Noida Authority has warned people against buying flats or plots in unauthorised projects in Salarpur, Bhangel, Tilapta and other villages. A notice issued Tuesday evening prohibits property transactions in specified khasras in Salarpur, Bhangel and Hajipur under Sector 77, Noida, where buildings were constructed without approved maps. The Authority identified at least 100 khasra numbers, from 700 to 800, behind Sector 107. It said the land is notified, acquired or obtained through lease by the Authority, and that it has demolished or sealed illegal construction, issued removal notices and filed police complaints seeking FIRs. The Enforcement Directorate is investigating land sales and purchases in these khasras following a Supreme Court order. The Authority said it will not provide electricity, water, sewerage, roads or drains there. An architecture association representative warned that fire tenders cannot enter unauthorised societies in Noida villages including Bhangel, Salarpur, Barola, Atta, Nithari, Chajarsi, Khoda, Mamura, Chalera and Baraula.

Noida Authority carried out a demolition drive on Wednesday against illegal construction in Salarpur Khadar village. Around 39 developers allegedly built about 60 buildings on 24 plots without permits. Flats in the buildings were sold for up to ₹65 lakh.

The Noida authority has begun reconstructing a 4.5-km Dadri road stretch under the Bhangel Elevated Corridor to improve traffic flow for thousands of commuters. The project cost is ₹35 crore, executed by UP State Bridge Corporation Limited (UPSBCL), with completion targeted for June 2026. The road was damaged during Bhangel elevated road construction, which has now been completed and opened to public. The stretch provides access beneath the elevated corridor to Bhangel and Salarpur markets on both sides of Dadri Road. Commercial activity in these areas was severely affected for nearly four years due to broken roads and prolonged construction, forcing several traders to shift businesses. The agreement for the elevated corridor construction stipulated that UPSBCL would build the road beneath the structure. After a recent meeting between Noida authority officials and bridge corporation representatives, UPSBCL decided to execute the construction. Traders hope improved connectivity and smoother traffic will revive the area's commercial character. Additionally, plans are in place to construct entry and exit loops at the Sector 49–107 junction with an estimated cost of around ₹45 crore. Two loops proposed on each side: vehicles from Sector 37 towards 7X sectors descend via a loop near Hanuman statue; traffic from 7X sectors towards Phase-2 and Surajpur uses an upward loop. Additional loops proposed for traffic to and from Sector 107. Separate tenders will be issued for loop construction.

A new 33/11 kV electricity substation in Nangla Charandas village, Phase 2 area, was inaugurated on 26 June 2025 by Gautam Budh Nagar MP Dr Mahesh Sharma and Noida MLA Pankaj Singh.

Project details:

• Cost: ₹15.99 crore
• Service areas: Sector 80, Sector 81, Phase-2 Industrial Area, Nangla Charandas, Salarpur, and nearby localities
• Will replace power supply from overloaded 132 kV substation in Sector 115
• Expected to improve voltage stability and reduce power cuts

Management:

• Noida Authority: planning, funding, civil construction, and commissioning
• Paschimanchal Vidyut Vitran Nigam Limited (PVVNL) Noida: takeover and ongoing distribution, technical operations, load regulation, maintenance, and consumer services

Additional project: Another 33/11 kV substation near Sector 164 close to Noida-Greater Noida Expressway is under development at an estimated cost of ₹9 crore, 25% complete, expected commissioning by March 2026. Will serve Sector 164, 165, 166, Gulawali, and Mohiyapur villages.