Unlocking Convenience: Delhi-Noida-Greater Noida Metro Line Upgrade Underway

In a much-awaited development, the Noida Metro Rail Corporation (NMRC) has approved the budget allocation to the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) for the Detailed Project Report (DPR) of a new metro line extending from Sector-142 to Sector-38A Botanical Garden Metro Station. This expansion is poised to bring significant improvements to metro connectivity in the region, offering commuters added convenience.

Budget Approval and Projections: Upon the submission of the DPR, NMRC is set to present it for approval during an upcoming board meeting held by the Noida-Greater Noida Authority. Following this internal review, the DPR will be forwarded to the government for final approval. While an exact timeline remains unspecified, the allocation of the budget by DMRC indicates that the comprehensive report detailing the route’s specifics is imminent.

Station Details and Route Highlights: The upcoming metro line from Sector-142 to Sector-38A Botanical Garden Metro Station boasts eight planned stations. Mr. Lokesh M, NMRC’s Managing Director, revealed that the stations and route alignment from Sector-142 to Botanical Garden are in advanced stages of finalization.

Integration with Aqua Line: This extension will seamlessly integrate with the existing Aqua Line, enhancing the daily commute for passengers traveling between Noida-Delhi and Greater Noida. Currently, the Botanical Garden Metro Station serves as a pivotal junction for the Blue and Magenta lines connecting Noida and Delhi. With the new line’s operation, a third station for the Aqua Line will be constructed at Botanical Garden. Moreover, at Sector-142, it will be interconnected with the existing station through dedicated tracks.

List of Planned Stations: The project outlines eight planned metro stations, each strategically located to cater to specific sectors and ease the daily commute of residents and workers alike.

  1. Sector-38A Botanical Garden Metro Station: Adjacent to the existing station.
  2. Sector-44: In front of F Block Park.
  3. Sector-96: In front of the upcoming administrative office of Noida Authority.
  4. Sector-97: Approximately 150 meters towards Greater Noida from Unitech Building.
  5. Sector-105: Near HajiPur underpass, approximately 100 meters towards Greater Noida.
  6. Sector-108: Near the slip road before JP Flyover (Sector-82 Flyover) – a park is also nearby.
  7. Sector-93: Between Parshwanath Prestige and Eldeco Society.
  8. Sector-91: In front of Panchsheel Inter College, an underpass is also present here.

Frequently Asked Questions: Here are answers to some common queries regarding the new metro line project:

1. What is the main aim of the new metro line project from Sector-142 to Sector-38A Botanical Garden Metro Station?

  • The main aim is to extend the Aqua Line to provide more convenience to commuters traveling from Noida-Delhi to Greater Noida.

2. How many new stations are planned to be constructed along this line?

  • Eight new stations are planned along this line.

3. When is the Detailed Project Report (DPR) expected to be handed over to NMRC?

  • The exact date is not mentioned, but it’s expected to be handed over soon as the budget has already been released by DMRC.

4. Where will the new stations be located?

  • The new stations will be located at various sectors including Sector-38A, Sector-44, Sector-96, Sector-97, Sector-105, Sector-108, Sector-93, and Sector-91.

5. What is the next step after the submission of the DPR?

  • Post submission, the DPR will be presented for approval in a board meeting by NMRC, Noida-Greater Noida Authority, and then sent to the government for final approval.

6. Is this new line an extension of an existing metro line?

  • Yes, this new line is an extension of the Aqua Line.

The forthcoming metro line expansion from Sector-142 to Sector-38A Botanical Garden Metro Station is poised to transform the region’s public transportation landscape, offering residents and daily commuters a more efficient and convenient mode of travel.

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