Yeida is set to acquire a massive 6
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Yeida will acquire 6 000 hectares of agricultural land for urban development near the Noida International Airport
Yeida aims to spend around ₹63 500 crore to develop basic civic services including roads sewers parks and electricity to develop the urban centre on 6 000 hectares of land
Yeida will acquire land from 40 villages through different methods including direct purchase from farmers and using the Land Acquisition Act 2013
The acquired land will be used to set up new sectors civic amenities and industrial cities including Japanese City and Korean City
Yeida has got around ₹3 300 crore in interest-free loans so far for carrying out the land acquisition process and will also contribute its share from profits earned over the next few years revenue generated from various plot schemes and loans from banks
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