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Gharuan Sewerage & STP Project 2026: 5.5 MLD Sewage Plant, 17 KLD FSTP, Pumping Stations, Sewer Network & Property Impact

A major sewerage tender has brought Gharuan’s physical-infrastructure story into focus just weeks after the area’s nearly 3,000-acre draft planning proposal attracted property-market attention. The Punjab Water Supply & Sewerage Board has invited bids for a comprehensive sewer network, intermediate and main pumping stations, rising main, a 5.5 MLD sewage treatment plant and a 17 KLD faecal sludge treatment plant under SBM 2.0. This PropKeyz guide explains what is actually tendered, how STP and FSTP systems work, what remains unbuilt, and why sanitation infrastructure matters for Gharuan property values, habitation and future organised development.

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Dhakoli Mubarakpur Ghaggar Bridge 2026 ₹29.45 crore high level bridge

Dhakoli–Mubarakpur Ghaggar Bridge 2026: ₹29.45 Cr High-Level Bridge, 790m All-Weather Link, 18-Month Timeline & Zirakpur Property Impact

Construction has begun on a new ₹29.45 crore high-level bridge across the Ghaggar River at the Mubarakpur crossing on the Mubarakpur–Dhakoli road. The 790-metre bridge-and-approach package is designed to replace the flood-prone submersible causeway built in 2016 and create more reliable all-weather connectivity between Dhakoli, Mubarakpur and the wider Dera Bassi–Zirakpur belt. This PropKeyz guide explains the 300-metre main bridge, approach roads, service roads, 18-month construction timeline, monsoon resilience, buyer impact, NRI property-management implications and what should—and should not—be priced into Dhakoli property today.

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GMADA Reserve Price Policy 2026 ED ₹10,000 crore allegation three valuer e-auction

GMADA Reserve Price Policy 2026: ₹10,000 Cr ED Allegation, Reported 22.5% E-Auction Price Cut, 3-Valuer Formula & Critical Mohali Buyer Guide

GMADA’s reserve-price system is under fresh scrutiny after the Enforcement Directorate alleged that manipulation of reserve prices for parts of the authority’s unsold land bank could have caused a potential loss of nearly ₹10,000 crore. The allegation comes after Punjab introduced a three-independent-valuer mechanism for repeatedly unsold development-authority properties and approved a reported 22.5% rationalisation for certain GMADA sites in January 2026. This PropKeyz guide separates the policy from the allegation, explains how reserve prices are fixed, compares reserve prices with actual 2026 auction bids and shows buyers why a GMADA reserve price is not automatically the market value of surrounding property.

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GMADA Land Compensation Dispute 2026 Section 77 Mohali landowner rights

GMADA Land Compensation Dispute 2026: Mohali Court Contempt Notice, ₹4.06 Cr vs ₹1.25 Cr Record Change, Section 77(2) & Landowner Rights

A Mohali court has intensified scrutiny of a GMADA land-compensation dispute involving Award No. 569 dated 18 May 2018. Court reporting says an original LA-7 record showed about ₹4.06 crore payable, while amended LA-7/LA-9 records reflected about ₹1.25 crore. This PropKeyz guide explains the current court stage, GMADA’s stated reliance on a 2015 Punjab policy, Section 77 payment/deposit rules, Section 64 references, interest provisions and what landowners affected by future GMADA acquisitions should preserve and verify.

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Eco City-1 New Chandigarh Infrastructure Update 2026 water road power sports

Eco City-1 New Chandigarh Infrastructure Update 2026: Fresh PPCB Tertiary Water Tender, Dhanas Road HC Deadline, 5.06-Acre Sports Complex & 66-kV Power Upgrade

Eco City-1 New Chandigarh is seeing fresh infrastructure activity across water reuse, roads, power and social amenities. GMADA’s latest tender concerns repairs and cross-connections in the township’s tertiary treated-water network for PPCB compliance, while the Punjab & Haryana High Court has separately directed completion of the Eco City Phase-I–Dhanas road and a 5.06-acre sports/community facility. This PropKeyz guide explains what is complete, what is under tender, what remains planned and what buyers should verify before paying an infrastructure premium.

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Sector 83 101 Mohali Road Update 2026 GMADA 200 ft road HL bridge

Sector 83–101 Mohali Road & Bridge Update 2026: ₹70.52 Cr GMADA Tender, 200-Ft Dividing Road, Dual-Carriageway HL Bridge & Property Impact

GMADA has floated a fresh ₹70.52 crore tender for construction of the 200-ft-wide Sector 83–101 dividing road in SAS Nagar along with one dual-carriageway high-level bridge, civil, public-health and electrical works, plus five years of maintenance. This PropKeyz guide explains the verified tender status, what an HL bridge means, how the package fits into the wider IT City–Sector 101 development belt, which properties could benefit, what risks buyers should consider and why a tender announcement should never be confused with an operational road.

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Kharar Building Plan Approval 2026 e-Naksha sanctioned map buyer guide

Kharar Building Plan Approval 2026: ₹1 Lakh PTAC Penalty, Pending Applications, e-Naksha Process, Sanctioned Map & Buyer Risk Guide

Kharar building-plan approvals are under fresh scrutiny after the Punjab Transparency and Accountability Commission imposed ₹1 lakh penalties each on the current Municipal Council executive officer and his predecessor over excessive application pendency. This PropKeyz guide explains the e-Naksha process, sanctioned building plans, registry vs approval, NOC vs CLU, revised plans, actual-construction deviations, completion/occupancy checks and the documents buyers should verify before paying token money for a Kharar house, builder floor or resale property.

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Mohali Homebuyer Refund Case 2026 Realcon Park Heights buyer rights

Mohali Homebuyer Refund Case 2026: Realcon Park Heights ₹16L Refund, 9% Interest, GMADA Licence Revocation & Buyer Rights

A Mohali District Consumer Commission has ordered refund of ₹16 lakh with 9% annual interest and ₹2 lakh compensation in a Sector 113 Realcon Park Heights booking dispute after finding that the builder failed to execute the agreement and provide housing-loan documents despite receiving substantial payment. The Commission also noted GMADA’s revocation of the development licence. This PropKeyz guide explains the order, RERA’s 10% Agreement for Sale rule, the difference between CLU, GMADA licence and RERA registration, and the documents every Mohali buyer should verify before paying a booking amount.

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Mohali Kandi PLPA Land Status 2026 agricultural rights forest restrictions

Mohali Kandi PLPA Land Status 2026: 5 Villages Seek Agricultural Rights, Forest Restrictions, Construction Rules & Property Buyer Impact

Five Kandi-belt village panchayats in Mohali—Gurha, Kasauli, Jayanti Majri, Bhaghindi and Karaundewal—have sought formal agricultural recognition and relief from continuing forest-related restrictions on land they say was delisted from the Punjab Land Preservation Act framework. The dispute matters far beyond farming: delisted PLPA land can still carry land-use and commercial-development restrictions, Punjab’s September 2026 Farm Stay Policy amendment excludes both PLPA and delisted PLPA land, and a fresh Forest Department SOP requires khasra-level documents, building plans, sewage/waste arrangements and PPCB clearance in relevant diversion cases. This PropKeyz guide explains what ownership, agricultural status, registry, CLU, construction permission and farm-use claims do—and do not—prove.

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Mohali Sector 101 Land Acquisition 2026 High Court stay Dhurali

Mohali Sector 101 Green Industrial Park Land Acquisition 2026: HC Stay, 129.24 Acres, Section 10 Food-Security Rule & Landowner/Buyer Impact

The Punjab & Haryana High Court has stayed further land-acquisition proceedings connected with Mohali’s proposed Green Industrial Park after finding, prima facie, that the State had not demonstrated compliance with safeguards governing acquisition of irrigated multi-crop land or proper consideration of landowner objections. Official GMADA records show a 129.2375-acre Sector 101 acquisition in village Dhurali. This PropKeyz guide explains Section 10, Section 15, the Social Impact Assessment, what the High Court has—and has not—decided, and what landowners and property buyers should monitor before the next hearing on 27 October 2026.

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