New Township
LDA Begins Construction of First Site Office for Naimish Nagar Township
The Lucknow Development Authority has commenced construction on its Naimish Nagar township along Sitapur Road for approximately three lakh residents, spanning 1,084 hectares, with work beginning on the first site office at Purva village in Bakshi Ka Talab.
| Total Land Area Identified | Approximately 1,486.689 hectares across 18 villages in Bakshi Ka Talab Tehsil |
|---|---|
| Project Land Area | 1,084 hectares |
| Planned Population Capacity | Approximately three lakh residents |
| Land Acquisition Budget | ₹4,785 crore |
| Site Office Location | Purva village in Bakshi Ka Talab |
| Villages Included | 18 villages: Bhauli, Lakshmipur, Purba Gaon, Purva, Sairpur, Farrukhabad, Kodri Bhauli, Kamalabad, Kamalapur, Palhari, Gopramou, Barumou, Dhatingra, Saidapur, Paschim Gaon, Dhobaila, Umrabhari, and Duggaur |
| Land Acquisition Method | Consent-based agreements under Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) approved by LDA board |
| Status (as of July 2026) | As of April 2026, over 2,500 farmers submitted consent letters for 430 hectares of land |
| Key Official | LDA Vice-Chairperson Prathamesh Kumar |
| Location on Road Network | Along Sitapur Road in northern Lucknow |
LDA Begins Construction Work
The Lucknow Development Authority (LDA) has commenced construction on its proposed Naimish Nagar township along Sitapur Road, aiming to provide housing for approximately three lakh residents. The project spans 1,084 hectares and construction started with the establishment of the first site office at Purva village in Bakshi Ka Talab.
Scale and Scope
The project spans 1,084 hectares and marks a significant step in the city's urban development plan. Eighteen villages have been earmarked for inclusion, including Bhauli, Lakshmipur, Purba Gaon, Purva, Sairpur, Farrukhabad, Kodri Bhauli, Kamalabad, Kamalapur, Palhari, Gopramou, Barumou, Dhatingra, Saidapur, Paschim Gaon, Dhobaila, Umrabhari, and Duggaur. LDA vice-chairperson Prathamesh Kumar noted that the estimated cost of land acquisition is ₹4,785 crore.
Land Acquisition Process
Land for the project will be acquired through consent-based agreements under the Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) approved by the LDA board. Officials expect land deed processes to begin shortly once agreements are finalized. As of April 2026, over 2,500 farmers have officially submitted consent letters for 430 hectares of land along IIM Road.
Infrastructure and Amenities Planned
Proposed improvements cover roads, drainage systems, playgrounds, marriage halls, health centers, ponds, graveyards, schools, parks, and crematoriums. LDA Vice President Prathamesh Kumar said the township will be developed as a modern suburb with facilities like wide roads, drainage, green belts, parks, schools, hospitals, marriage halls, community centres, playgrounds, commercial hubs, and solid waste management systems.
Economic Impact and Next Steps
The Naimish Nagar project represents a broader vision for planned urban expansion in Lucknow, combining residential development with commercial and public facilities to balance population growth with infrastructure needs. It is also expected to attract investment to the area, contributing to local employment generation and overall regional economic activity. Plot registrations for two sectors are expected to open by September 2026.
Development phases
Frequently asked questions
What is the Naimish Nagar Township?
The Lucknow Development Authority's proposed township along Sitapur Road spans 1,084 hectares and aims to provide housing for approximately three lakh residents.
How much land is being acquired?
Land across 18 villages in Bakshi Ka Talab has been earmarked for inclusion. The estimated cost of land acquisition is ₹4,785 crore.
How are farmers being compensated?
Land will be acquired through consent-based agreements under the Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) approved by the LDA board. As of April 2026, over 2,500 farmers have submitted consent letters for 430 hectares, with LDA proceeding with land acquisition and infrastructure development simultaneously.
What amenities will the township include?
Proposed improvements cover roads, drainage systems, playgrounds, marriage halls, health centers, ponds, graveyards, schools, parks, and crematoriums.
When will plots be available to the public?
Plot registrations for two sectors are expected to open by September 2026.
Is this a land pooling scheme?
No, Naimish Nagar is not a land pooling scheme; LDA is directly buying land from farmers through consent-based acquisition.
Sources
- Naimish Nagar – Lucknow Development Authority
- Lucknow Development Authority Begins Work on 1,084-Hectare Naimish Nagar Model Township
- Lucknow Naimish Nagar Scheme: LDA Begins Work To Develop Township For 3 Lakh Residents
- UP: Yogi Govt Accelerates Affordable Housing Push with Naimish Nagar Project
- LDA Fast-Tracks Naimish Nagar Township: 430 Hectares Secured via Farmer Consent