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Delhi's New ₹7,000-Crore Corridor to Ease Airport Traffic

Delhi's New ₹7,000-Crore Corridor to Ease Airport Traffic
Flying Out of Delhi? This New ₹7,000-Crore Corridor Promises a Faster Airport Commute · timesnownews.com

Delhi is building a new ₹7,000-crore road corridor to make travel to the airport and between West Delhi and South Delhi faster and more reliable.

This corridor includes an 8.1 km road and a 3.14 km tunnel under the Southern Ridge.

The project aims to reduce traffic on busy roads like Mahipalpur and Rangpuri, especially during peak hours.

It will benefit people traveling between Gurugram, Dwarka, West Delhi, and South Delhi, as well as airport passengers.

The tunnel is designed to protect the green cover of the Southern Ridge.

While the project promises smoother travel, some worry about its environmental impact.

The government hasn't yet announced when construction will start or when the corridor will open.

Key facts

Project Cost
₹6,969.67 crore
Length of Corridor
8.1 km
Tunnel Length
3.14 km (including 1.98 km under Southern Ridge)
Expected Beneficiaries
Commuters between Gurugram, Dwarka, West Delhi, South Delhi, and airport passengers
Project Model
Hybrid Annuity Model
Key Connections
Shiv Murti Interchange (Dwarka Expressway) to Nelson Mandela Marg (Vasant Kunj)

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