New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi is about to inaugurate the graduation of two recent corridors of Delhi Metro’s Phase 4. This vital occasion will happen on the JLN Stadium on Thursday, marking a brand new chapter within the capital’s city transit system. The upcoming additions to the metro community will bridge Inderlok with Indraprastha and Lajpat Nagar with Saket G Block. Spanning over 20 kilometers, these new stretches goal to reinforce town’s connectivity and alleviate the perennial downside of visitors snarls.
The Union Cabinet, underneath the management of Prime Minister Modi, gave the inexperienced gentle to this challenge on Wednesday, setting the stage for a transformative city infrastructure growth. An funding of Rs 8,399 crore has been earmarked for these corridors, with contributions coming from the Central authorities (Rs 4,309 crore), the Delhi authorities, and numerous worldwide funding our bodies.
Key Details Of New Metro Corridors
The Inderlok-Indraprastha hall, an extension of the Green Line, will intersect with six different traces, enhancing the community’s versatility. Meanwhile, the Lajpat Nagar-Saket G Block hall will hyperlink 4 traces, all whereas being a completely elevated route.
This hall will characteristic eight elevated stations, making a seamless journey expertise from Lajpat Nagar to Saket G Block, passing via key areas like Andrews Ganj and Greater Kailash-1.
(*4*) 11.35 km of this hall will run underground, complemented by 1.03 km of elevated tracks. This line will host 10 new stations, offering direct entry to central and east Delhi from the Bahadurgarh area.
These corridors will introduce eight new interchange stations, considerably enhancing the connectivity throughout the current metro community.
As a part of its fourth part, the Delhi Metro is establishing a further 65 km of routes, with these corridors slated for completion in phases by March 2026.
Currently, the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) operates an in depth community of 391 km with 286 stations, positioning it as some of the quickly increasing metro programs globally.
