Haryana RRTS land acquisition policy speeds project timelines for NCRTC corridors in Gurugram.

NITI Aayog member Rajiv Gauba has urged structural reforms in land acquisition, zoning, and approval processes to reduce housing costs and improve supply across India's rapidly urbanising cities.

Union Budget 2026 introduces strategic reforms for India's real estate sector including REIT-based CPSE asset monetisation, ₹5,000 crore City Economic Regions funding, simplified NRI property TDS compliance, and new construction equipment manufacturing incentives.

Haryana's affordable housing scheme has ground to a halt in Gurugram and Faridabad, with no new licenses issued in nearly two years as land prices double and construction costs soar by 30 percent.

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.

India's ambitious land record digitisation project, set for December 2025 completion, is expected to revolutionize real estate investment by eliminating title disputes and accelerating FDI inflows across commercial and residential sectors.

Land record digitalization will be prioritised by the Indian government to streamline land procedures. The incoming government is likely to support this critical effort with roughly ₹1,035 crore. To speed up land acquisition and construction, the initiative seeks to digitise all land records by 2026