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Announced11 Sep 2026
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SJDA SiliguriAnnounced · notice 11 Sep 2026

Siliguri township land auction 2026: 92.96 acres at Dabgram

Siliguri Jalpaiguri Development Authority (SJDA) offers 92.96 acres at Dabgram in two 46.48-acre blocks on a 99-year township lease, under an order of the Supreme Court, auctioned in person at Conference Hall, Siliguri Jalpaiguri Development Authority, Himanchal Vihar, near Passport Seva Laghu Kendra, Matigara 734010.

Bidding is scheduled for 8 Oct 2026 at 2:00 PM IST; eligibility restrictions apply. EMD ₹20.00 Cr. Documents & earnest money close 8 Oct 2026, 11:00 AM IST.

2 blocks1 landholdingReserve ₹200.00 CrDocuments & earnest money by 8 Oct 2026

Key facts SJDA Siliguri 92.96-acre Dabgram township — Oct 2026 auction

Authority
Siliguri Jalpaiguri Development Authority
Status
Upcoming
Blocks
2 across 1 landholding
Location
Dabgram, Jalpaiguri, West Bengal
Auction (in person)
8 Oct 2026, 2:00 – 4:00 PM IST
Documents & earnest money close
8 Oct 2026, 11:00 AM IST
EMD
₹20.00 Cr
Reserve price
₹200.00 Cr
Official source
SJDA news board (www.sjda.org)
Last verified
15 Sep 2026

Compiled from SJDA Siliguri’s own Auction No. 001/PLG/2026-27. BiddingPulse is independent research, not affiliated with SJDA Siliguri; registration, payment and bidding happen on the official source.

Restricted auction — not open to the general public. Only corporate bodies registered under the Companies Act, registered trusts, registered societies and LLPs may bid, and clause 26 requires bidders to be Indian citizens, firms or companies registered in India — no nominees, brokers or agents. Check the SJDA Siliguri notice for the complete eligibility conditions and any updates.
On the numbers

What “2 blocks” means

What the SJDA Siliguri notice says

SJDA auction notice 001/PLG/2026-27, file ref 1004/I/Eng/Plg/404/2003(Pt-V)/SJDA, dated 11 September 2026 and published on 14 September 2026, offers the leasehold right of about 92.96 acres at Mouza Dabgram, J.L. No. 2, Sheet Nos. 16 & 17, within P.S. New Jalpaiguri, Block Rajganj, District Jalpaiguri, in two blocks of more or less 46.48 acres each, on a 99-year lease for township use. Bidding is in person at SJDA’s conference hall at Matigara on 8 October 2026 from 14:00, under the order of the Supreme Court of India dated 3 September 2026 in SLP (Civil) Diary No. 46595/2024.

What BiddingPulse covers

This page covers both blocks — the whole of notice 001/PLG/2026-27. It carries the published area, boundaries, principal use, ₹200 crore starting bid, ₹20 crore earnest money, ₹5 lakh increment, 99-year tenure and eight-year construction period for each, together with the payment ladder, the forfeiture rules, the eligibility and registration conditions, and the costs and restrictions the annexed draft lease deed adds. Annexure D gives a location map and a dimensioned site plan of the two blocks, both marked indicative; SJDA publishes no internal layout or plot schedule of the township and no price per acre, so there is none here. We hold no research pages for this round. The land is sold on an “as is where is” basis and the transfer is not final until the Supreme Court confirms it.

The notice, in plain terms

Compiled by BiddingPulse · cited to Auction No. 001/PLG/2026-27 and linked official sources

The Siliguri Jalpaiguri Development Authority (SJDA) published its 92.96-acre Dabgram township — Oct 2026 notice (Auction No. 001/PLG/2026-27, dated 11 Sep 2026), offering 2 blocks across 1 landholding in Dabgram, Jalpaiguri. Unlike most e-auctions, the bidding itself is held in person at Conference Hall, Siliguri Jalpaiguri Development Authority, Himanchal Vihar, near Passport Seva Laghu Kendra, Matigara 734010. The notice lists document submission at SJDA’s office, with the earnest money by bank transfer, and the SJDA auction notice 001/PLG/2026-27, clauses 12, 35, 36, 39 and 44.11 details the participation route. BiddingPulse summarizes the notice — its listed blocks, landholdings, schedule, sizes, reserve prices — and includes the full unit-level schedule.

The auction runs to a published public timetable. Only bidders who qualify under the notice’s eligibility rules — bidding is restricted, not open to the general public — record their interest and place the deposit by 8 Oct 2026, 11:00 AM IST, and bidding is held 8 Oct 2026, 2:00 – 4:00 PM IST. The notice lists document submission at SJDA’s office, with the earnest money by bank transfer. According to the SJDA auction notice 001/PLG/2026-27, clauses 12, 35, 36, 39 and 44.11, the bidder registers with SJDA by submitting the Annexure A and B forms with the entity documents clause 36 lists, and transfers the earnest money to SJDA’s Axis Bank account at Hill Cart Road, Siliguri, as clause 12 sets out. Bidding itself is held in person at Conference Hall, Siliguri Jalpaiguri Development Authority, Himanchal Vihar, near Passport Seva Laghu Kendra, Matigara 734010. The authoritative notice is published on sjda.org. BiddingPulse lays out the auction's facts; it is never a party to it.

Two numbers decide what a block costs to chase. The first is the reserve price — the authority’s floor, below which no bid is accepted. The notice sets this bidding rule: bids must be above the ₹200 crore starting bid price for each block, in whole rupees, rising in steps of ₹5 lakh. Across these 2 blocks, the reserve is a uniform ₹200.00 Cr. Published areas span 46.48 acres per block — 92.96 acres across both. The reserve is the floor; the notice’s bidding rule above controls which bids are valid, and neither predicts the price it will settle at. The second number is the earnest-money deposit (EMD) — a refundable pre-bid deposit — here ₹20.00 crore for each block, transferred to SJDA’s Axis Bank account, with the receipt and registration documents submitted by 11:00 on 8 October 2026. Unsuccessful bidders are refunded when the Supreme Court confirms the bid, except the second-highest bidder for each block, whose deposit is released only after the highest bidder has paid the 20%. The successful bidder’s deposit is retained and counted towards that 20%. These two are not the whole cost: a bidder also budgets for bank transfer charges, either way, on the bidder’s account, a conversion fee to the District Land and Land Reforms Officer for change of land use under section 4C of the West Bengal Land Reforms Act, 1955, which the lessee applies for and pays, all existing and future rates, taxes, assessments, duties, impositions and outgoings on the demised premises, which the lessee pays, an annual rent for the land payable to the Government of West Bengal through the B.L. & L.R.O., Rajganj — separate from the Re.1 payable to SJDA, and the deed states no amount, and salami and annual rent at whatever the State Government then fixes, if a fresh lease is taken after this one expires.

This page is kept as a dated, source-cited record of the auction's facts, becoming the permanent record once bidding closes. Every figure here should be verified against the Siliguri Jalpaiguri Development Authority (SJDA) notice before acting.

Auction timeline

Dates from Auction No. 001/PLG/2026-27 and linked official sources
StageDate & timeWhat it meansSource
Notice dated11 Sep 2026The date the notice carries, under file ref 1004/I/Eng/Plg/404/2003(Pt-V)/SJDA · the 36-page file has no signature block; the press copy is the signed oneSJDA notice 001/PLG/2026-27
Notice published & bid documents open14 Sep 2026, 11:00 AM ISTThe notice appears in the newspapers and on sjda.org, and bid documents may be submitted from 11:00SJDA notice — schedule of dates, rows 1, 2 and 5
Site & document inspection22 – 25 Sep 2026, 11:00 AM – 4:30 PM ISTBoth days included — the land may be inspected, and the title documents may be examined on requestSJDA notice, clauses 10 and 32
Pre-bid meeting23 Sep 2026, 12:00 PM ISTHeld in the conference room at SJDA, Himanchal Vihar, near Passport Seva Laghu KendraSJDA notice — schedule of dates, row 3
Documents & earnest money close8 Oct 2026, 11:00 AM ISTLast moment to have registration documents and the earnest-money receipt with SJDA; registration is activated only after they are all receivedSJDA notice, clauses 9, 12, 35 and 36
Document & payment approval8 Oct 2026, 1:00 PM ISTSJDA approves the submitted documents and payments before bidding opensSJDA notice — schedule of dates, row 7
Auction (in person)8 Oct 2026, 2:00 – 4:00 PM ISTOpen physical bidding in SJDA’s conference hall at Matigara, each block auctioned separately; a bid in the last 10 minutes extends the close by 10 minutes, repeatedlySJDA notice, clauses 2 and 37

Both blocks in notice 001/PLG/2026-27, and the court order behind the sale

SJDA auctions the two blocks separately on the same afternoon, on identical published terms. The figures below are SJDA’s own; where a number is our arithmetic, it says so. The sale rests on an order of the Supreme Court of India and does not become final when the hammer falls: the highest bid has to be confirmed by the Court, and the Court may set the transfer aside even after it is confirmed and paid for.

Notice cover, clauses 1, 6, 15, 16, 22, 24 and 25, and the Annexure D location map

Why the Supreme Court decides this sale

The auction is held under the order of the Hon’ble Supreme Court of India dated 3 September 2026 in Special Leave Petition (Civil) Diary No. 46595/2024, Siliguri Jalpaiguri Development Authority vs Bengal Unitech Universal Siliguri Projects Limited. The notice makes the whole transfer “subject to confirmation by the Hon’ble Supreme Court of India”: a bidder is the successful bidder only once the Court approves the accepted rate, the one-month clock for the 20% payment runs from the date the Court confirms the bid, and the lease deed is executed in a format the Court has approved. The Court may modify the terms as it sees fit, its decision is final, and under clause 25 it may set the transfer aside even after confirmation and after the bid amount has been paid. SJDA itself may withdraw or cancel the proposed transfer without giving a reason — but only with the leave of the Court. The land is the parcel at issue: Annexure D’s location map is captioned “New Township near N.B.M.C&H — Land handed over to M/s Bengal Unitech Universal Siliguri Project Ltd.”

Notice clauses 16, 17, 18, 39 and 40

What it costs you if you win and then cannot pay

Earnest money is ₹20 crore a block, and it is the money at risk. Win, and you must deposit 20% of the bid — the ₹20 crore counts towards it — within one month of the date the Supreme Court confirms the bid. Miss that and the ₹20 crore is forfeited and the offer is cancelled, and the bid passes to the second-highest bidder, who then has one month from the Court’s order and the same forfeiture hanging over them. The remaining 80% falls due within seven months of confirmation; clause 40 forfeits the earnest money and any subsequent payment already made if the bid amount is not paid as clauses 16 and 18 require. On a block bid at the ₹200 crore floor that is at least ₹40 crore — our arithmetic, and an understatement, because a valid bid has to exceed the floor.

Notice clauses 12, 17 and 39

When your earnest money comes back

Unsuccessful bidders are refunded when the Supreme Court confirms the bid — except the second-highest bidder for each block, whose ₹20 crore is released only after the highest bidder has deposited the 20% within their one month. The successful bidder’s earnest money is retained and set against the 20%. While SJDA holds the money it sits in an interest-bearing fixed deposit for three months with an auto-renewal clause; the notice does not say who receives that interest. Bank transfer charges either way are the bidder’s.

Notice “The Offer” and clauses 23, 26, 36 and 44.11

Who may bid

SJDA invites offers from eligible corporate bodies registered under the Companies Act, or registered trusts, registered societies and LLPs, and clause 26 requires bidders to be Indian citizens, firms or companies registered in India under the Companies Act. Registration is entity-based throughout: the incorporation or registration certificate, the memorandum, LLP agreement or trust deed, three years of audited accounts to 31 March 2024, an auditor’s turnover certificate, a power of attorney, the organisation’s PAN and the names of its directors, trustees or society members. No bidder may offer in the name of a nominee, and none may be represented by a broker, agent or any third party.

Draft lease deed (Annexure E), Part-II 2.e and 3, and clauses 15, 18, 19, 20 and mortgage clause (i)

What the draft lease deed does not let you do

The lease deed annexed to the notice is stricter than the auction terms alone suggest, and it is the document the winner signs. You may not transfer or assign the leasehold interest, in whole or part, without first developing the land — constructed areas may be transferred with their proportionate share on formal intimation, but raw land may not. A transfer without formal permission made “solely with the purpose of profiteering” is a “Major Violation” and the lease is determined. A mortgage is possible only with the Lessor’s prior written permission, and only over the leasehold interest, not the land itself. Clearances from the West Bengal Pollution Control Board and the development, municipal or panchayat authority must come before work starts, or SJDA may resume the plot after a hearing. Suppression or misrepresentation lets SJDA terminate the lease, and money owed under the deed is recoverable as a public demand.

SJDA e-Auction notice 001/PLG/2025-26 · compared with notice 001/PLG/2026-27

SJDA offered this land once before, in 2025

e-Auction notice 001/PLG/2025-26, dated 23 September 2025 and published on 24 September 2025 under an order of 2 September 2025 in the same Special Leave Petition, put the same 92.96 acres up as a single lot: a ₹400 crore reserve, ₹40 crore of earnest money deposited with the Registry of the Supreme Court, and online bidding on the Government of India portal eauction.gov.in on 19 November 2025. SJDA has not published an outcome for that round anywhere we could find, and its board no longer lists the notice, though the file is still served. This 2026 notice re-offers the same land split into two ₹200 crore blocks, bid in person, with the earnest money going to SJDA’s own bank account. The 2025 template is also why a few stray “2025” dates survive inside the current file.

Notice clauses 14, 20, 21, 28, 29, 30, 44.2, 44.3, 44.4 and 44.5

What you are buying, and what you must do with it

A 99-year leasehold, at a lease rent of Re.1 for the whole term, with an option to renew for a like period. The land is transferred “as is where is and whatever there is”, on caveat emptor and no-complaint terms, and the risk passes to the bidder from the date of the Court’s confirmation. It may be used only for an integrated township for different groups of people — no change of land use is allowed, and construction must follow a plan approved by the concerned authority. The lessee must put the land to its leased purpose within eight years of the order sanctioning the lease, or SJDA may resume it after giving the lessee a hearing. Possession follows execution and registration of the lease deed, which happens on payment of the full amount.

Notice clauses 12, 13, 33, 44.6 and salient features

The two blocks

Block-A on the western side and Block-B on the eastern side, each more or less 46.48 acres, auctioned separately on the same afternoon. A party that wants both must deposit ₹40 crore of earnest money. Bids stay valid for 180 days from the close of the auction, rolling to SJDA’s next working day if the 180th day is a holiday.

View 2 blocks
  • Auction No. 001/PLG/2026-27 · Block-A

    Block-A (western side)

    Mouza Dabgram, J.L. No. 2, Sheet Nos. 16 & 17, P.S. New Jalpaiguri, Block Rajganj, District Jalpaiguri

    Area
    46.48 acres
    The notice says “more or less 46.48 acres”, and the site plan is captioned “indicative and subject to minor modification during field verification”
    Boundaries
    North: Asian Highway 02 · South: Railway line/land · East: Block B · West: C.R.P.F. Group Centre
    Annexure D · Block-B’s printed west boundary reads “Block B”, evidently Block A
    Principal use
    Township use — an integrated township for different groups of people
    Starting bid price
    ₹200.00 crore
    Clause 4 calls the same figure the reserve price; bids must be above it
    Earnest money
    ₹20.00 crore
    Bid increment
    ₹5.00 lakh
    Bidding is in whole rupees
    Tenure
    99-year lease, renewable
    Lease rent of Re.1 for the entire tenure
    Construction period
    8 years
    From the order sanctioning the lease
  • Auction No. 001/PLG/2026-27 · Block-B

    Block-B (eastern side)

    Mouza Dabgram, J.L. No. 2, Sheet Nos. 16 & 17, P.S. New Jalpaiguri, Block Rajganj, District Jalpaiguri

    Area
    46.48 acres
    The notice says “more or less 46.48 acres”, and the site plan is captioned “indicative and subject to minor modification during field verification”
    Boundaries
    North: Asian Highway 02 · South: Railway line/land · East: Utsodhaara Township · West: Block A
    Annexure D · Block-B’s printed west boundary reads “Block B”, evidently Block A
    Principal use
    Township use — an integrated township for different groups of people
    Starting bid price
    ₹200.00 crore
    Clause 4 calls the same figure the reserve price; bids must be above it
    Earnest money
    ₹20.00 crore
    Bid increment
    ₹5.00 lakh
    Bidding is in whole rupees
    Tenure
    99-year lease, renewable
    Lease rent of Re.1 for the entire tenure
    Construction period
    8 years
    From the order sanctioning the lease

Where the 2 blocks are

From Auction No. 001/PLG/2026-27

All 2 blocks are in Mouza Dabgram, Rajganj block.

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Publicly available SJDA Siliguri sources

Only eligible bidders — see the eligibility note above — register and place the EMD on the official source. Always confirm the eligibility rules, lot list, reserve, EMD, and any corrigenda against the SJDA Siliguri notice before acting.

Questions buyers are asking

What EMD is required for the SJDA Siliguri 92.96-acre Dabgram township — Oct 2026 auction?
The EMD (Earnest Money Deposit — a refundable pre-bid deposit) is a fixed ₹20.00 Cr per block, uniform across all 2 blocks regardless of size or reserve. Per the SJDA auction notice 001/PLG/2026-27, clauses 12, 35, 36, 39 and 44.11, the bidder registers with SJDA by submitting the Annexure A and B forms with the entity documents clause 36 lists, and transfers the earnest money to SJDA’s Axis Bank account at Hill Cart Road, Siliguri, as clause 12 sets out — by the 8 Oct 2026, 11:00 AM IST deadline. Unsuccessful bidders are refunded when the Supreme Court confirms the bid, except the second-highest bidder for each block, whose deposit is released only after the highest bidder has paid the 20%. The successful bidder’s deposit is retained and counted towards that 20%.
What is the published documents & earnest money deadline for the SJDA Siliguri 92.96-acre Dabgram township — Oct 2026 auction?
Documents & earnest money close on 8 Oct 2026, 11:00 AM IST, and the in-person auction is scheduled for 8 Oct 2026, 2:00 – 4:00 PM IST. All dates are on the SJDA notice board / the official notice.
How many blocks are in the SJDA Siliguri 92.96-acre Dabgram township — Oct 2026 auction?
The notice offers 2 blocks across 1 landholding, under Auction No. 001/PLG/2026-27, dated 11 Sep 2026.
What does BiddingPulse cover for the SJDA Siliguri 92.96-acre Dabgram township — Oct 2026 auction?
This page covers both blocks — the whole of notice 001/PLG/2026-27. It carries the published area, boundaries, principal use, ₹200 crore starting bid, ₹20 crore earnest money, ₹5 lakh increment, 99-year tenure and eight-year construction period for each, together with the payment ladder, the forfeiture rules, the eligibility and registration conditions, and the costs and restrictions the annexed draft lease deed adds. Annexure D gives a location map and a dimensioned site plan of the two blocks, both marked indicative; SJDA publishes no internal layout or plot schedule of the township and no price per acre, so there is none here. We hold no research pages for this round. The land is sold on an “as is where is” basis and the transfer is not final until the Supreme Court confirms it.
What are the reserve prices for the SJDA Siliguri 92.96-acre Dabgram township — Oct 2026 blocks?
The reserve is a uniform ₹200.00 Cr for all 2 blocks. The reserve is the authority's floor price, not a guide to the final price. Every block is not published in the advertisement square metres.
Where do registration and bidding take place for the SJDA Siliguri 92.96-acre Dabgram township — Oct 2026 auction?
The notice lists document submission at SJDA’s office, with the earnest money by bank transfer. According to the SJDA auction notice 001/PLG/2026-27, clauses 12, 35, 36, 39 and 44.11, the bidder registers with SJDA by submitting the Annexure A and B forms with the entity documents clause 36 lists, and transfers the earnest money to SJDA’s Axis Bank account at Hill Cart Road, Siliguri, as clause 12 sets out. Bidding itself is held in person at Conference Hall, Siliguri Jalpaiguri Development Authority, Himanchal Vihar, near Passport Seva Laghu Kendra, Matigara 734010. The authoritative notice is published on sjda.org. BiddingPulse is not a party to the auction — confirm each step against the notice and the SJDA auction notice 001/PLG/2026-27, clauses 12, 35, 36, 39 and 44.11 before acting.
What should a bidder check before the 8 October auction?
Get registered by 11:00 on 8 October. Entity documents, the power of attorney and proof of the ₹20 crore earnest money must all be with SJDA; registration is activated only once they are complete.
Budget ₹40 crore to bid for both blocks. Each block needs its own ₹20 crore, transferred to SJDA’s Axis Bank account at Hill Cart Road, Siliguri — take the account details from clause 12 of the notice, not from here.
Know the forfeit. Win and miss the 20% due one month after the Supreme Court confirms the bid, and the ₹20 crore is gone and the bid passes to the second-highest bidder. Fail on the 80% balance within seven months and the earnest money and everything already paid are forfeited.
The Court, not the hammer, decides. The transfer is subject to confirmation by the Supreme Court, which may modify the terms or set the transfer aside even after it is confirmed and paid for.
Check you qualify. The offer names corporate bodies, registered trusts, registered societies and LLPs; clause 26 also requires bidders to be Indian citizens, firms or companies registered in India. No nominees, brokers or agents.
Inspect between 22 and 25 September, 11:00 to 16:30 — but tell SJDA first: the press notice asks for prior intimation by email or phone, and names Sri Pradeep Kumar Gupta as the contact officer. Bring questions to the pre-bid meeting on 23 September at 12:00. The land goes “as is where is and whatever there is”.
You cannot flip it undeveloped. The lease deed bars transferring the leasehold interest before developing the land, and treats a transfer made solely to profit as a “Major Violation” that ends the lease. A mortgage needs SJDA’s prior written permission.
Plan for eight years. Township use only, construction on an approved plan, and the land must be put to its leased purpose within eight years or SJDA may resume it.
Budget past the bid. The deed puts the conversion fee, all rates and taxes on the land, and an annual rent to the State through the B.L. & L.R.O., Rajganj on the lessee.
The close can move. A bid in the last 10 minutes pushes the close out by 10 minutes, repeatedly, with no stated limit.
What else should I know about this auction?
From the official documents
  • the sale is in-person open bidding in SJDA’s conference hall at Matigara — there is no online bidding route.
  • each block is auctioned separately; bidding for both needs ₹40 crore of earnest money.
  • the transfer is subject to confirmation by the Supreme Court, which may set it aside even after confirmation and payment.
  • the land is transferred “as is where is and whatever there is”, on caveat emptor and no-complaint terms.
  • the land is for an integrated township alone; no change of land use is allowed.
  • the lease deed bars transferring the leasehold interest, in whole or part, before developing the land.
  • a transfer made solely to profit, without formal permission, is a “Major Violation” that ends the lease.
  • a mortgage needs the lessor’s prior written permission and covers the leasehold interest, not the land.
  • the lessee must use the land for its leased purpose within eight years or SJDA may resume it after a hearing.
  • no bidding through a nominee, and no representation by a broker, agent or third party.
  • inspection on 22–25 September needs prior intimation to SJDA by email or phone.
  • bids stay valid for 180 days from the close of the auction.
  • a bid in the last 10 minutes extends the close by 10 minutes, repeatedly, with no stated limit.
  • SJDA may withdraw or cancel the proposed transfer without giving a reason, with the leave of the Court.

What BiddingPulse checked
  • the notice is dated 11 Sep 2026; its own schedule of dates puts publication at 14 Sep 2026, which is the date this page publishes.
  • pages 17–36 carry no text layer; we read them as images, which is where the boundaries, site plan and lease deed come from.
  • the 36-page file carries no signature block; we attribute the signature to the newspaper copy, which is signed.
  • we read the sale as physical on clauses 2 and 37; the e-auction wording elsewhere is left over from SJDA’s 2025 round.
  • we carry both eligibility statements rather than reconciling them — the offer names corporate bodies, trusts, societies and LLPs, and clause 26 adds Indian citizens, firms or companies registered in India.
  • we treat the ₹200 crore as one figure under two names: clause 4 calls it the reserve price, clause 41 the Starting Bid Price.
  • the notice text names no stamp duty, registration fee, GST or TDS; the costs beyond the bid come from the annexed lease deed.

Check the official notice for the latest details before applying or paying.

Publication record

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8 Oct 2026 (scheduled close)
Scheduled close — subject to extensions
After bidding closes, this page folds into the archive and is kept as a permanent, dated record of the notice. Status and dates only — no clearing prices or winners.
15 Sep 2026
SJDA notice 001/PLG/2026-27 read in full, annexures included
BiddingPulse read all 36 pages of SJDA’s auction notice on 15 September 2026, together with the newspaper notice of 14 September and SJDA’s earlier 2025 notice for the same land. Pages 17–36 carry no text and were read as images: Annexure D supplies each block’s boundaries and a dimensioned site plan, and the 18-page draft lease deed supplies the conversion fee, the rates and taxes the lessee bears, the annual rent payable to the State, and the bar on transferring the land before developing it. Both blocks carry the same published figures — 46.48 acres, a ₹200 crore starting bid, ₹20 crore of earnest money and a ₹5 lakh increment. The salient-features table and clause 4 give that ₹200 crore two names, “Starting Bid Price” and “reserve price”.