Archive · 14 Jun 2025
PWD Proposes Elevated Corridor to Link Delhi, Ghaziabad
The government is planning a flyover, a road in the sky, to help people travel between North Delhi and Ghaziabad more easily.
They will first study the area to see if they can build it.
The flyover will start near a Gurudwara and end close to Tronica City.
The project should make it easier for people to get where they need to go by reducing traffic jams and helping with the problems caused by things built on the sides of the road.
PWD is planning an elevated corridor to connect North Delhi and Ghaziabad.
A feasibility study is planned for the 6-km flyover.
The flyover will begin at Nanaksar Gurudwara T-Point and end near Tronica City.
The project aims to address traffic congestion and encroachments.
The estimated cost of the project is approximately Rs 500 crore.
- Who
- PWD and residents.
- What
- Feasibility study for an elevated corridor (flyover).
- When
- Announced in April.
- Where
- From Nanaksar Gurudwara T-Point in Northeast Delhi to near Tronica City.
- Why
- To ease traffic and improve connectivity.
- Project
- Elevated Corridor
- Location
- North Delhi to Ghaziabad
- Length
- 6 km
- Starting Point
- Nanaksar Gurudwara T-Point
- Ending Point
- Delhi-UP border near Tronica City
- Estimated Cost
- Rs 500 crore
- Department in Charge
- PWD