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Rajasthan Issues New SOP for Tourism Land Allocation, Mandates ₹50 Cr Investment in 3 Years
✍️ Amar Ujala · Jaipur
🗓 13 Nov 2026, 01:15 PM
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The Rajasthan government has released a fresh Standard Operating Procedure for allotting state land to tourism projects, requiring investors to commit at least ₹50 crore within three years.
The state cabinet of Rajasthan announced a revised Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) aimed at streamlining the allocation of government-owned land for tourism development. Under the new guidelines, any private or public‑private partnership seeking land must demonstrate a minimum investment of ₹50 crore and complete the outlay within a three‑year window.
The SOP outlines a step‑by‑step process for application, verification of financial capability, and monitoring of project progress. Authorities will prioritize proposals that align with the state's tourism master plan, emphasizing heritage, eco‑tourism and infrastructure enhancement.
Officials said the move is intended to attract substantial capital, accelerate the creation of tourist amenities, and generate employment in the region. Applications will be accepted through the Rajasthan Tourism Development Corporation’s portal, and the department will publish a quarterly report on the status of allocated parcels.
Stakeholders have been urged to submit detailed project reports and financial guarantees to qualify for land allotment. The government will retain the right to revoke the allocation if the stipulated investment is not realized within the stipulated period.
The SOP outlines a step‑by‑step process for application, verification of financial capability, and monitoring of project progress. Authorities will prioritize proposals that align with the state's tourism master plan, emphasizing heritage, eco‑tourism and infrastructure enhancement.
Officials said the move is intended to attract substantial capital, accelerate the creation of tourist amenities, and generate employment in the region. Applications will be accepted through the Rajasthan Tourism Development Corporation’s portal, and the department will publish a quarterly report on the status of allocated parcels.
Stakeholders have been urged to submit detailed project reports and financial guarantees to qualify for land allotment. The government will retain the right to revoke the allocation if the stipulated investment is not realized within the stipulated period.