Archive · 3 Dec 2025
Delhi to Redevelop 400 km Roads by March 2025
The Delhi government has approved a plan to redevelop over 400 km of roads in the city.
This project, led by the Public Works Department (PWD), aims to upgrade roads to modern standards and reduce traffic congestion.
The work is funded by both the Central Road Fund (CRF) and the state government.
Key roads include the Eastern Approach Road in Wazirabad and the Seelampur–Shastri Park Corridor.
The government has set strict timelines and quality control measures to ensure the project is completed by March 2025.
Additionally, the project includes upgrades to drainage and footpaths to improve safety and durability.
Delhi Government approves redevelopment of 402 km of roads, to be completed by March 2025.
Project funded by Central Road Fund (CRF) and state government, with 300.917 km under CRF and 100.944 km under state funding.
Key corridors include Eastern Approach Road, Wazirabad, Road No. 68, North East Delhi, and Seelampur–Shastri Park Corridor.
PWD Minister Parvesh Verma emphasizes strict quality control, accountability, and zero tolerance for corruption.
Integrated drainage, footpath upgrades, and pedestrian safety measures are included to enhance durability and safety.
- Who
- Delhi Government, Public Works Department (PWD), PWD Minister Parvesh Verma
- What
- Redevelopment of 402 km of roads in Delhi
- When
- Completion targeted by March 2025
- Where
- Delhi, India
- Why
- To upgrade Delhi’s road network with modern engineering standards, reduce congestion, and improve mobility
- Total Road Length
- 402 km
- CRF Funded Roads
- 300.917 km
- State Funded Roads
- 100.944 km
- Completion Target
- March 2025
- Key Corridors
- Eastern Approach Road, Wazirabad, Road No. 68, North East Delhi, Road No. 59, Loni Border, Narela–Alipur Road, Bhajanpura–Yamuna Vihar Main Road, Seelampur–Shastri Park Corridor, Karawal Nagar Road
- Monitoring System
- Real-time field monitoring, zonal tracking, strict timelines, field inspections
- Additional Upgrades
- Integrated drainage, footpath upgrades, pedestrian safety, elimination of waterlogging points
