List of Localities in neemrana

Neemrana is a picturesque town in the Alwar district of Rajasthan. It is a place of historical importance, and has remarkable cultural value. The famous fort-turned-hotel of Neemrana is a 16th-century hill-fort that was repurposed in 1986 and turned into a five-star hotel. Neemrana has been evolving from a small, sleepy town into an economic powerhouse over the last few years. It is still on the cusp of this transformation and there’s immense potential for growth here.

Neemrana is located around 120 km from Delhi on the Delhi-Jaipur Highway (NH-8). This is the only major thoroughfare connecting it to Delhi, but this should change for the better since Neemrana is an important node on Dedicated Freight Corridor between Delhi and Mumbai. The town is also a part of the planned Delhi-Mumbai Industrial Corridor.

Tourism also adds significantly to Neemrana’s economy, because of its proximity to major tourist destinations like Delhi, Agra, and Jaipur. There are many tourist attractions in Neemrana itself. Vinay Vilas Mahal, Bala Quila, Neemrana Fort Palace, and Siliserh Lake are visited by many.

Neemrana has a significant Japanese population because of the Japanese industrialised zone. In fact, there are specific restaurants and hotels in Neemrana that cater to their tastes.

Stats and Facts

• The population of Neemrana as per the 2011 census, is 7,143, with a growth rate of 5.41% per year.
• The sex ratio in Neemrana is recorded in the census to be 853 females for every 1000 males.
• The literacy rate of the city is 71.18%.
• Neemrana was the third capital of the descendants of Prithviraj Chauhan III.
• The city gets its name from the local chieftain called Nimola Meo, who on being defeated by the Chauhans, pleaded that they name the place after him.
• Neemrana has a number of reputed educational institutions, among which are NIIT, St. Margaret Engineering College, Raffles University, and School of Aeronautics.
• The longest and highest zipline in Asia is located in Neemrana.

An Industrial Hub

• Neemrana is an important industrial hub, with most of its economy belonging to the secondary sector (manufacturing).
• RIICO (Rajasthan State Industrial Development and Investment Corporation) has developed several industrial zones over the past few years, contributing majorly to Neemrana’s economy.
• A 1,200-acre industrial zone called Majarkanth exists in Neemrana. It is also known as the Japanese Zone because of the number of Japanese companies operating here. This zone has a total investment potential of Rs 21.5 billion.
• Neemrana also has an EPIP (Export Promotion Industrial Park), which houses industries with exportable products.
• Japanese corporations aren’t the only ones looking to invest in this region. Africa and, more recently, South Korea have expressed interest in setting up units here.
• The Rajasthan government is looking into updating archaic land acquisition laws in the hopes of attracting more investors.

Connectivity

• Neemrana doesn’t have an airport of its own. Indira Gandhi International Airport in Delhi, is around 110 km away, which connects the Neemrana to major cities in India and around the world.
• There are two railway stations that one could use in Neemrana. One is Kosli Railway Station, which is approximately around 70 km away. The other is Alwar Junction Railway Station, which lies roughly around 71 km away.
• Neemrana is around 130 km away from Delhi, and is connected to it by the Delhi-Jaipur Highway (NH-8). The Delhi-Ajmer expressway that passes through Neemrana connects it to the major cities surrounding it. It is 37 km from Rewari, 73 km from Alwar, 99 km from Gurgaon, and 146 km from Jaipur by road.
• The planned Delhi-Mumbai Industrial Corridor will pass through Neemrana and improve its connectivity. There’s a feasibility study being carried out, which will decide whether or not the construction of an independent airport in Neemrana will occur.

Neemrana Civic Administration

• Neemrana lies in the Alwar district, and thus comes under the Alwar district administration.
• It’s categorized as one of the 14 sub-divisions under the Alwar district administration.

Neemrana Infrastructure

The Delhi-Mumbai Industrial Corridor (DMIC) Project, which aims to develop an industrial zone across all the regions it passes through, will include Neemrana. This is bound to expedite infrastructural development in the city. The DMIC will run along the Dedicated Freight Corridor. It’s a planned railway system, which will be used to transport cargo using high-axle load wagons.

Neemrana is slated to become a global city, covering 40,000 acres. Once complete, the city will be able to house 1 million people. The city will be made up of a number of sub-cities, each having a unique purpose within the system. These will include Cyber City, Medicity, Knowledge City, Entertainment City, SEZ City, World Trade City, Bio-Diversity Park, Dry Port City, and an airport facility. Each of these modules will contain both residential and commercial spaces.

Neemrana already houses several prestigious educational institutions. A number of real estate builders are also actively developing projects in Neemrana. In addition, there’s a large-scale solar project in progress, for which RIICO is set to allocate land.

Infrastructure Projects

Name Of The Project	Impact Areas	Expected Completion Date	Remarks
Delhi Mumbai Industrial Corridor Project	Delhi, Western Uttar Pradesh, Southern Haryana, Eastern Rajasthan, Eastern Gujarat, and Western Maharashtra	2017	A planned expressway connecting Delhi and Mumbai, spanning six other states on the way. Industrial areas will develop along the corridor.
Dedicated Freight Corridor	Delhi, Mumbai and all the intervening regions that it passes through.	Under Development	1,483 km railway corridor connecting Mumbai and Delhi. This will allow heavy cargo to be transported rapidly.
Global City	Neemrana-Behror region	Under Development	This planned smart city will include a number of self-contained modules, each with a distinct purpose.

Neemrana Real Estate Market

l Neemrana is an important industrial hub with a number of major factories and labs set up here. The industry employs a large workforce, who buy or take property on rent in a bid to move closer to their workplace. Since the population in the area is floating, the real estate sector in Neemrana is quite active.

l Infrastructure growth in the form of SEZs and EPIP has generated a lot of interest from investors. The real estate market is expected to grow as the multitude of planned projects, both residential and commercial, come to fruition. Commercial and industrial development both occurring simultaneously can tremendously push the growth of the residential market in Neemrana.

Key Localities in Neemrana

Localities	Per Sq. Ft. Price – Q3 2013	Rent Per Month For A 2 BHK Apartment (approx.) (Figures in 1,000 rupees)
NH-8	2,683	9	11

Charges by Government Bodies

Property Registration

Stamp Duty

Stamp duty in Neemrana stands at 5% of the transaction value. For females though, the stamp duty value is different. It stands at at 4%.

Registration Fee

Property registration fee is 1% of the property value, with a maximum amount of Rs. 50,000.

Jaipur Vidyut Vitaran Nigam

Jaipur Vidyut Vitaran Nigam is the electricity board responsible for providing electricity to the areas lying within Neemrana.

Power Tariff

Domestic Purposes	Rs/Unit
For consumption up to first 50 units per month	3.00/unit
For consumption above 50 units and up to 150 units per month	4.65/unit
For consumption above 150 units and up to 300 units per month	4.85/unit
For consumption above 300 units and up to 500 units per month	5.15/unit
For consumption above 500 units per month	5.45/unit

Rajasthan Housing Board

In addition to schools, hospitals, and banks, Rajasthan Housing Board is actively engaged in developing necessary infrastructure by way of water supply.

Government Of Rajasthan E-Mitra Service

E-Mitra is an initiative by the Rajasthan government, developed using the Public Private Partnership (PPP) model. The initiative enables people to avail various services without the added hassle of having to go to each of the departments separately. One can use this facility by going to one of the many kiosks called Common Service Centers (CSC).