Aravali NOC

The Aravali Forest NOC helps protect the Aravali Hills, which are very old mountains with many plants, animals, and water sources. Special rules apply to these areas because the land is sensitive. The Government made these rules under the Aravali Notification in 1992. No one can start building, digging, cutting trees, or opening a factory here without permission.

This permission is called the Aravali NOC. It is needed for any land or project that falls inside the Aravali zone in places like Gurugram, Mewat, and nearby parts of Haryana. Even a small building or a small change in land use needs forest clearance first.

The officers check the land map, project details, and the effect on nature. They allow work only when the project does not harm plants, soil, clean air, or animals living there. This keeps the hills safe and stops damage to groundwater, which many people depend on.

This NOC also helps avoid big problems later, like stop-work orders, penalties, or demolition of buildings. It makes sure that development happens in a proper, lawful, and environmentally friendly way.

Aravali NOC helps protect nature while allowing development to take place in the right way. It brings many important benefits:

• Protects Nature: It makes sure that hills, trees, animals, and the natural land stay safe before any building or project starts. This helps stop soil erosion and keeps the green cover alive.
• Saves Water and Groundwater: The Aravali Hills help rainwater go into the ground. This is very important for clean drinking water. The NOC checks that changes in land do not block water flow or harm water sources.
• Prevents Legal Problems: Any project done without this NOC can face strict action, heavy fines, or even demolition. Getting NOC on time keeps everything safe from legal trouble.
• Supports Safe Development: Growth of houses, roads, and industries becomes possible only when nature is protected. The NOC helps both progress and the environment move together.
• Brings Stability for People: It makes sure all projects are planned properly. This keeps the land lawful, protects local families from sudden project stops, and promotes a greener future.

Who Needs Aravali NOC?

Any proposal involving land in or around the Aravali Hills, whether small or large, requires an Aravali NOC before starting work. The following types of projects must obtain this clearance:

• Real estate and construction developments such as townships, group housing, commercial complexes, or farmhouses are planned on the Aravali notified land.
• Industrial facilities, warehouses, or factories are intended within the Aravali zone.
• Mining or quarrying operations, including new mines or renewal of mining leases, and any extraction activity in the Aravali hills or foothills.
• Institutional or infrastructure projects, such as schools, hospitals, highways, utilities, community centres, located in or near the Aravali forest/eco-sensitive areas.
• Individuals or landowners planning private construction on Aravali-designated land, even for small buildings or farmhouses.
• Projects involving tree-felling, site clearance, land use change, electrification, or laying of transmission lines, as these activities are restricted under the Aravali Notification.

Any user agency or project proponent must obtain Aravali NOC if the land falls in a notified Aravali area. Proceeding without NOC can lead to legal action, project stoppage, or demolition orders. Clearance ensures legal compliance and protection of the environment and natural resources.

Here are the main documents that need to be submitted for an Aravali NOC application:

• Tatima / Aks Sajra: Land map record used to show the exact location and land boundary.
• Land Ownership Proof: Jamabandi, Mutation Certificate, Lease Deed, or any legal record that proves the land belongs to the applicant.
• Approved Site Plan: A map or drawing that clearly shows the building or project layout on the land.
• Collaboration or Agreement Copy: Legal document showing that all parties agree to use the land for the project.
• KML / KMZ File: A digital map file that marks the project area on satellite maps for easy checking.
• Girdawari Record: Land revenue document showing how the land is currently being used.
• Project Details Report: A file that explains the type of project, purpose, and activities planned on the land.
• Environmental Clearance (if needed): Approval from the environmental authority when the project falls under the required conditions.
• Authorized Person's ID Proof: Aadhaar card, PAN card, and photographs of the person responsible for the project.

The online application for Aravali NOC in Haryana follows a simple process through the official portal. The steps are:

• A new user account is created on the SARAL Haryana portal by choosing the Sign-Up option and filling in basic details such as name, email ID, and mobile number.
• After registration, the entered username and password are used to log in to the portal, along with the correct Captcha code.
• The dashboard on the portal displays a list of services, where the option for "NOC for Forest Land" is selected to begin the application.
• The online form asks for details about land, project type, and location,  all fields are filled carefully before clicking the submit button.
• The required documents are uploaded by choosing the "Attach Annexure" option,  each document is added clearly to avoid any errors.
• The completed application is reviewed once again, and the final submit button is pressed to send the request to the authorities.
• A Service Request Number (SRN) is generated, which is used to check the status of the application or download the approved certificate later through the portal.

Aravali NOC applications move through review and checking steps before approval. The authority studies land records, project plans, and location details to confirm that the work will not harm the Aravali zone. A field visit may also take place to verify the exact land position. After all checks, the decision is made. Most applications get cleared within 30 to 60 days, depending on documents, state rules, and the workload of the department.

Aravali NOC stays valid as long as the project follows the rules written inside the certificate. The approval supports the complete life of the project unless the activity changes or any condition is broken. If the plan expands or new work starts on the same land, fresh permission may be needed. Continued compliance keeps the clearance active without any interruption from the authorities.

Corpseed is one of the top consulting firms, offering comprehensive assistance in environmental compliance, guiding businesses through the necessary processes. Our team helps complete the Aravali NOC process smoothly and safely. We make sure every document is correct, every rule is followed, and every approval comes on time. We work with care so projects can start without worry and stay safe from legal problems. Here is how we help:

• End-to-End Support: We manage the whole work, from first guidance to final approval of the Aravali NOC.
• Land and Project Check: We check land records, maps, and rules to confirm the land falls under the Aravali area and what clearances are needed.
• Document Preparation: We prepare and arrange all required papers, like the site plan, KML file, ownership proof, and project report.
• Online Application & Follow-ups: We apply online on the SARAL portal and keep track of the Aravali NOC status until approval.
• Expert Guidance on Environmental Rules: We share our knowledge to make sure the project follows all norms from the Forest Department and Aravali Notification 1992.