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Location

Rojka Village Land for Sale.

The village where the featured property is located, placed in the wider Dholera context.

The Basics

About Rojka Village

The featured property is in Rojka Village, Dhandhuka taluka, Ahmedabad district, Gujarat — located near Dholera Smart City and named openly here. Transparency about location is central to how the property is presented, which is why Rojka is mentioned alongside Dholera.

Rojka lies directly on the Dholera–Dhandhuka State Highway, the corridor that links the Dholera SIR to Dhandhuka town and onward to the wider state highway and expressway network. It sits just outside the boundary of the Dholera Special Investment Region (SIR) — a formally designated planning region established under Gujarat's SIR legislation and positioned within the Delhi–Mumbai Industrial Corridor. Rojka is among the closest villages to the SIR boundary without being inside it — part of the property's honest positioning as land beside the SIR rather than within it.

Position

Land for Sale in Rojka Village

The featured parcel is in Rojka Village, Dhandhuka taluka, along the Dholera–Dhandhuka State Highway, at the property's published coordinates 22°20'37.2"N 72°02'33.7"E. It sits just outside the Dholera SIR boundary — beside the wider region it is commonly associated with.

The owner also holds additional land in the same area. Full options, boundaries, access routes and parcel details are shared with interested buyers during enquiry or a site visit.

Rojka Village, Gujarat, India

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Boundary Status

Rojka Is Outside the Dholera SIR

Stated once more, plainly, because it is the single most important fact about this property's location: Rojka Village is not one of the villages inside the Dholera Special Investment Region.

The SIR is a formally notified planning region of roughly 920 sq km covering 22 villages, all of them in Dholera taluka. Rojka sits in Dhandhuka taluka — beside that boundary rather than within it. Being close to the SIR and being inside it are different things, and only one of them carries the statutory town planning schemes and development controls that DSIRDA administers.

For a buyer, the practical consequence is that this land is governed by the classification and zoning applying to Rojka and Dhandhuka taluka, rather than by the SIR's development controls. That is not a defect. It means the applicable land classification — agricultural or non-agricultural — is settled against the village record during due diligence rather than assumed from the SIR's plans. What it does mean is that the SIR's protections and infrastructure commitments should not be assumed to extend here.

We would rather say this now than have a buyer discover it during due diligence. The pages linked below set out the boundary position, the circle rate position for the taluka, and what a buyer outside the boundary does and does not get.

Land Classification

Agricultural Land or NA Land in Rojka

Land in Gujarat carries a classification on record, and around Rojka you will meet two: agricultural land and non-agricultural (NA) land. The distinction is not cosmetic. It decides what the land may lawfully be used for, and whether a conversion order has to be granted before anything can be built on it.

This page does not label the parcel as one or the other. The classification attaches to a specific survey number and is read from the village land record, so it is checked rather than assumed. If you are looking for agricultural land near Dholera or for NA land near Dholera, the first question is the same either way: what does the record say for this parcel, and what does that permit for your intended use? Both are checkable before any money moves.

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    If the record shows agricultural land

    Building on agricultural land in Gujarat requires a non-agricultural order first. Ask whether one exists for this parcel, and if it does, whether its conditions still hold.

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    If the record shows non-agricultural (NA) land

    The permitted use and any conditions attached to the conversion still apply. Confirm what the order actually allows, not just that an order exists.

Regional Connectivity

Regional Connectivity

Rojka sits within a region whose connectivity is developing in well-documented ways. These are the region-level projects already covered on this website.

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    Ahmedabad–Dholera Expressway — a ~109 km closed-access expressway operational since March 2026, bringing the Dholera region to roughly 45 minutes from Ahmedabad, with a new interchange to the Sardar Patel Ring Road under construction

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    Dholera International Airport — a greenfield airport roughly 80% complete as of mid-2026, with a 3,200-metre runway complete and passenger operations targeted for the end of 2026, subject to DGCA licensing

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    Semi-high-speed rail corridor — Cabinet-approved Ahmedabad (Sarkhej)–Dholera double line (~134 km, ~Rs 20,667 crore), with an EPC tender of Rs 18,901.68 crore issued by Western Railway; designed for ~220 kmph with operations expected at ~200 kmph. Officials cite ~34 minutes from Sarkhej and ~48 minutes from Sabarmati, with a station planned adjacent to the airport terminal. Construction is expected to run over a multi-year horizon, with completion widely expected around 2030–31

Connectivity figures quoted here describe the wider region and are the same well-documented figures used across this website. Exact distances and route details for the property itself are verified and shared with interested buyers.

Transparency

Verified Distances, Shared on Enquiry

Property-level distances and route details — including how far the land is from the expressway and the Dholera Smart City boundary — are verified before being shared with interested buyers during enquiry or a site visit.

We prefer that over publishing unverified figures here. Accurate, current detail, confirmed against the actual parcel, is more useful to a serious buyer than a headline number.

For Land Buyers

Why the Village Context Matters

A village names a location; its region explains it. Because surrounding parcels, villages and planned development shape long-term interest in an area, understanding Rojka's position within the wider Dholera context is a genuine part of evaluating any land here.

That context is input, not a promise. Development timelines move, and land outcomes depend on location specifics, regulation and timing. The discipline remains the same for every buyer: verify facts independently, understand the specific parcel, and visit the ground before deciding.

Location Enquiries

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Speak directly with the owner for exact distances, directions and a site visit — verified details shared during genuine enquiry.

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