Archive · 24 Jul 2025
Centre Approves Noida Metro Aqua Line Extension to Bodaki MMTH
Imagine the government is building a longer train track for the Noida Metro!
They're extending it to a new transportation hub called Bodaki, which will connect buses, trains, and local transport.
This new extension will have three stations and will make it easier for people to travel around.
The government has approved the project and it will take about three years to finish.
The project will cost money and the money is coming from different sources, including the central and state governments.
Central government approves Noida Metro Aqua Line extension to Bodaki MMTH.
The 2.6 km extension includes three stations: Depot Station, Junpat Village, and Bodaki.
Bodaki MMTH will integrate an ISBT, railway station, and local bus stand.
Project cost is estimated at Rs 416.34 crore, with funding from multiple sources.
Completion of the project is expected in three years.
- Who
- The Central government approved the project.
- What
- Approval of the Noida Metro Aqua Line extension to Bodaki MMTH.
- When
- The project is slated to be completed in three years.
- Where
- Noida, extending to Bodaki.
- Why
- To enhance urban connectivity and integrate transport modes.
- Project
- Noida Metro Aqua Line Extension
- Extension Length
- 2.6 km
- Stations
- 3 (Depot, Junpat, Bodaki)
- Total Cost
- Rs 416.34 crore
- Completion Time
- 3 years
- Funding Sources
- Central, UP government, loans, PPP