National Capital Region · Counter Magnet Project
Building world-class infrastructure for Gwalior
Gwalior is being developed as a counter magnet city to ease population pressure on Delhi — planned development across a notified area of 750 sq km.
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Current tenders
There are no active tenders at present.
The Authority
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Shri Ashok Sharma Chairman, SADA Gwalior -
Shri Harish Mevafarosh Deputy Chairman, SADA Gwalior -
Mrs Anisha Shrivastava IAS Chief Executive Officer, SADA Gwalior
Notices and circulars
SADA at a glance
- sq km notified area
- 750 sq km notified area
- km arterial road network
- 48 km arterial road network
- developed residential plots
- 6,000 developed residential plots
- drinking water treatment plant
- 20 MLD drinking water treatment plant
- hectares held by the Authority
- 3,000 hectares held by the Authority
The Counter Magnet project
Gwalior was selected for development as a counter magnet city under the National Capital Region Plan. Its purpose is to take population pressure off Delhi. Given the city’s distance from Delhi and its scope for growth, it has a significant part to play in the economic development of the region.
- 1 Halt migration from less developed areas towards Delhi and draw it to Gwalior instead.
- 2 Orderly, phased urbanisation of the area as a regional centre of growth.
Area and infrastructure
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Entry gate
Atal Dwar — the main entrance to the SADA area
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Road network
48 km of arterial roads · four connections to Gwalior city
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Tighra reservoir
A water source with a capacity of 130.80 million cubic metres