Short answer: A final social impact assessment (SIA) for Jaipur district, reported by Rajasthan Patrika in August 2026, says the 95.4 km Jaipur stretch of the Kotputli–Kishangarh greenfield expressway affects 50 villages in five tehsils, 13,480 families and 2,274 khasras. It is a news report of an assessment, not the land-acquisition notification. Match your own khasra number against the official notice before you buy or sell.
Updated 9 November 2026. Figures are from the news reports linked below, not from an official notification. The exact date of the Patrika report was not shown on the page we read.
What the report says for Jaipur district
| Item | As reported |
|---|---|
| Whole expressway | 209.5 km, access-controlled |
| Right of way; embankment height | 90 m; 2.5 to 13 m |
| Jaipur district stretch | 95.4 km |
| Tehsils in Jaipur district | Chomu, Kishangarh-Renwal, Jobner, Phulera, Dudu |
| Villages affected | 50 |
| Families affected | 13,480 (including 1,743 SC and ST families) |
| Khasras to be acquired | 2,274 |
| Land | 1,022 hectares private and 50 hectares government |
| Trees affected | 11,108 |
| Commercial units affected | 20 |
The report also recommends that compensation follow the Land Acquisition Act, 2013, that special rehabilitation packages be prepared for SC, ST and OBC families, and that at least three trees be planted for every tree cut. Source: Rajasthan Patrika (Hindi).
The 50 villages, as printed
The report prints the names below in Hindi. In the part we read it does not match villages to tehsils, and the name Charanwas (चारणवास) appears twice, which may mean two different villages. Spellings are as printed, so match them with your revenue records.
शिवनगर, उड़गवार, भूतेड़ा, आष्ठीकलां, हस्तेड़ा, विजय नगर, नोपा का बास, लालासर, जुनसिया, बाघावास, धोल्याकावास, हरसोली, सुन्दरपुरा, रामजीपुरा कलां, रामजीपुरा खर्द, पचकोड़िया, श्योसिंहपुरा, सुखालपुरा, मूण्डोती, भोजुरा खुर्द, दीपपुरा, चारणवास, आईदानकावास, डयोड़ी, शिम्भूपुरा, जोरपुरा, प्रतापपुरा, जगमालपुरा, गुमानपुरा, माजीपुरा, सुरसिंहपुरा, माल्यावास, रोजड़ी, सामोताकावास, खेड़ीराम, कुड़ियों की ढाणी, आकोदा, रामनगर, चारणवास, चैनपुरा, नरायना, नारदपुरा, भरतोलाव, जैकमपुरा, नानण, हटुपुरा, श्योपुरा, साखून, लदेगा, सिरोहीकलां
Is your village on the list?
- Find your village in the list above. Spellings vary, so also try the spelling in your revenue record.
- Ask the district land-acquisition branch (the competent authority) for the notification and its schedule.
- Match your khasra number against the schedule. A village on the list and a khasra in the notification are different things.
- To read the records, see our guide to khasra, khata and jamabandi.
What it means for buyers and sellers
- Buying: if a plot's khasra is in the acquisition schedule, get written confirmation of the compensation status, who is the owner of record and whether it can be sold. A lawyer or the competent authority's office is the right place to ask.
- Selling: buyers near this route will ask for the khasra and the notification status. Our seller guide lists the records to pull first.
- Do not assume a price rise. The alignment can still change before the final notification.
Approvals: where things stand
- 5 Nov 2026: the Centre gave Stage-I forest clearance for Package-1 covering 6.1665 hectares of forest land. About 166 trees are proposed to be felled, and the Centre asked for minimum felling. Conditions include net present value, compensatory afforestation and 7 to 10 years of roadside plantation upkeep. Stage-II final approval is pending. First India News (Hindi).
- Dainik Navajyoti reports that Stage-I is in-principle only and does not allow transfer of forest land to the construction agency. Dainik Navajyoti (Hindi).
Why the length differs between reports
This report gives 209.5 km for the whole expressway. Other reports we cite give 181 km, and one gives about 210 km. We could not reconcile them, so treat the length as unconfirmed. See our dated update log for the other figures.
Own land near the route?
Tell us the village and khasra number and we will call you. We cannot promise a sale or a price.
Sources
- Rajasthan Patrika: 2,274 khasras, 13,480 families, 50 villages (Hindi, August 2026)
- First India News: Stage-I forest clearance (Hindi, 5 Nov 2026)
- Dainik Navajyoti: Stage-I is not final (Hindi, 5 Nov 2026)
Frequently asked questions
How many villages in Jaipur district does the Kotputli–Kishangarh expressway affect?
A final social impact assessment reported by Rajasthan Patrika in August 2026 names 50 villages in five tehsils (Chomu, Kishangarh-Renwal, Jobner, Phulera and Dudu) and 13,480 families.
How much land is needed in Jaipur district?
The same report says 2,274 khasras: about 1,022 hectares of private land and 50 hectares of government land.
Is my village on the list?
Check the 50 names above, then ask the district land-acquisition branch for the official notification and match your khasra number against its schedule. A village name on a news list is not the same as your khasra being acquired.
Does this mean my land will be acquired?
Not by itself. The report is an assessment. Acquisition works through the notified schedule of khasra numbers, so only the official notice can tell you.
Has the expressway received final forest approval?
No. On 5 November 2026 the Centre gave Stage-I clearance for Package-1 (6.1665 hectares). Stage-II final approval is still pending, and Stage-I alone does not let forest land be handed to the builder.