JALNA, October 2, 2026: The Jalna district administration has issued a notification concerning the acquisition of 1 hectare 82 ares of land at Mauje Satona Khurd in Partur taluka for the Nimna Dudhana Project. The notice was listed on the official district website on September 24, 2026 under the provisions of Section 19(1).
The notification identifies Gat No. 126 at Satona Khurd as the land concerned. For landowners and residents in the area, the publication is an important official document because it sets out the government’s acquisition proceeding for land required for the project.
What the notification covers
The official notice concerns 1 hectare and 82 ares of land, equivalent to 1.82 hectares. It is located in Partur taluka, one of the administrative areas of Jalna district. The district administration’s website identifies Partur as one of the district’s subdivisions and provides public access to revenue and land-related information.
Land acquisition notifications are part of a formal legal process. They identify the land required for a public project and provide affected parties with information about the proceeding. The exact rights, objections, compensation and subsequent steps depend on the applicable acquisition law and the specific notification and award documents.
Why affected families should read the original document
Property acquisition is a document-heavy process. Landowners should verify the village name, Gat number, area, ownership information and the purpose for which the land is being acquired. If any detail appears incorrect, the affected party should use the objection or representation procedure specified in the official notice.
Land records such as the seven-twelve extract, property records, mutation entries and title documents may be relevant. Keeping updated copies can make it easier to compare the government notification with the records held by the landowner.
Understanding the Nimna Dudhana Project connection
The notification specifically links the acquisition to the Nimna Dudhana Project. Water and irrigation projects in drought-prone regions can involve land for reservoirs, canals, related structures and associated infrastructure. The acquisition of land is therefore one part of a larger public-project process that may continue through engineering, construction and rehabilitation stages.
For communities, the significance of such projects can extend beyond the parcels directly acquired. Depending on the project’s design and implementation, nearby villages may be affected by changes in water availability, irrigation arrangements, roads or other local infrastructure. These effects should be assessed through official project documents rather than assumptions based only on the acquisition notice.
Digital land services in Jalna
The Jalna district portal provides links to land-record services, including digitally signed seven-twelve records and property-card services. These digital tools can help residents verify basic property information before approaching the relevant revenue or land-acquisition office.
The district administration also maintains a section for current notices and announcements. Because acquisition proceedings can generate multiple notices over time, residents should check the official website regularly and keep copies of documents relevant to their property.
Related infrastructure and Jalna updates
The Satona Khurd notice comes at a time when several infrastructure and administrative matters are active in Jalna. The district has also published land-acquisition awards connected with the Jalna-Nanded highway. These developments illustrate how road, water and other public projects can generate formal revenue proceedings across different parts of the district.
NewsNationOnline readers can follow our Jalna News section for continuing coverage. Our related civic updates report provides additional context on district-government notices and services.
What landowners should do now
Landowners affected by the notification should obtain and read the complete official document, confirm the details of Gat No. 126, and note any deadline or procedure specified for objections or representations. If compensation or title issues become disputed, affected parties may wish to seek independent professional legal advice.
Official source: Jalna District Administration, notification dated September 24, 2026 concerning acquisition of 1 hectare 82 ares at Satona Khurd for the Nimna Dudhana Project.
Editorial note: This article explains the published notification and does not determine the legal rights of any individual landowner. The original government notice and applicable law remain authoritative.
