Ansal launches Sushant Taj city in Agra


Vishal Sharma

New Delhi/ Agra At a time when all major integrated township projects launched during the past couple of years in Uttar Pradesh are being re-examined, Ansal Properties & Infrastructure Ltd announced the launch of its project Sushant Taj City, in Agra on Wednesday.

At the launch ceremony, Sushil Ansal, Chairman, Ansal API, said the housing project was located on the Agra-Delhi national highway on the Agra ring road.

Spread over 460 acres, he said, the project would have close to 3,000 dwelling units, of which about 1,200 would be independent villas, making it one of the biggest township projects in Agra.

According to Ansal, the Sushant Taj City shall have all modern amenities like educational institutions, clubs etc, surrounded by about 75 acres of greenery.

He said that the company was in process of tying up with some leading hospital chains to develop a modern multi-specialty hospital in the township.

Also, the development of a star-category hotel was also on the cards in the township, which would make it the first star hotel on the Agra-Delhi highway.

The Ansal Plaza, which was a premium shopping mall chain in the country, would also be built in the Sushant Taj City, which had been approved by the UP Government under the National Housing Policy.

Besides, he said, the Sushant Taj City would be the first integrated township of Agra to enable wi-fi broadband access to its residents throughout the township.

There would also a provision of supplying piped cooking gas into the households, when it became available in the vicinity.

A mini golf-course and a 300-seat amphitheater were also included in the township, which shall be completed within the coming three years, Ansal added.

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