First phase of New Noida to start from next year; The new industrial city to be developed in 5 phases

economictimes.indiatimes.com:

Dadri-Noida-Ghaziabad Investment Region (DNGIR), often referred to as Noida 2.0, has outlined a unique «no relocation policy» for the current population residing within the area. As per a TOI report, this approach stands in contrast to conventional projects, as it aims to absorb the existing rural communities into the evolving industries and various sectors that will emerge within the region by the year 2041.

DNGIR, conceived as an extension of the National Capital Region (NCR) city, Noida, is a strategic response to the diminishing availability of space for accommodating industries.

The master plan for 2041 envisions a transformative approach, with a primary focus on integrating abadi plots (residential areas) with the imminent development.

«We are committed to enhancing the overall quality of life in the region. The master plan offers a unique opportunity to create a multitude of job prospects, particularly for the local population, including farmers.

The thrust will be on nurturing industries centered around food production,» stated an official closely associated with the project.

As per the estimates provided in the master plan, the population of Noida 2 is anticipated to surge from 1.5 lakh in 2011 to a substantial 6.3 lakh by 2041. Remarkably, the plan proposes that at least 40% of this augmented population will find gainful employment in the industrial and service sectors.

Noida 2, spread over an expansive area of 20,911 hectares, will encompass 84 villages spanning Gautam Budh Nagar and Bulandshahr districts.