Greater Noeda’s development trajectory received a significant push as its authority board, in its 143rd session, approved a ₹6048 crore budget for FY 2026-27. Balancing revenues and expenditures perfectly, the plan emphasizes rural development, sectoral growth, and critical infrastructure without burdening citizens with a water tariff increase.
Strategic road projects dominate the agenda: a 15-km link road from 105 Meter Road to Ganga Expressway and a parallel six-lane elevated corridor for freight efficiency. Industries stand to gain immensely from improved access to Noida Airport and logistics hubs. Meanwhile, 15 EV buses will roll out on four routes initially for six months, promoting eco-friendly commuting.
Homebuyers rejoice with an OTS for EWS to 135 sqm flats, slashing up to 80% interest on delays. Water bill defaulters get tiered rebates—40% by June end, tapering to 20% by August. Property allotment rates see a modest 3.58% rise, offset by free land allocations for security forces.
Safety and utilities upgrades include ₹100 crore for high-reach fire platforms, a 220 kV power station in Ecotech-10, and IIT Delhi’s anti-jam plan for Pari Chowk. Disaster readiness improves with NDRF rentals, while health infrastructure expands via a 350-bed ESI hospital. Carbon credits and a Meghalaya building in Tech Zone round out green and collaborative efforts.
Legacy policies have registered 40,570 flats, unlocking value for thousands. These forward-thinking resolutions position Greater Noida as a model for integrated urban planning, benefiting citizens, businesses, and the environment in equal measure.
