Archive · 19 May 2025
LIT Seeks Land for New Schemes Amidst Operational Challenges
Imagine a group called LIT that used to build houses and shops in Ludhiana.
They gave most of their old projects to the city.
Now, they want to build new ones.
To do this, they need land, so they're asking people who own land near the city to help.
If landowners give their land, they'll get a piece of land back.
The group hopes the government will approve their plan to build new houses and shops.
This will help them stay busy and keep building for the community.
They had a similar idea before, but it didn't work out.
Ludhiana Improvement Trust (LIT) is seeking land to develop new commercial and residential schemes.
LIT is inviting landowners within or adjacent to Municipal Corporation (MC) limits to participate in a land pooling scheme.
Landowners will receive a 1,100-yard plot for every acre of land contributed.
The current initiative follows a similar proposal from a former chairman that was halted.
The LIT aims to regain relevance after transferring colonies to the MC.
- Who
- Ludhiana Improvement Trust (LIT) and landowners in Ludhiana.
- What
- LIT is seeking land for new commercial and residential schemes.
- When
- The current efforts are underway now, with landowners having 21 days to submit applications.
- Where
- Ludhiana, India
- Why
- To regain relevance after transferring colonies to the MC and to provide new housing.
LIT
Landowners
Land Pooling Scheme
LIT
LIT is looking for land to develop a new commercial/residential scheme.
Landowners
Landowners will receive a plot of about 1,100 sq yards for every acre given.
- Location
- Ludhiana
- Project Type
- Residential and commercial schemes
- Land Requirement
- Within or adjacent to MC limits
- Land Allotment per Acre
- 1,100 sq yards
- Application Submission Deadline
- 21 days
- Current LIT Chairman
- Tarsem Bhinder