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LAND RESERVATION FOR MAJOR ROADS:- FARIDABAD Land reservation for major roads marked in the drawing shall be us under:- S.NO. CLASSIFICATION LAND RESERVATION LIMITS OF MUNICIPAL OF ROADS CORPORATION FARIDABAD 90.0 M WIDE ROAD ALONG WITH 30 M WIDE GREEN BELT 1. V-I DRAFT DEVELOPMENT PLAN FOR CONTROLLED ON BOTH SIDES. TO PALI STONE 75.0 M WIDE ROAD ALONG WITH 30 M WIDE GREEN BELT CRUSHING ZONE D E L H I E B AREAS OUTSIDE MUNICIPAL CORPORATION, 2. V-1(A) ON BOTH SIDES. AT OUN V-6(B) ST DA FARIDABAD, 2031 A.D. 60.0 M WIDE ROAD ALONGWITH 30 M WIDE GREEN BELT R 3. V-1(B) ON BOTH SIDES. Y UNDER SECTION 5(4) OF THE PUNJAB SCHEDULED ROADS & FROM SOHNA 4. V-2 60.0 M WIDE ROAD ALONG WITH 12M WIDE SERVICE ROAD CONTROLLED AREAS RESTRICTION OF UNREGULATED 1000 ON BOTH SIDES. NEKPUR DEVELOPMENT ACT, 1963 (PUNJAB ACT NO. 41 OF 1963) H.B-23 V-I CORPORATION FARIDABAD CORPORATION 5. V-2(A) 45.0 M WIDE ROAD ALONG WITH 12M WIDE SERVICE ROAD MUNICIPAL OF LIMITS ON BOTH SIDES. V. PALI. 560 H.B-13 6. V-3 30.0 M WIDE ROAD. MOHALA 530 156 V-I V-6(B) H.B-46 V-I V-I(B) 7. V-6 EXISTING FARIDABAD-DANKAUR ROAD PROPOSED TO BE 1125 WIDENED TO 30M ALONG WITH 30M WIDE GREEN BELT ON BOTH 710 KHERI GUJRAN H.B-22 LEGEND V-2 100 720 SIDES UPTO URBANISABLE LIMIT. 550 300 QURESHI PUR 155 H.B-24 157 300 SIKRONA 100 1000 EXISTING FARIDABAD-DANKAUR ROAD ALONG WITH 30M WIDE H.B-40 EXISTING FEATURES 8. V-6(A) MADAL PUR 158 BAJRI GREEN BELT ON BOTH SIDES. H.B-28 H.B-11 V-I V-I BHANKRI V-I 1000 STATE BOUNDARY V-2 V-1(A) H.B-12 EXISTING FARIDABAD- GURGAON SCHEDULED ROAD PROPOSED 152 156-A V-6(B) 530 V-1(A) V-1(A) SITE OF HPGCL 1000 CONTROLLED AREA BOUNDARY 9. V-I 530 151 210 530 TO BE WIDENED TO 90M WITH 30 M WIDE GREEN TO PRITHLA V-I 220 148 600 FARIDABAD MUNICIPAL CORPORATION BOUNDARY BELT ON BOTH SIDES. 147 51-A 900 BHANAK PUR 300 ANANG PUR H.B-45 40 DISTRICT BOUNDARY EXISTING SURAJKUND-NATIONAL SHOOTING RANGE ROAD WITH 300 H.B-2 V-2 10. V-6(C) EXISTING WIDTH ALONG WITH 30 M WIDE GREEN BELT ON SPECIAL V-2 GAZI PUR KARNERA TO KARNI SINGH SHOOTING 300 RANGE DELHI 530 300 H.B-10 ZONE -1 HARPHALA H.B-42 DABWA V-I(B) REVENUE RASTA BOTH SIDES. V-2 210 54-A 100 H.B-46 300 SARUR PUR 52-A H.B-8 V-I(A) 220 H.B- NANGLA GUJRAN 230 V-I(B) CANAL / NALLAH HARPHALI V-1(A) 720 H.B-25 11. EPE 100M WIDE EASTERN PERIPHERAL EXPRESSWAY H.B. 3 300 240 51 250 760 49 ALONGWITH100 M WIDE GREEN BELT ON BOTH SIDES. 946946 RAILWAY LINE 720 V-1(A) 260 946 200 200 V-3 760 154 DEFENCE LAND 153 V-1(B) VILLAGE ABADI F.S. 300 NAWADA KOH 100 H.B-7 GADIPURI 530 V-1(A) V-2 SOHNA ROAD DEFENCE LAND V-1(A) 720 GAUNCHHI DRAIN BADKHAL 150 300 BADKHAL LAKE 530 H.B-6 730 ROADS NANGLA JOGIAN 12 M WIDE ROAD H.B-49 V-3 SAMEY PUR V-1(B) V-2 GREEN BELT pGREEN 1125 H.B-43 V-3 100 V-6(C) BALLABHGARH V-2 SURAJ KUND 100 146 100 V-I(A) 720 50 30M WIDE 300 V-1(B) 65 V-3 150 PROPOSALS:- V-2 SARAN 70 LIMITS OF MUNICIPAL GURGAON CANAL V-3 BHURIA NALAH V-1(B) PALWAL DISTRICT KANDHAOLI 53 H.B-9 100 ANKHIR V-1(B) 600 149 100 CORPORATION FARIDABAD GONCHHI V-1(B) SIKRI H.B-50 52 H.B-5 H.B-48 H.B-26 48 100 56 69 66 TO MATHURA 300 V-3 60 100 RESIDENTIAL V-1(B) 100 100 100 530 100 54 D.C 300 300 100 47 43 41 100 56 250 44 39 200 COMMERCIAL 600 300 21-D V-1(B) LAKAR PUR 300 V-3 NH-II 59 67 46 57 43 28 100 210 RETAIL TRADE 145-A EXITING 100 H.B-1 V-1(B) V-1(B) 150 250 42 220 WHOLE SALE MARKET TRADE INDUSTRY NH-III 58 100 V-3 45 150 250 V-3 230 WARE HOUSING & STORAGE 44 56-A 55 100 23 22 300 V-3 21-A V-3 150 240 OFFICES AND BANKS INCLUDING GOVERNMENT OFFICE 530 300 21-B 27 26 250 DUNDSA 400 57 100 100 21-C TO DELHI 420 DISTRIBUTURY MEWALA NH-IV V-3 250 RESTAURANT, HOTELS, TRANSIT/ BOARDING HOUSING 100 N.I.T FARIDABAD FATEH PUR PROPOSED RRTS V-3 150 145 300 300 100 MAHARAJ PUR INCLUDING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE INSTITUTIONS PROVIDING RESIDENTIAL SAHAPUR KHURD V-3 CHANDELA V-3 100 DC 38 300 JHARSAINTLI AREA BUS STAND H.B-4 100 DELHI - MATHURA RAILWAY H.B 53 KAILGAON H.B-122 45 100 ACCOMMODATION LIKE DHARAMSHALA TOURIST HOUSE ETC. 143 H.B-44 100 46 V-2 H.B-51 300 300 100 150 TO DELHI 260 CINEMA AND OTHER PLACES OF PUBLIC ASSEMBLY ON A COMMERCIAL BASES. V-1(B) 300 O.A.H 250 F.S. 150 250 V-3 DELHI -MATHURA ROAD 270 PROFESSIONAL ESTABLISHMENTS. BAPU NAGAR V-3 V-3 300 200 27D 200 V-2 NH-I 1100 300 NH-V 100 150 150 27C 720 24 DC 1100 METRO CORRIDOR V-2 100 METRO CORRIDOR 58 FARIDABAD 200 30 M WIDE RESTRICTED BELT 200 600 730 V-3 200 27B V-3 RLY. STN. 300 INDUSTRIAL MUJESAR V-3 V-2 300 25 300 F.S. H.B-79 SPECIAL ZONE (2) 27A 50 M WIDE GREEN BELT 200 36 300 900 PROPOSED RRTS 200 310 SERVICE INDUSTRY MS24 300 NIT.RLY. STN. 200 V-3 V-3 20 200 300 320 LIGHT INDUSTRY 1125 BALLABHGARH 600 100 RANHERA KHERA 200 V-3 RLY. STN. 600 20-A V-1(B) 30 M WIDE RESTRICTED BELT 300 35 SARIA KHOAJA 330 EXTENSIVE INDUSTRY 144 JAJRU 59 H.B-77 300 V-1(B) PIALA 20-B 200 H.B-3 H.B-52 300 METRO CORRIDOR 300 32 340 HEAVY INDUSTRY H.B-54 200 200 26 200 37 5 V-1(B) 31 V-3 V-3 300 V-2 200 BUS STAND 150 150 100 1100 DAULTA BAD 19 28 34 PROPOSED RRTS 100 400 TRANSPORT AND COMMUNICATION V-1(B) METRO CORRIDOR H.B-121 150 V-3 100 100 V-1(B) METRO CORRIDOR 100 100 100 100 33 V-2 DC V-1(B) 16A D E L H I S T A T E 410 RAILWAY YARDS, RAILWAY STATIONS AND SIDING AJRONDA 150 250 V-2 15A V-3 V-2 250 530 TRANSPORT NAGAR 100 H.B-118 150 420 ROADS, TRANSPORT DEPOTS AND PARKING AREAS. 4 6 V-3 11 150 300 P.L. 150 450 TELEPHONE EXCHANGE ETC. V-2 730 V-3 100 61 V-3 F.S. D.C V-3 30 ATMAD PUR V-2 142 V-3 60 12 PALLA 400 230 100 100 H.B-127 H.B-128 V-2 100 150 200 V-1(B) 16 250 500 PUBLIC UTILITIES V-3 420 V-3 29 METRO CORRIDOR MALERNA BALLABGARH 100 15 OLD 138 V-3 100 W.W.E. PROPOSED RRTS 430 100 FARIDABAD V-2 300 H.B-75 TOWN H.B-78 18 510 WATER SUPPLY INSTALLATION INCLUDING TREATMENT PLANTS 100 610 150 H.B-123 V-1(B) 300 V-2 7 100 710 V-3 AGRA CANAL 91 520 DRAINAGE & SANITARY INSTALLATION INCLUDING SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANTS & DISPOSAL TO MATHURA 10 150 V-2 710 150 720 V-3 530 SEHAT PUR WORKS 137 300 730 H.B-129 UNCHA GAON 100 150 150 100 300 V-2 210 PROP. BRIDGEMAWAI 530 ELECTRIC POWER PLANTS, SUB STATION 62 210 100 141 H.B-76 D.C 17 H.B-126 550 SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT SITE 300 V-2 100 63 V-3 SAGAR PUR V-3 530 V-3 14 90 TILPAT TO PRITHLA H.B-55 1 200 300 100 100 400 730 H.B-136 V-3 8 560 CATTLE POND, SLAUGHTER HOUSE WITH MEAT MARKET, 200 100 300 V-2 760 300 SIHI 13 V-1(B) N I A R D V-3 300 V-1(A) 530 150 V-2 DAIRY / PIGGERY ZONE, DOG KENNEL, TRANSFER STATION FOR SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT V-2 530 H.B-80 100 600 150 ISMAIL PUR V-2 V-2 V-6 SHAHUPURA H.B-136 3 100 AGWAN PUR 570 DEAD CARCASS H.B 74 V-3 V-3 V-3 9 300 100 150 H.B-132 139 140 O.A.H VILLAGE BASELWA 100 150 V-1(B) H.B-125 600 PUBLIC AND SEMI PUBLIC USES 100 2 150 V-1 710 65 V-2(A) 610 GOVERNMENT ADMINISTRATIVE CENTRAL SECRETARIAT, DISTRICT 136 300 METRO CORRIDOR 300 SUN PER 100 300 730 64 730 TO PRITHLA 100 H.B-72 300 V-1(B) 86 760 OFFICE, LAW COURTS, JAILS, POLICE STATIONS, GOVERNORS AND 200 V-1(B) 300 300 V-1(B) 87 PRESIDENT'S RESIDENCE.
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    INDIAN ARCHAEOLOGY 1994-95 — A REVIEW EDITED BY HARI MANJHI C. DORJE ARUNDHATI BANERJI PUBLISHED BY THE DIRECTOR GENERAL ARCHAEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF INDIA GOVERNMENT OF INDIA JANPATH, NEW DELHI 2000 front cover : Gudnapura, general view of remains of a brick temple-complex back cover : Kanaganahalli, drum-slab depicting empty throne and Buddhdpada flanked by chanri bearers and devotees © 2000 ARCHAEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF INDIA GOVERNMENT OF INDIA Price : Rs. 330.00 PRINTED AT M/S BENGAL OFFSET WORKS, 335, KHAJOOR ROAD, NEW DELHI - 110005 PREFACE In bringing out this annual Review after a brief gap of one month, I warmly acknowledge the contributions of all my colleagues in the Survey as also those in the State Departments, Universities and various other Institutions engaged in archaeological researches for supplying material with illustrations for inclusion in this issue. I am sure, that, with the co-operation of all the heads of respective departments, we will soon be able to further reduce the gap in the printing of the Review. If contributions are received in time in the required format and style, our task of expediting its publication will be much easier. The material incorporated herein covers a wide range of subjects comprising exploration and excavation, epigraphical discoveries, development of museums, radio-carbon dates, architectural survey of secular and religious buildings, structural/chemical conservation etc. During the period under review many new discoveries have been reported throughout the country. Among these the survey of buildings in and around Vrindavan associated with mythological tradition is particularly interesting. I would like to place on record my sincere thanks to my colleagues Shri Hari Manjhi, Shri C.
  • HARYANA H2 English

    HARYANA H2 English

    The details of the Locations where IOCL proposes to appoint dealers for Regular and Rural retail outlets in the State of Haryana Estimated Fixed Fee / Min Type of Minimum Dimension(in M)/ Security Deposit Location Sl. No. Name Of Location Revenue District Type of RO monthly Sales Category Finance to be arranged by the applicant Mode of selection bid amount ( Rs in ( Rs in Lakhs) Potential # Site* Area of site (in Sq. M.) * Lakhs) 1 2 345678 9a9b101112 Estimated working Estimated fund required Regular/Ru capital requirement for for development of MS+HSD in Kls Category CC/DC/CFS Frontage Depth Area Draw of Lots/Bidding ral operation of RO (Rs in infrastructure at RO (Rs Lakhs) in Lakhs ) 1 VILLAGE BAMNAULI ON MDR 138,BLOCK-BAHADURGARH JHAJJAR Rural 62 SC CFS 35 35 1225 0 0 DRAW OF LOTS 0 2 2 VILLAGE PINAGWA , ON PINAGWA TO AKBARPUR ROAD,BLOCK-PUNHANA NUH Rural 76 SC CFS 35 35 1225 0 0 DRAW OF LOTS 0 2 3 VILL JANACHOLI ON HATHIN-MANDKOLA ROAD,BLOCK-HATHIN PALWAL Rural 50 SC CFS 35 35 1225 0 0 DRAW OF LOTS 0 2 4 VILL GARHI BAZIDPUR, ON BHONSDI TO SILANI ROAD,BLOCK - SOHNA GURUGRAM Rural 75 SC CFS 35 35 1225 0 0 DRAW OF LOTS 0 2 5 VILL KONDAL ON AURANGABAD TO HATHIN ROAD,BLOCK-HATHIN PALWAL Rural 55 SC CFS 35 35 1225 0 0 DRAW OF LOTS 0 2 6 VILLAGE MANGAR,( EXCLUDING FARIDABAD- GURGAON ROAD),BLOCK-FARIDABAD FARIDABAD Rural 110 SC CFS 35 35 1225 0 0 DRAW OF LOTS 0 2 7 VILL KAKRALA, BLOCK-KANINA MAHENDRAGARH Rural 50 SC CFS 35 35 1225 0 0 DRAW OF LOTS 0 2 8 VILLAGE BHAGDANA,BLOCK-MAHENDERGARH MAHENDRAGARH Rural 50 SC CFS 35 35 1225 0 0 DRAW OF LOTS 0 2 9 VILL.
  • Compiled GB Nagar

    Compiled GB Nagar

    ASHA Database GB Nagar S.N Name of Name of ID No. of Population Name of Block Name of Sub-Centre Name of ASHA Husband's Name Name of Village o. District CHC/BPHC ASHA Covered 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 G B Nagar Bisrakh PHC Bisrakh Bisrakh 2801001 Akhilesh Surender Haldoni 1523 2 G B Nagar Bisrakh PHC Bisrakh Chaprola 2801002 Anita Devender Chaprola 1222 3 G B Nagar Bisrakh PHC Bisrakh Accheja 2801003 Anita Ashok Accheja 1421 4 G B Nagar Bisrakh PHC Bisrakh Dujana 2801004 Anita Gupta Vijender Gupta Kacheda Varsabad 912 5 G B Nagar Bisrakh PHC Bisrakh Roja Yaqubpur 2801005 Anju Jitender Roja Jalalpur 1005 6 G B Nagar Bisrakh PHC Bisrakh Makoda 2801006 Anju Santosh Sakipur 1112 7 G B Nagar Bisrakh PHC Bisrakh Nagla Charan Das 2801007 Anju Jagveer Ghejha Tilaptabad 1123 8 G B Nagar Bisrakh PHC Bisrakh Khedi 2801008 Archna Sushil Kumar Khodna Khurd 1245 9 G B Nagar Bisrakh PHC Bisrakh Vedpura 2801009 Arti Jitender Saini 995 10 G B Nagar Bisrakh PHC Bisrakh Accheja 2801010 Aruna tyagi Vrijanand Sadullapur 1022 11 G B Nagar Bisrakh PHC Bisrakh Bhangel 2801011 Asha Dharamveer Bhangel Begampur 1102 12 G B Nagar Bisrakh PHC Bisrakh Tilapta 2801012 Atro Jagdeesh Tilapta Karanvas 875 13 G B Nagar Bisrakh PHC Bisrakh Salarpur 2801013 Babi Rani Arvind Singh Salarpur Khadar 950 14 G B Nagar Bisrakh PHC Bisrakh Surajpur 2801014 Babita Rakesh Kushik Malakpur 900 15 G B Nagar Bisrakh PHC Bisrakh Makoda 2801015 Babita Sarvesh Makoda 1200 16 G B Nagar Bisrakh PHC Bisrakh Barola 2801016 Babita Surendra singh Wazidpur 1100 17 G B Nagar Bisrakh PHC Bisrakh Bhangel
  • F.No.10-31/2018-1A-111 Government of India Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change (IA.III Section) Indira Paryavaran Bhawan, Jor Bagh Road, New Delhi - 3

    F.No.10-31/2018-1A-111 Government of India Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change (IA.III Section) Indira Paryavaran Bhawan, Jor Bagh Road, New Delhi - 3

    F.No.10-31/2018-1A-111 Government of India Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change (IA.III Section) Indira Paryavaran Bhawan, Jor Bagh Road, New Delhi - 3 Date: 09 March, 2020 To, The Director, M/s Directorate of Civil Aviation, Government of Uttar Pradesh, Lucknow Airport, Lucknow - 226 009, Uttar Pradesh Email: ddca.upAnic.in; jewarairport01qmail.com Subject: Development of Greenfield `Jewar International Airport' Phase-I & II, Gautam Buddh Nagar, Uttar Pradesh by M/s Directorate of Civil Aviation, Government of Uttar Pradesh - Environmental Clearance - reg. Sir, This has reference to your online proposal No. IA/UP/MIS/74694/2018 dated 17.06.2019, submitted to this Ministry for grant of Environmental Clearance (EC) in terms of the provisions of the Environment Impact Assessment (EIA) Notification, 2006 under the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986. 2. The proposal for grant of environmental clearance to the project 'Development of Greenfield "Jewar International Airport Phase-I & II", Gautam Buddh Nagar, Uttar Pradesh by M/s Directorate of Civil Aviation, Government of Uttar Pradesh was considered by the Expert Appraisal Committee (Infra-2) in its 42nd meeting held during 10-12 July, 2019 and 48th meeting held during 28-29 January, 2020. The details of the project, as per the documents submitted by the project proponent, and also as informed during the above meeting, are as under:- (i) Spread over an area of 1,334.00 ha, proposed site for the airport is located between latitude 2810'09.87"N and longitude of 77'38'20.41"E, north of Jewar Village, in Gautam Buddh Nagar District of Uttar Pradesh.