N J A B CA-2 ON EITHER SIDE LEGEND. CA-5 18 STATE BOUNDARY PART-III 8 V-2 SECTOR ROADS 45M WIDE STATE BOUNDARY. V. MANAKPUR 610 HB-35 V. LOHGARH 30M WIDE V-2 9 V-3 SECTOR ROADS DISTRICT BOUNDARY HB-34 620 19A 19C V. DADIANA CONTROLLED AREA BOUNDARY. HB-36 FROM AMRITSAR V. SADHOOPUR 310 310 CANTONMENT BOUNDARY. HB-32 19 320 320 310 330 330 TO NARAIN GARH OLD MUNICIPAL BOUNDARY. 320 FROM AMRITSAR 330 720 30M GREEN BELT 720 EXTENDED MUNICIPAL BOUNDARY. 30M GREEN BELT 60M GREEN BELT CORPORATION BOUNDARY. 17 V. KAKRU 60M GREEN BELT 45 45A 45B CA-5 PANJOKHRA MINOR 60m 510 18B PART-1 TO NARAIN GARH 60m ROADS DHABA 30M 18A 310 890 310 30M 30M 16 MODEL 30M 60m ZONE 610 610 320 V. KHATOLI V-2 320 60M GREEN BELT R.S. V-2 V. MANDHAOR RAILWAY LINE & RAILWAY STATION STP 620 620 330 HB-30 330 60M GREEN BELT 250 66 KV STATE BOUNDARY 100 630 S/ST 530 V-2 310 KATCHA RASTAS 510 300 640 60M GREEN BELT 320 60m AMBALA DRAIN V. MANDHOUR 1200 YARD CDL 30m 330 EXISTING VILLAGE AND ABADI 60M GREEN BELT 760 310 HB-43 530 320 BUNDH V. V. SULTAN 900 M 30m 330 DEVI NAGAR H.B. 42 CDL P U N J A B WATER BODIES 530 18C V1(a) 30M H.B. 37 520 30M V. JANETPUR CA-5 DENSITY (PERSONS PER HECTARE) 300 HB-45 15 4 310 SECTOR NO. 4 V.KALARHERI 100 100 30M GREEN BELT 300 30M GREEN BELT CONTROLLED AREA NO. C.A.1 V. GARNALA EXISTING 300 HB-44 650 ELECTRIC SUB. STATION V. NIZAMPUR V. BARI V. CHOTTI TOWN UCDL H.B. 53 GHEL GHEL H.B. 52 100 V. BARNALA COLLEGE AMBALA CITY 5 100 300 HB-48 300 620 20 HOSPITAL V. TUNDLI V. PATTI KALALAN 530 3 H.B. 51 620 V. TUNDLA 30M 30M 100 STP V. DHANKAUR LAND USE CLASSIFICATION :- 300 14 410 2 520 RAILWAY HB-61 MAIN SUB. GHEL DRAIN STATION 6 210 V.BOH 220 V. DHULKOT TOP KHANA CODE CODE 620 710 PANIPAT LINES BUS 1 HB-60 STAND 410 BAZAR 100 RESIDENTIAL 100 AIR PORT I.T.I 7 300 610 420 610 BHIND ROAD 610 V. PATTI 14A R.A BAZAR 100 V. KOLU MAJRA ACHRJAN 220 200 300 PANIPAT LINE ROAD COMMERCIAL H.B. 55 H.B. 56 AMBALA CANTONMENT BHIND ROAD 210 RETAIL TRADE. STAFF ROAD V. LIHARSA STP 8 13 M PADMNI MARG RAMGARH 220 WHOLESALE TRADE H.B. 54 520 RHA REAR ROAD URF 100 MILITARY DAIRY FARM V-2 SHARIFPUR 230 WARE-HOUSING AND STORAGE. 300 PEDERSON MARG ROAD STATE BOUNDARY V. SINGANWAL H.B. 57 OLD M.C.BOUNDARY RACE COURSE BLGIN ROADCENTRE 240 OFFICES & BANKS INCLUDING GOVERNMENT OFFICES. CHAK MANDI SCHOOL CIRCUT V. V-3 SE B& R OFFICE HOUSE 250 RESTAURANTS HOTELS AND TRANSIT BOARDING HOUSES 9 RESI RATTAN INCLUDING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE INSTITUTIONS PROVIDING GARH 100 100 300 V.DALIPGARH 21 RESIDENTIAL ACCOMODATION LIKE DHARAMSHALA TOURIST HOUSES ETC. 300 V-3 MILITARY CHURCH ROAD 10 V-3 ST PAUL CHURCH 100 260 CINEMA AND OTHER PLACES OF PUBLIC ASSEMBLY ON A COMMERCIAL BASIS V.BABIYAL V. JANDLI QUARTERS R.N. TAGGORE ROAD 300 100 11 270 PROFESSIONAL ESTABLISHMENTS HB-113 300 100 DRZAKIR HUSRIN V.MUNARHERI SINGANWALA DRAIN 300 STAFFPWD ROAD QUAT 530 100 MILITARY AREA JAWAHAR LAL MARGARYA GIRIL V. RATTAN-HREI 66 KV ARMYEX. DR. BAJINDERCOLLEGE MARG SWAMI VEVEKAND 300 INDUSTRIAL S/ST 300 22 OFFICE HB-22 NASIRIPUR V. V-3 MILTARY QUARTERS 44 310 SERVICE INDUSTRY. 23 66 KV C.B CHIRSTY MARG V.CHANDPURA GURU NANAK MARG OFFICE EXTENDED V.RAWALAN V-2 V-2 V-I (f) S/ST 220 12 100 H.B-25 320 LIGHT INDUSTRY. 230 530 B.C. BAZAR MUNICIPAL H.B-171 P U N J A B 100 300 DEFENCE CINEMA 30m W.W 300 LIMIT 330 MEDIUM INDUSTRY/EXTENSIVE. RECRUITMANT 30m CA-3 100 510 24 300 OFFICE SBI HOSPITALCIVIL V.KAWALA GEN. DAL SINGH MARG V-I (f) 44A V-2 400 TRANSPORT & COMMUNICATION V.SONDHA V-2 HB-110 V. SARSERI HB-114 25 OLD M.C. BOUNDARY H.B -64 V. KAPURI 100 410 RAILWAY YARDS,RAILWAY STATIONS AND SIDINGS. BUS 100 43 HB-67 420 ROADS, ROAD TRANSPORT DEPOT AND PARKING AREAS 530 300 STAND EXISTING 300 SALMAN MARG RAILWAY RAILWAY ROAD 42 210 890 STATION TOWN MAHESH NAGER NALLAH 100 V. SAPEHRA 450 TELEGRAPH OFFICES, TELEPHONE EXCHANGES ETC. 220 V-2 HB-66 240 AMBALA 300 66 KV 460 BROADCASTING STATION V.RUPU MAJRA 250 S/ST V.KANWALI CA-1 V. HB-116 V-I (f) SADAR RAMPUR 100 530 470 TELEVISION STATION HB-111 26 530 300 H.B-100 66 KV 60M GREEN BELT PART OF DHURALA 100 S/ST V.SARANG PUR 300 500 PUBLIC UTILITIES HB-117 610 27 310 620 30M GREEN BELT RLY COLONY 100 510 WATER SUPPLY INSTALLATIONS INCLUDING TREATMENT PLANTS. V.DHURKRA 630 37 320 30M GREEN BELT 300 640 V-2 310 HB-118 GENNALLAH THANIYA MARG 33 KV. SUB STN. 520 DRAINAGE SUPPLY INSTALLATION INCLUDING DISPOSAL WORKS. KANWLA DISTRIBUTARY MOTA MAJAR 530 12 CROSS ROAD SUBHASH COLONY RAM NAGAR 320 NADI 530 ELECTRIC POWER PLANTS, SUB STATION ETC. 66 KV CENTRAL NAHLLA A/CANTT. NADI 45M GREEN BELT S/ST GURURIA 530 310 MODEL TOWN 320 45M GREEN BELT V.MATEHRI DRAIN 15.0M WIDE 100 520 330 550 SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL (PATVI) AMBALA CANTONMENT 100 JATTAN 300 DUDHLA 66 KV SUB STN HB-120 300 38 I.O.C AMBALA CANTT 60M GREEN BELT 530 39 V.KHUDA 60M GREEN BELT CA-4 GODOWN KHURD 600 PUBLIC & SEMI PUBLIC USES 890 DUDHLA MANDI V. 100 45M GREEN BELT KHOJKIPUR 36 300 V. KHUDA 45M GREEN BELT 610 GOVT. ADMINISTRATIVE,CENTRAL SECRETARIAT, & DISTRICT OFFICES 520 100 KALAN NALLAH HB-101 28 300 35 V. OMLA LAW COURTS,JAILS POLICE STATIONS, GOVERNORS AND PRESIDENTS RESIDENCE 720 V-2 GULAB MANDI 100 SALHERI 41B V.NAGAL HB-128 HB-98 30M V. KHARU KHERA 620 EDUCATION,CULTURAL AND RELIGIOUS INSTITUTIONS. CANTONMENT BOUNDARY 300 30M KULDIP HB-95 630 MEDICAL AND HEALTH INSTITUTIONS. V.DHURALA NAGAR V. KHATIK 710 HB-119 720 640 CULTURAL INSTITUTIONS, LIKE THEATRES OPERA HOUSE ETC.. OF A 100 MAJRI V-2 V. KHUDA KHURD 300 730 PREDOMINATELY NON COMMERCIAL NATURE. 31 STP TANGRI 41A 740 HB-99 TO JAGADHRI V.BALANA EXISTING DRM. 32 V. NANHERA 520 V.KARDHAN 650 RESTRICTED ZONE COMPLEX HB-104 HB-103 V.SULLAR HB-173 720 530 210 100 730 66 KV 30M GREEN BELT 220 STP 33 S/ST 700 OPEN SPACES 30M GREEN BELT 300 230 510 650 530 V-2 29 510 610 710 SPORTS GROUNDS,STADIUM AND PLAY GROUNDS 66 KV W.W 30M 520 VILL.MANGLAI GURGHRIA 32 620 V.ANANDPUR JALBERA S/ST 30M 720 PARKS. 510 30 41 HB-129 HB-121 100 34 V-2 730 OTHER RECREATIONAL USES. 30M GREEN BELT 300 V. 710 V.RAWALAN 100 66 KV 750 GREEN BELT ALONG SCHEDULED ROADS GHASITPUR 520 S/ST 720 VILL.PHALAIL MAJRA HB-171 900 30M GREEN BELT 300 520 V. BRAHMAN MAJRA V. KESHOPUR 760 WATER BODIES 30M GREEN BELT V-3 730 HB-127 HB-132 V.OGARA 30M GREEN BELT 740 100 750 HB-122 V.MACHHONDA 800 AGRICULTURAL LAND 300 30M HB-124 760 840 GRAZING AND PASTURES 40A 30M 720 410 880 LAND UNDER WATER. 420 5162m V.SHAHPUR HB-125 890 DIARY FARMING V-2 220 900 SPECIAL ZONE FROM BAROLA V.BARA INSTITUTIONS,OFFICES,RECREATIONAL, RESIDENTIAL 40 100 300 COMMERCIAL,CYBER,PARK,INOFORMATION,TECHOLOGY PARK 30M GREEN BELT MACHHONDI 75M HB-134 30M GREEN BELT 720 30M GREEN BELT VILL.SAMBHALKHA 30M GREEN BELT HB-130 FROM HISSAR NORTH 633.60 316.80 0 633.60 1267.20 2534.40 CA-5 V.
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    +91-9416020365 Sourcing Material https://www.indiamart.com/sourcing-material/ Ambala Cantt. is Ambala's headquarter. It is a major junction. Delhi-Kalka & Saharanpur-Ludhiana's railway lines passes through here. G.T. Road also passes through Ambala Cantt. This Cantt. About Us Ambala Cantt. is Ambala's headquarter. It is a major junction. Delhi-Kalka & Saharanpur-Ludhiana's railway lines passes through here. G.T. Road also passes through Ambala Cantt. This Cantt. was established in the year 1843. Ambala Cantt. is an important centre for manufacturing of scientific & surgical instruments. Kalka, is sub district head quarter of District Ambala, which lies on the national highway Ambala-Shimla. This is entrance to Himachal Pradesh. The present Kalka was a part of Patiala kingdom, but in the year 1846 after capturing it, the Britisher included it into district Shimla. In the year 1899, Kalka was included in the district Ambala. The famous temple of Kali Devi is situated here, where every year in the months of March & April fairs are held. Narayan Garh, is head quarter of district Ambala's sub district & divison. This place was found by the king of Sirmor (Himachal Pradesh), Raja Laxmi Narayan. After the decline of Mughal empire, the king of Sirmor build a palace in Kulshan & named it Narayan Garh. That is why it was named Narayan Garh. Panch Kula is a newly built City on Ambala-Kalka National Highway & Ambala-Kalka railway line near Chandigarh. Panch Kula is divided into modern sectors. In Panch Kula, there are two industrial areas & one cactus park.
  • Haryana Chapter Kurukshetra

    Haryana Chapter Kurukshetra

    Panchkula Yamunanagar INTACH Ambala Haryana Chapter Kurukshetra Kaithal Karnal Sirsa Fatehabad Jind Panipat Hisar Sonipat Rohtak Bhiwani Jhajjar Gurgaon Mahendragarh Rewari Palwal Mewat Faridabad 4 Message from Chairman, INTACH 08 Ambala Maj. Gen. L.K. Gupta AVSM (Retd.) 10 Faridabad-Palwal 5 Message from Chairperson, INTACH Haryana Chapter 11 Gurgaon Mrs. Komal Anand 13 Kurukshetra 7 Message from State Convener, INTACH Haryana Chapter 15 Mahendragarh Dr. Shikha Jain 17 Rohtak 18 Rewari 19 Sonipat 21 Yamunanagar 22 Military Heritage of Haryana by Dr. Jagdish Parshad and Col. Atul Dev SPECIAL SECTION ON ARCHAEOLOGY AND RAKHIGARHI 26 Urban Harappans in Haryana: With special reference to Bhiwani, Hisar, Jhajjar, Jind, Karnal and Sirsa by Apurva Sinha 28 Rakhigarhi: Architectural Memory by Tapasya Samal and Piyush Das 33 Call for an International Museum & Research Center for Harrapan Civilization, at Rakhigarhi by Surbhi Gupta Tanga (Director, RASIKA: Art & Design) MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIRMAN INTACH Over 31 years from its inception, INTACH has been dedicated towards conservation of heritage, which has reflected in its various works in the field of documentation of tangible and intangible assets. It has also played a crucial role in generating awareness about the cultural heritage of the country, along with heritage awareness programmes for children, professionals and INTACH members. The success of INTACH is dedicated to its volunteers, conveners and members who have provided valuable inputs and worked in coordination with each other. INTACH has been successful in generating awareness among the local people by working closely with the local authorities, local community and also involving the youth. There has been active participation by people, with addition of new members every year.
  • New Railways New Ambala

    New Railways New Ambala

    PARLIAMENTARY CONSTITUENCY NEW RAILWAYS NEW AMBALA (2014 - May ’21) PREFACE Ashutosh Gangal General Manager Northern Railway Indian Railways is the lifeline of the nation and catalyst for India's progress and economic development. Railway has been providing comfortable, convenient and easy on the pocket transportation system to its patrons. Major infrastructure projects in Railways has focus on safety, enhancing speed and connecting far flung areas. New tracks are being laid. Line doubling and electrification works are in full swing. Latest technologies, digitalization and in house innovations are being used to bring more efficiency and better results. Emphasis is also on creating better business opportunities through long haul and piecemeal trains. The officers and staff of the Railways are dedicated, ready to adapt to changing scenario of the transport sector, this booklet is aimed towards listing some of the important activities involving in the recent past as well as current projects in Ambala. The budgets allocated to various projects are not apportioned State wise but reflect the cost of the project. INPUTS BY RAILWAY IN AMBALA PARLIAMENTARY CONSTITUENCY AMBALA PARLIAMENTARY CONSTITUENCY WORKS COMPLETED IN LAST SEVEN YEARS v Provision of lighting arrangement for station name, illumination Infrastructural Developments: and other work at station over Ambala Division. v Improvement in illumination level at Circulating Area, Platforms v Provision of aluminum composite panels covering triangular and Developed public utilities at Ambala Railway Station. portion of passenger platform shelter to eradicate birds v Provision of Monumental flag at erstwhile A-1 class stations nuisance at Platform No.1 at Ambala (Ambala). v Renovation of waiting rooms, retiring rooms executive lounge v Development works for Regilious Stations.