Archive · 30 Jan 2026
UP Cabinet Approves Multiple Development Initiatives
The Uttar Pradesh government has made several important decisions to help people and improve the state.
First, they approved a plan to help 99 families who moved from East Pakistan a long time ago.
These families will get land to live on in new villages.
Second, they made a new policy to redevelop old buildings and areas in cities, which will make cities better places to live.
Third, they changed the rules for brick kilns to make it easier to set them up and provide more jobs.
Finally, they decided to use Aadhaar cards to make sure property registration is safe and fair.
All these decisions aim to help people and make the state better.
UP Cabinet approved the rehabilitation of 99 Hindu families displaced from East Pakistan, resettling them in Bhainsaya and Tajpur Tarsauli villages, Kanpur Dehat district.
Each family will receive 0.50 acres of land on a 90-year lease, complying with National Green Tribunal orders.
The Cabinet approved the Urban Redevelopment Policy 2026 to redevelop underutilized areas and buildings in cities, promoting economic growth and better living conditions.
Amendments to the Brick Kiln Rules were approved to ease site norms, reducing the distance between kilns and residential areas to 800 meters and legalizing existing kilns.
Aadhaar authentication will be implemented for property registration from February 1, 2026, to enhance transparency and security in the registration process.
- Who
- Uttar Pradesh Cabinet, 99 Hindu families displaced from East Pakistan, Uttar Pradesh government
- What
- Approval of rehabilitation plan for displaced families, Urban Redevelopment Policy 2026, amendment to Brick Kiln Rules, Aadhaar authentication for property registration
- When
- January 29, 2024 (Cabinet meeting), February 1, 2026 (Aadhaar authentication implementation)
- Where
- Uttar Pradesh, India (Kanpur Dehat district, Bhainsaya, Tajpur Tarsauli villages, Meerut district)
- Why
- To resettle families, promote urban development, ease brick kiln norms, secure property registration process
- Number of Families
- 99
- Land Allocation per Family
- 0.50 acres
- Lease Duration
- 90 years (30-year terms, renewable twice)
- Location
- Bhainsaya and Tajpur Tarsauli villages, Kanpur Dehat district
- Total Land Allocated
- 21.8475 hectares (54 acres)
- Compliance Requirement
- National Green Tribunal orders
- Current Residence
- Nangla Gosai village, Mawana area, Meerut district
- Policy Name
- Uttar Pradesh Urban Redevelopment Policy 2026
- Brick Kiln Distance from Residential Area
- 800 meters (reduced from 1 km)
- Brick Kiln Distance from Another Kiln
- 1 km (increased from 800 meters)
- Aadhaar Authentication Implementation Date
- February 1, 2026
Sources
UP Cabinet clears rehabilitation of Hindu families displaced from East Pakistan
UP cabinet clears resettlement of 99 displaced Hindu Bengali families from Meerut
Aadhaar authentication to secure Property Registration, new system to be implemented from Feb 1 in UP
UP cabinet amends Brick Kiln Rules, eases site norms
UP cabinet clears Urban Redevelopment Policy 2026
UP To Permanently Rehabilitate 99 Displaced Hindu Bengali Families
Yogi Govt To Relocate 136 Disaster-Affected Bharthapur Families
UP govt okays plan to resettle 99 Hindu families displaced from East Pakistan
UP Cabinet clears rehabilitation of Hindu families displaced from East Pak
UP govt rehabilitates displaced Hindus from Bangladesh living in Meerut for decades, land allotted to 99 families in Kanpur Dehat
