HSIIDC Plans Three New Industrial Hubs on 1,800 Acres Near Pataudi and Farrukhnagar, Set to Reshape Gurugram's Growth Corridor

Gurugram, March 2, 2026: Gurugram is about to witness another massive growth spurt. The Haryana State Industrial and Infrastructure Development Corporation has announced a fresh plan to set up three new industrial areas, for which they are looking to acquire around 1,800 acres of land across 12 villages near Pataudi and Farrukhnagar [citation:0].

Land Acquisition Through e-Bhoomi Portal

The government is using the e-Bhoomi portal to handle this process, allowing farmers to sell their land directly to the state without any middlemen. Most of this land sits in the Pataudi and Farrukhnagar belt, including villages like Rampur, Janoula, Jori, and Jatoala. By selecting these locations, HSIIDC is tapping into the connectivity offered by the KMP Expressway, positioning these quiet outskirts as the next big growth frontier for Gurugram [citation:0].

The Three Industrial Zones

The project is structured into three distinct parts for organized development:

Pataudi Industrial Hub (Padma Scheme): This is the largest component, covering 750 acres. It will focus on smaller local businesses and manufacturing enterprises, with main villages including Rampur, Janoula, Jori, and Jatoala [citation:0].

Pataudi-Farrukhnagar Belt: Approximately 500 acres here will be allocated for larger industries. The villages involved include Jatoala, Taj Nagar, and Saampka [citation:0].

Farrukhnagar-Harsaru Cluster: A 550-acre zone designed to connect the logistics of Farrukhnagar with the Harsaru area [citation:0].

Real Estate Impact

Whenever the government acquires 1,800 acres for industrial development, nearby land prices typically experience significant appreciation. This move is expected to bring in over 50,000 jobs, creating substantial housing demand for the incoming workforce. Investors are already hunting for property in Gurugram near these upcoming zones, and interest is growing for flats along Pataudi Road as buyers seek to enter before the area transforms into the next business district [citation:0].

The infrastructure in these villages—roads, power lines, and utilities—is also slated for major upgrades as part of the development plan [citation:0].

Economic Significance

The initiative is about positioning Gurugram as a larger player on the global stage. By expanding into these 12 villages, HSIIDC is helping the city breathe by relieving pressure on the main urban center while channeling investment into rural parts of the district. For local residents, this means better schools, more shops, and steady employment opportunities right at their doorstep [citation:0].

Strategic Context

This industrial expansion aligns with broader infrastructure developments across Gurugram. The government has been actively pursuing land procurement through the e-Bhoomi portal, with the Haryana Shehri Vikas Pradhikaran also planning to acquire 17,358 acres from 36 villages in Gurugram for new planned sectors . These combined initiatives signal a major shift in the city's growth trajectory toward the KMP Expressway corridor.

Long-Term Vision

HSIIDC's plan represents a bold vision for Gurugram's future. By targeting these 12 villages, the government is effectively shifting the city's center of gravity toward the KMP Expressway, transforming thousands of acres of farmland into a high-tech industrial corridor over the long term. For anyone living in or looking at Gurugram, these are the areas to watch [citation:0].