Located on NH-2
Delhi–Kolkata Highway
The Firozabad-Shikohabad Development Authority (FSDA) is the statutory urban development authority responsible for the planned and sustainable development of Firozabad and Shikohabad in western Uttar Pradesh. The Authority was established on 07 April 1995 with the objective of regulating urban growth, controlling unplanned development, and promoting well-planned residential, commercial, industrial, and infrastructure development across its designated development area.
The Authority operates under the Uttar Pradesh Urban Planning and Development Act, 1973, and undertakes development activities in accordance with the Firozabad-Shikohabad Master Plan 2031, which provides a planned framework for future urban growth and efficient land use. Over the years, the FSDA development area has been expanded to include additional urban and rural areas, including regions around Tundla and Sirsa Ganj, covering a total of 119 additional villages.
Through planned urban development, modern infrastructure, sustainable land-use planning, and improved public amenities, FSDA is committed to creating a well-organized, inclusive, and future-ready urban environment for the citizens of the region.
20 Apr 1977
Firozabad Municipality and 35 villages included.
01 Jul 1983
'Master Plan-2001' approved via Govt. letter No. 2772/37-3-83-49; expanded to 53 villages तक विस्तारित।
07 Apr 1995
Declared under Act 1053/9/A/5/95 with 110 villages under FSDA. के साथ विकास क्षेत्र घोषित।
12 Dec 2016
Via proposal 1044/VI-6-16*5Area-2008, 119 villages of Shikohabad & Tuglakabad added; consultant appointed.