Mohali Sector 66, Chandigarh

The 27.37-km Mohali-Sirhind Greenfield Highway is nearing completion and is expected to open by September. This new highway will significantly reduce travel time between Mohali and Sirhind to approximately 30 minutes, and between Patiala and Chandigarh to just one hour.

Following the development of Mohali and New Chandigarh, the Kharar-Kurali corridor is set to become the next growth area with GMADA preparing a separate master plan for Kurali and its surrounding villages. This initiative aims to regulate land use and guide urban growth, ensuring sustainable infrastructure developmen

Land acquisition for the 18.11 km Mohali-Rajpura railway line has intensified, with GMADA officials hearing objections from farmers in villages like Saneta and Dhelpur. The project, estimated to cost ₹443 crore and expected to be completed by 2028, aims to improve rail connectivity in the region.

GMADA has partially opened one carriageway of the 8.5-km alternate road to Chandigarh International Airport, originating in Phase XI. This development is anticipated to significantly decongest the existing Airport Road, reduce travel time, and improve connectivity between Mohali and the airport.

Mohali is set to undergo significant transformation in 2026 with a focus on major infrastructure upgrades, green initiatives, and civic projects. These developments include sustainable wastewater management, new roads, improved transport links, and enhanced healthcare facilities, aiming to create a modern and sustainable urban landscape.

The Punjab Government has finalized the land acquisition process for the Mohali-Rajpura new railway line project. This paves the way for the formal commencement for the Rs 443-crore project, which aims to provide a direct rail link between Punjab's Malwa region and Chandigarh.

CHB plans to auction 79 commercial booths and 14 residential units on a freehold basis starting next week. This initiative aims to generate revenue and provide housing opportunities. The CHB is also preparing to launch a general housing scheme with stilt-plus-six storey flats in Sector 53, 250 residential units on 2 plots of 4.5 acres each.

The Mohali Municipal Corporation has proposed a Rs 5 crore plan to strengthen the city's sanitation system by deploying additional manpower and hiring tractor-trolleys. The proposal, to be tabled in the House, aims to divide the city into four zones for better waste management.

The Mohali Municipal Corporation has approved a series of development projects aimed at enhancing the city's infrastructure and public amenities. These initiatives include over 72 projects worth approximately ₹38 crore focusing on road infrastructure improvements. Additionally, funds are allocated for upgrading sports facilities with open-air gyms, yoga sheds, and badminton and basketball courts in various parks.