VIP Road, Zirakpur

Mohali is set for a transformative phase in 2026 with significant infrastructure upgrades planned, including road projects, water supply and sewerage network expansions, and improvements in health and education sectors. Projects like the 'Shaheed Bhagat Singh Expo City' and the Mohali–Sirhind highway are expected to boost urban growth.

Several new launch projects are available in Zirakpur, including HLP Palmillas on VIP Road and Skyline Elevate on Ambala Highway. These projects offer various unit configurations and are located in key areas of Zirakpur, providing buyers with new housing options.

Mohali MLA Kulwant Singh distributed development grants totaling ₹5 crore to the panchayats of 52 villages for upgrading civic amenities and infrastructure..He also urged Punjab Government to honor an agreement to relocate Gurdwara Mata Sundari from the Airport Road, a site known for frequent accidents due to its S-shaped curve..

The Punjab Transparency and Accountability Commission has imposed a penalty of ₹25,000 each on six officials of the GMADA for failing to deliver public services within prescribed timelines. This action aims to ensure timely delivery of Public services .

A new 100-feet wide road is being planned to connect Chandigarh, Panchkula, and Zirakpur directly to the Mohali airport, bypassing the longer route through Mohali's road network. This project, pending Ministry of Defence approval for land acquisition, is expected to cut travel distances significantly, improving connectivity and convenience for air travelers from the Tricity region.

Punjab government has set in full motion the compulsory acquisition of a whopping 11,103 acres across Greater Mohali and New Chandigarh to build seven new townships, seven new sectors, three new pockets of Aerotropolis near the Chandigarh international airport, and a brand-new commercial city centre in Sector 87 Mohali modelled on Chandigarh's iconic Sector 17.

The Punjab government has withdrawn the Punjab Unified Building Bye-Laws, 2025,reinstating the 2021 Building Rules and 2018 Bye-Laws. This policy reversal follows concerns raised about legal, procedural, and infrastructural shortcomings. The restoration of the earlier rules aims to provide a more stable and established regulatory framework for construction in the region.

The National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) is moving forward with the Zirakpur Ring Road Project, a crucial infrastructure development aimed at decongesting traffic in the Tricity region. Bids for the 200-ft-wide, six-lane express corridor are being evaluated, with construction anticipated to commence in early 2026. This 16.5 km bypass will connect the Patiala-Zirakpur light point to the Old Panchkula light point.