List of planning agencies in India

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This article lists metropolitan or district level planning agencies in India grouped by their home state or union territory. Planning agencies are different from Municipal Authorities in their mandate and functions. They are responsible for infrastructure development, slum rehabilitation, preparation and implementation of master plans, eco-friendly schemes, transportation etc. [1] Note that a metropolitan area may have more than one such agency.

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Andhra Pradesh

Urban Development Authorities (UDAs) include [2] [3]

Visakhapatnam
Vijayawada - Guntur
Tirupati
Kurnool
Machilipatnam
AnantapurHindupur
Bobbili
Chittoor
Eluru
RajahmundryKakinada

Godavari Urban Development Authority (GUDA)

Kadapa
Nellore
Ongole
PalamanerKuppamMadanapalle
Puttaparthi
Srikakulam

Gujarat

List of Gujarat government planning authorities: [7]

Industries and Mines Department

No.Name of AuthorityHeadquarters CityOfficial Website
1Dholera Special Investment Regional Development Authority Dholera
2Gujarat Chemical and Petrochemicals Special Investment Regional Development Authority Ahmedabad
3Diamond Research and Mercantile City Limited Surat
4 International Financial Services Centres Authority (IFSCA) GIFT City
5Mandal Becharaji Investment Regional Development Authority Becharaji

Urban Development

No.Urban Development AuthorityHeadquarters CityOfficial Website
1Gandhinagar Urban Development Authority Gandhinagar
2 Ahmedabad Urban Development Authority Ahmedabad
3 Vadodara Urban Development Authority Vadodara
4 Surat Urban Development Authority Surat
5 Rajkot Urban Development Authority Rajkot
6Junagadh Urban Development Authority Junagadh
7Bharuch-Ankaleshwar Urban Development Authority Bharuch
8Gujarat International Finance Tech City Urban Dev. Auth. Gandhinagar
9Morbi-Vankaner Urban Development Authority Morbi
10Surendranagar-Dudharage-Vadhavan Urban Dev. Authority Surendranagar
11Anand-Vallabh vidhyanagar-Karamsad Urban Dev. Authority Anand
12Himmatnagar Urban Development Authority Himmatnagar
13Navsari Urban Development Authority Navsari
14Bardoli Urban Development Authority Bardoli
15Khajod Urban Development Authority [8] Khajod [115]

Area Development

No.Area Development AuthorityHeadquarters CityOfficial Website
1Bhavnagar Area Development Authority Bhavnagar
2Jamnagar Area Development Authority Jamnagar
3Bhuj Area Development Authority Bhuj
4Anjar Area Development Authority Anjar
5Bhachau Area Development Authority Bhachau
6Rapar Area Development Authority Rapar N/A
7Ambaji Area Development Authority Ambaji N/A
8Alang Area Development Authority Alang N/A
9Vadinar Area Development Authority Vadinar N/A
10Khambhadiya Area Development AuthorityKhambhadiyaN/A
11Shamalaji Area Development Authority Shamalaji N/A
12Khajod Area Development AuthorityKhajodN/A
13Gandhidham Area Development Authority Gandhidham N/A
14Bechraji Area Development Authority [9] Bahucharaji N/A

Karnataka

Bangalore

Bangalore Development Authority

Hubli-Dharwad
Mysore
Mangalore

Kerala

Thiruvananthapuram

Kochi

Maharashtra

Mumbai & Navi Mumbai
Nagpur
Pune
Nashik

Tamil Nadu

Chennai
Coimbatore
Salem
Madurai
Tiruppur
Hosur
Tiruchirappalli

Telangana

Urban Development Authorities in Telangana include [10]

Hyderabad
Warangal
Karimnagar
Nizamabad
Khammam
Siddipet

Uttar Pradesh

Rajasthan

See also

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