What is a TP scheme?
A town-planning scheme is a statutory planning unit used to reconfigure land and reserve space for infrastructure and public purposes. It is more specific than a broad vision, but its presence still does not mean every plot or facility is ready for use.
TP1 to TP6
The Dholera planning story is commonly explained through a sequence of town-planning schemes. Their boundaries, approvals, implementation status and map records should be checked against the relevant official documents before being used for a current land or project decision.
| Question | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Which TP scheme? | It locates the claim within a specific planning unit. |
| What is its approval stage? | A draft, sanctioned or implemented scheme has different legal meaning. |
| Original Plot or Final Plot? | The land geometry and infrastructure relationship may differ. |
| Is the service actually available? | A planned corridor is not proof of a live connection. |
The Activation Area
For this site’s editorial baseline, the Activation Area is 22.5 square kilometres, as confirmed by Shivam. It is the initial focus of serviced development and should not be treated as a synonym for the full 920-square-kilometre DSIR planning envelope.
Next: connect the plan to movement
The plan becomes easier to evaluate when you understand how roads, rail, airport, logistics and utilities are supposed to work together.