GDA auction archive, notice 840; Corrigenda 3 and 4; notice 983 and its linked brochures
Who can apply under notice 840 now?
No one can enter this closed historical round: GDA’s archive marks notice 840 as ending on 6 October, after the Madhuban cancellations. The former applicant and brochure conditions do not permit a new application under notice 840. The 25 cancelled Madhuban plots and BF-1 reappear under notice 983 with fresh applications from 21 October to 5 November; applicants must meet that round’s plot-specific eligibility, document and earnest-money requirements. Earlier applications and deposits are not stated to carry forward. Noornagar khasra 1034 is not included in notice 983.
Corrigendum 4 and cancellation advertisement
Which plots did GDA cancel?
The signed 5 October Corrigendum 4 cancels the Madhuban Bapudham properties proposed for 6 October, citing unavoidable reasons. This affects 25 of the 26 records remaining after Corrigendum 3: 13 group-housing, four mixed-use, three hotel, one commercial and four education/healthcare plots. The nursery/primary-school row is also cancelled: although the first category list does not name it separately, the operative retention clause says “मात्र ग्राम-नूरनगर खसरा संख्या-1034” — only the Noornagar khasra 1034 parcel remains. PSP and remaining residential describe that one parcel, not other surviving groups. BF-1 had already been withdrawn. Corrigendum 4 itself announced no replacement sale. Notice 983 later reoffers those 25 cancelled plots and BF-1 in a separate November application round; it does not reopen notice 840.
Corrigenda 3–4 and GDA refund-enquiry notice
What happens to earnest money and the brochure fee?
GDA says earnest money deposited against the cancelled Madhuban properties will be returned. Corrigendum 4 gives no refund date, procedure, interest entitlement or brochure-fee promise. BF-1 is different: Corrigendum 3 explicitly promised both earnest money and its brochure fee. The separate Madhuban refund-enquiry notice gives WhatsApp +91-9990988004, but does not identify notice 840; confirm that it covers your application.
Corrigendum 4; revised residential/commercial schedule, serial 22
What remains outside the cancellation?
Only the Noornagar (Nurnagar) khasra 1034 parcel is expressly retained for 6 October at 11:00 AM IST at the GDA auditorium, replacing the earlier Hindi Bhavan venue. The single parcel is 6,410 m², described as zonal-level Public/Semi-Public facilities and remaining residential, with reserve ₹1,794.80 lakh and earnest money ₹179.48 lakh. The notice supplies no result or actual closing time. GDA’s separate 13 October registration does not rescind the cancellation and belongs to another offering.
Residential & commercial brochure, clauses 4(vi), 4(vii), 5(v), 6(I), 7(viii) and 9.4
Payment and default terms for the retained Noornagar parcel
For Noornagar, the published earnest money is ₹179.48 lakh. Its reserve exceeds ₹5 crore, so the brochure requires the first 25% of the bid within one month of the allotment letter; missing that payment cancels the bid and forfeits the earnest money. These are the retained parcel’s brochure terms, not a payment invitation or evidence of an allotment. A bid cannot be withdrawn once made, and the brochure fee is never refunded. If GDA later finds the allotment was obtained by concealment or misstatement, or that any term has been breached, it cancels the allotment, takes back the plot and any building on it without compensation, and keeps 25% of the total cost. Once cancelled, a commercial or other non-residential allotment is not revived except by a court or government order.
Residential & commercial brochure, clauses (B-2), 6(iii) and 10(iii)
Noornagar balance payments and instalment default
For the retained Noornagar parcel, Plan B spreads the remaining 75% over 14 half-yearly instalments because its reserve exceeds ₹5 crore. The rate is the State Bank of India MCLR plus 1% if you take no loan; if you do, it is your lender’s rate plus 1%. Miss instalments and 2% compound penalty interest applies; go three consecutive instalments without paying, or leave any amount unpaid for three months, and GDA cancels the allotment, forfeits the earnest money, deducts interest on the defaulted amount and returns only what is left, without interest.
Residential & commercial brochure, clauses 4(iv), 4(v), 6(iv), 8 and 9.3
Noornagar brochure charges beyond the bid
A 12% lease-rent and freehold charge is added to the winning rate and is payable with the property cost. Corner, park-facing and 18 m-or-wider-road plots each carry 5% more, and 12% more where all three apply. Stamp duty and the registration fee are the buyer’s. Until the scheme passes to the municipal corporation, GDA charges monthly maintenance per square metre: ₹5 residential, ₹7.50 institutional, ₹10 commercial, ₹2 community facilities and schools. Above ₹50 lakh the buyer deducts 1% TDS against GDA’s PAN AAALG0072C.
Residential & commercial brochure, clauses 4(xii), 4(xvi), 7(xii) and 9.1
Noornagar tenure, area and possession terms
The retained Noornagar parcel falls under the residential & commercial brochure’s freehold, “as is where is” terms. The brochure requires inspection, disclaims further development responsibility and says GDA will not consider objections during or after the auction. Areas are estimated: once the final site plan issues, up to 10% more than the allotted area is payable at the auction rate, and any further area at the current or auction rate, whichever is higher (GDA first checks whether that extra land could form a separate plot). If a court later raises the land-acquisition compensation, the buyer pays a share in proportion to plot area. If GDA cannot hand over possession, the whole amount comes back with simple interest.
Corrigendum 4; original education & medical brochure
Earlier terms for the four cancelled education & healthcare plots
All four Pocket-F education and healthcare plots, including the nursery/primary-school plot, are cancelled. Their separate brochure’s 90-year lease, eligibility, payment and default clauses are historical terms for those applications, not active bidding instructions. The original brochure and former financial rows remain linked for identification. Corrigendum 4 promises earnest-money refunds without a date, procedure or brochure-fee promise.
Corrigendum 3, signed 28 Sep 2026
What changed earlier in Corrigendum 3?
Before Corrigendum 4 cancelled the Madhuban plots, Corrigendum 3 moved the auction to 6 October 2026 at 11:00 AM IST, at Hindi Bhavan, Lohia Nagar. AM-6 is corrected to AM-1: the same 4,547 m² Pocket-A mixed-use plot, reserve ₹3,182.90 lakh and earnest money ₹318.29 lakh. GDA says its location is unchanged and affected applicants can correct the number on their application at the venue. BF-1, the 1,215 m² Pocket-B facility plot, is withdrawn because the permitted activities for the scheme’s facility plots are still to be decided, with objections and suggestions to be invited under the 174th board-meeting proposal. GDA says BF-1’s earnest money and brochure fee will be returned, without specifying when or how. The notice does not announce reopened registration.