Azamgarh Development Authority (ADA Azamgarh): what it is, the area it covers, its maps, and why there is no scheme to apply for yet

Not published. It has advertised no allotment. The state's janhit portal lists Azamgarh Development Authority among its active authorities, which is where an allotment of its would be run if it advertised one.

Not published. It has no scheme with a price, a deposit or charges.

The Azamgarh Development Authority, constituted by the state under section 4(7) of the Uttar Pradesh Urban Planning and Development Act, 1973, by notification 1744/eight-6-08-259DA/90 of 20 June 2008. It plans and controls building in the Azamgarh development area and sanctions building maps there.

No. ADA Azamgarh has advertised no plot, flat or shop scheme. Its site has no property page, no auction page, no brochure, no plot list and no rate anywhere on it - only its master plan, building byelaws, notices and an officers' directory. An "ADA plot" in Azamgarh offered by anyone is a private colony plot at best. SarkariProperty will list its first scheme the day it opens.

At its constitution in 2008: the area of Nagar Palika Parishad Azamgarh and 159 named villages of the district, which is the schedule still printed on its Development Area page. The state widened it by a notification of 1 August 2024, also published on its site, which adds Mubarakpur Nagar Palika and the Nizamabad and Jahanaganj Nagar Panchayats and carries the village schedule on to serial 642. Its own page has not been updated to its own document, so both readings are shown here.

On adaazamgarh.in: the Azamgarh Mahayojana 2031 PDF and its master plan map image, linked from the home page and About pages. These are planning maps - they show what land may be used for, not who owns it. A village or plot map with ownership is the revenue record (bhu naksha) kept by the district administration, not by ADA.

No, though its officers' directory is where many searches for the Azamgarh DM, SDM, commissioner and CDO land. ADA is a separate planning body whose board the administration sits on: by its own directory the Commissioner of Azamgarh Mandal, the division created in 1994, is its Chairman, the District Magistrate its Vice Chairman, and Sanjeev Ojha its Secretary. The district administration's own offices are at the Collectorate and Vikas Bhawan and are not this authority.

Collectorate Campus, Azamgarh, Uttar Pradesh 276001, by its own Contact Us page. Its directory gives mobile numbers for the chairman, vice chairman, secretary and its engineers and urban planner.

Online through the state's building plan approval system, upobpas.in, which ADA Azamgarh links from its home page. The rules it applies are on its site: the building and development byelaws of 2025 with the model zoning regulations, the earlier byelaws of 2008, 2016 and 2018, the compounding byelaw of 2009 and the compounding scheme of 2020, and its standards for roads, parks, playgrounds and green belts.

No. Several Uttar Pradesh authorities are shortened to ADA - Azamgarh, Aligarh, Agra and Ayodhya among them, with Prayagraj's being PDA. They are separate bodies for separate cities. Searches confuse them routinely; this site keeps them apart, and carries the ones that have property to sell.

No. The Nagar Palika Parishad runs the town's municipal services. ADA plans and approves building across the Parishad's area and the villages and towns added to its development area around it.

Not at the moment; ADA Azamgarh has not advertised any scheme. A Azamgarh Development Authority new scheme is listed here the day ADA Azamgarh publishes it, with its document.

No. ADA Azamgarh has no scheme open to apply to and no allotment portal. When it opens a scheme, this page names where ADA Azamgarh takes registrations. This site never takes a registration or a payment.