Mega Project
Harnandipuram Ghaziabad Township

Harnandipuram Ghaziabad is an upcoming township being developed by the Ghaziabad Development Authority (GDA) under the CM Urban Expansion New City Promotion Scheme. It is also referred to as "Naya Ghaziabad" or "New Ghaziabad."

The township stretches from Pipeline Road in the north to the Northern Peripheral Road in the east and Morta in the south, with the Hindon River flowing through certain parts. It is about 3 km from Delhi-Meerut Road, behind Raj Nagar Extension.

It is named after the Hindon River, which is locally known as "Harnandi."

Originally planned at 521 hectares, the GDA has revised the area of Harnandipuram Ghaziabad to approximately 371 hectares after excluding three villages due to financial constraints.

The township involves land from eight villages — Mathurapur, Shamsher, Champat Nagar, Bhaneda Khurd, Nagla Firoz Mohanpur, Bhovapur, Shahpur Nij Morta, and Morta.

The Ghaziabad Development Authority (GDA) is the implementing authority, a government body that controls urban planning with financial backing from the UP state government.

Phase 1 of the Harnandipuram Ghaziabad housing scheme is expected to be launched once GDA secures around 100–120 hectares of land from farmers. Land acquisition is actively underway as of early 2025.

Developing the full township will require approximately ₹10,000 crore, with nearly half that amount — around ₹5,000 crore — allocated for land acquisition alone.

The GDA has commenced direct land purchases across five villages. Farmers are receiving compensation at four times the notified circle rate, with total payouts exceeding ₹5 crore so far. GDA is also offering farmers 10% of the developed land back once infrastructure is built.

The new township is expected to feature approximately 5,000 residential units in its first phase.

Yes. The township is planned with strategic transport links connecting to the Rapid Rail Transit System (RRTS) corridor and the Delhi-Meerut Expressway. A 2-km elevated link road will directly join the township to the Hindon corridor, reducing travel time to Delhi to just 10–12 minutes.

Yes. Harnandipuram Ghaziabad was originally planned to span nearly the same area as the well-established Indirapuram in Ghaziabad and is being described as this generation's equivalent of that development, the first major new GDA township in over 15 years.

Applicants must belong to LIG, MIG, or EWS categories, must want to purchase a plot, and must not own any other property in Ghaziabad.

Harnandipuram Ghaziabad is planned as a mixed-use township with both residential and commercial components. It will include schemes for small and large residential/commercial plots. Exact plot sizes and flat options will be confirmed at the time of official scheme launch.

Exact pricing will only be known at the time of scheme launch. However, historically, new GDA schemes on the outer edges of the city tend to launch at lower base prices, offering better price-to-size ratios compared to inner-city apartments, appealing to first-time buyers.

Eligible candidates must visit the GDA official website, locate and click the "Apply Now" option, fill out the application form, and upload the necessary documents.

CM Yogi has ordered GDA to fast-track land acquisition for the project, with ₹400 crore allocated. Over 35 hectares have already been registered and formal consent secured for an additional 85 hectares.

Yes. Public updates describe Harnandipuram Ghaziabad as a mixed-use township, with plans for a healthcare hub and an IT hub in addition to residential and commercial zones.

With a planned 2-km elevated link road connecting to the Hindon corridor, travel time to Delhi is expected to be just 10–12 minutes without traffic signals.

For buyers priced out of fully developed areas like Indirapuram or Vaishali, Harnandipuram Ghaziabad could become the next major cluster to watch. Early phases may offer smaller ticket-size plots at better price-to-size ratios.