BY TC News Desk
Agartala, 17th November 2026: The state government, in collaboration with the Udaipur subdivision administration, is set to launch a modern satellite township project at Sukhsagar Jala, a centuries-old wetland surrounded by agricultural land. Officials say the initiative aims to curb the city’s unplanned expansion, manage future urbanization pressures, and establish modern civic infrastructure.
In the first phase, maps of the designated project area have already been displayed at key public locations including Ramesh Chowmuhani, Sonamura Chowmuhani, Rajarshi area, Brahmabari, Phulkumari, and Matarbari. Landowners within the identified zone have been asked to approach their respective tehsil offices with Aadhaar cards and valid ownership documents by January 20, 2026. A notification issued by the Udaipur Gomati district administration stated that timely submission of documents would ensure smooth completion of subsequent administrative procedures.
Udaipur has recently witnessed several development drives, including the reconstruction of Nehru Super Market, construction of a multi-storied building at the old Jamtala Town Hall site, renovation of local ponds, riverbank conservation, and the building of an indoor hall and football ground. These projects are rapidly reshaping the city’s infrastructure.
However, officials and observers regard the Sukhsagar satellite township as the most significant and long-term initiative. The area has long been known for its wetlands and agricultural fields, making environmental protection, ecological balance, and farmland preservation critical concerns.
Environmentalists and sections of local residents argue that the project can only become a model of sustainable development if it incorporates adequate green zones, effective drainage systems, and conservation of natural water bodies. On the other hand, administration officials maintain that the township will be developed strictly in compliance with environmental laws and regulations.
Overall, the proposed satellite township at Sukhsagar Jala is being seen as a decisive step in shaping Udaipur’s future urban growth, balancing modern infrastructure with ecological responsibility.
