The Gautam Budh Nagar administration is set to launch a compensation drive starting April 3, targeting farmers affected by land acquisition for the Noida International Airport expansion in Jewar, Uttar Pradesh, India. Daily camps will be organized across 14 villages, including Thora, Bankapur, and Ahmedpur Chaurouli, to expedite the distribution of compensation for approximately 1,838 hectares of land. District officials emphasize that the initiative aims to reduce the burden on farmers by allowing them to complete necessary documentation locally, thus avoiding long trips to government offices. Revenue inspectors and lekhpals will be present at these camps to assist farmers in processing claims and preparing case files on-site. The district magistrate, Medha Roopam, stated that the process will be transparent and time-bound, with the tehsildar of Jewar overseeing operations. This compensation initiative is crucial as the Noida International Airport, inaugurated on March 28, is expected to significantly boost regional connectivity and economic growth, serving as a major aviation and logistics hub.