Gwalior West

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Gwalior West
Suburb
Gwalior West Location in Gwalior West Madhya Pradesh, India Show map of Madhya Pradesh Gwalior West Gwalior West (India) Show map of India
Coordinates: 26°14′15″N 78°13′50″E / 26.23750°N 78.23056°E / 26.23750; 78.23056
Country	India
State	Madhya Pradesh
District	Gwalior
Named for	Counter Magnet City
Area
• Total	236 km2 (91 sq mi)
• Rank	107
Languages
• Official	Hindi
Time zone	UTC+5:30 (IST)

Gwalior West is a development project under National Capital Region. It was started in 1992 to attract the population of Delhi. Gwalior was first city out of 5 Counter Magnets selected by the government.^[1]

The Special Area Development Authority (SADA) was created by Madhya Pradesh government to implement the counter magnet project of the National Capital Region (NCR) in Madhya Pradesh.^[2] The chairman of its board is a political nominee. Its funding comes from the NCR Planning Board and the Madhya Pradesh government. The chief task of the SADA was to develop Gwalior West.^[1]

SADA was in April 2000 given jurisdiction over 28,102 hectares of Gwalior district, and 1,912 hectares of Morena district, totalling 30,014 hectares and 36 villages. The entire region was Master planned by a firm called DKS Consultants who further gave the planning and engineering works to Rishi Dev Architects and Associates. They successfully completed the planning of the major phases of the project in 2006. The area is bounded to the West by the Tigra reservoir and Sank river, and to the East by the AH47 (previously the NH3). The ground is considered to be poor quality for agriculture, therefore suitable for urbanization.^[3]

SADA was criticized in 2010 for inefficient budgeting, and for failing to produce a balance sheet.^[1]

• Official Website of Gwalior
• Gwalior Municipal Corporation
• Gwalior Information Centre
• Under Construction Website of Gwalior city Archived 1 December 2012 at the Wayback Machine