Jind Master Plan 2031
Jind town is a district headquarter. It was one of the three native phulkian States of Punjab. Gajpal Singh, King of Jind; the great-grandson of Phul; made Jind town as his capital in 1766.
The whole district is fully irrigated by a network of canals branching out of the western Yamuna Canal. All the villages in the district are electrified. Agriculture is the main occupation of the people. Wheat, paddy, gram, jawar, bajra, pulses, cotton, sugarcane, and oilseeds are the main crops.
A master plan is a land-use plan focused on one or more sites within an area that identifies access, general improvements and needed infrastructure, and intended to guide growth and development over a number of years and in phases.
The master plan is an overarching planning document and spatial layout which is used to structure land use and development. ‘Master plan’ is an all-encompassing term. Its scope can range from 10-year implementation at the regional scale, to an illustrative plan of small scale groups of buildings.
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