Chandigarh: Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini chaired a high-level meeting to review the draft development plans for Narnaul, Narayangarh, Panipat, and Kurukshetra, focusing on planned urban expansion and long-term infrastructure development.
The meeting discussed a comprehensive roadmap for expanding residential, commercial, industrial, and public infrastructure in these cities while aligning future growth with the national Vision for Developed India 2047.
During the meeting, officials deliberated on detailed proposals aimed at supporting balanced and sustainable urban growth.
The draft plans include the expansion of:
- Residential areas
- Commercial zones
- Industrial infrastructure
- Public facilities
- Other urban amenities
The objective is to accommodate future population growth while creating well-planned, economically vibrant, and livable cities.
Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini stated that the draft development plans for Haryana’s urban areas will be prepared in accordance with the Vision for Developed India 2047.
The initiative seeks to ensure that urban planning supports:
- Sustainable economic growth
- Modern infrastructure
- Improved quality of life
- Investment opportunities
- Long-term regional development
The draft development plans currently cover:
- Narnaul
- Narayangarh
- Panipat
- Kurukshetra
Each city will receive tailored planning based on its development requirements, economic potential, and future urban needs.
The proposed plans are expected to guide future investments in:
- Housing
- Industrial development
- Commercial hubs
- Road connectivity
- Public services
- Urban infrastructure
The government aims to ensure that expanding cities are equipped with the facilities needed to support sustainable development over the coming decades.
