Archive · 26 Sep 2025
Purandar Airport Land Survey Set to Begin After Consent Forms Signed
Imagine a new airport being built.
The government needs land from people to build it.
Farmers initially opposed the project, fearing loss of land.
However, after discussing the benefits and addressing concerns, a majority of the landowners agreed.
Now, a survey will begin to mark the land, count things like houses and trees, and determine how much the land is worth.
This is a key step before the airport can be fully built.
Landowners finished signing consent forms for land acquisition.
A land survey will begin Friday to demarcate property for the airport.
94% of landowners have consented to the land acquisition.
The survey will take place in Udachiwadi, Munjawadi, and Ekhatpur.
Survey will assess land features for rate determination and final acquisition.
- Who
- Landowners and officials in Purandar
- What
- Land survey for Purandar International Airport
- When
- Survey begins Friday
- Where
- Purandar, Pune, India
- Why
- To demarcate land and assess rates for acquisition
Initial Opposition
Land Acquisition Acceptance
Land Acquisition
Initial Opposition
Villagers initially protested against land acquisition.
Land Acquisition Acceptance
Many landowners have now consented to land acquisition.
- Location
- Purandar, Pune, India
- Project
- International Airport
- Land Acquired
- 2810 acres
- Landowner Consent
- 94%
- Survey Start Date
- Friday
- Survey Purpose
- Demarcate property and evaluate rates