Borivali land compensation fraud is under investigation as Mumbai authorities pursue an ₹87 crore payout case involving irregular document verification.

Ayodhya land acquisition efforts face a major setback as the Allahabad High Court halts proceedings pending a review of fair compensation and legal statutes.

The Mumbai 3.0 land compensation framework explores three distinct pathways for landowners in Raigad, reflecting a shift toward participatory development.

The Amaravati Land Pooling Scheme enhances compensation terms for local farmers, aiming to fast-track infrastructure development in the greenfield capital.

Noida authority increases land acquisition rates for New Noida to ₹4,300 per sqm, accelerating development across 209 square kilometres in Uttar Pradesh.

Noida International Airport launches daily camps across 14 Jewar villages from April 3, 2026, to accelerate compensation distribution for 1,838 hectares needed for Phase 3 and 4 expansion.

Jewar airport land payouts reach fourteen villages as the Noida International Airport project accelerates land acquisition for upcoming expansion phases.

Maharashtra has approved a historic commercial plots package for farmers displaced by the New Nagpur development project, replacing traditional cash compensation with long-term asset-based rehabilitation aimed at ensuring sustained economic participation in urban growth.

The Noida Authority has officially adopted a land pooling policy to acquire 500 acres of agricultural land along the Noida Expressway, replacing the failed direct purchase model after farmers refused to sell at ₹5,500 per sq metre.

The Meghalaya High Court has directed the state government to expedite land acquisition for Shillong Airport (Umroi Airport) expansion, setting court-monitored timelines to resolve long-pending acquisition delays and boost Northeast connectivity.

Faridabad villagers have mounted legal opposition against Haryana's land consolidation plan, raising concerns over ownership rights, inadequate compensation, and threats to agricultural livelihoods as tensions escalate between rural communities and government modernisation efforts.

The Bombay High Court has clarified that CIDCO's 22.5 percent developed land return scheme is optional for landowners, who can instead demand full monetary compensation under statutory land acquisition laws, strengthening property owner rights in major infrastructure zones.

The BMC must follow the Right to Fair Compensation and site Acquisition Act, 2013 to purchase part of a church-owned site in Borivali for a public park, according to the Bombay High Court. The BMC cannot seize the church until the process is followed.