Archive · 25 Jul 2025
Noida Metro's 2.6km Extension to Bodaki Approved by Centre
The government has said yes to building a new part of the metro in Noida!
This new part will be 2.6 kilometers long and will go to a place called Bodaki, making it easier for people to get around.
It will cost a lot of money, which will come from different government groups.
This new metro line will help people who live in areas like Bodaki and Junpat village travel more easily, and it might make it so fewer people need to drive their cars.
The people in charge of the metro are also hoping to build more lines to connect to other metro lines and even the airport!
A 2.6-kilometer metro extension from Depot station to Bodaki in Greater Noida has been approved.
The project aims to improve connectivity in areas like Bodaki and Junpat village.
The total cost of the extension is Rs 416.34 crore.
Funding will be shared between central and state government agencies.
NMRC is seeking approval for two more projects, including a link to Botanical Garden.
- Who
- The central government, Uttar Pradesh government, and NMRC.
- What
- A 2.6-kilometer metro extension.
- When
- The central government cleared the project on July 25, 2025.
- Where
- From Depot station to Bodaki in Greater Noida.
- Why
- To improve connectivity and reduce reliance on road transport in Greater Noida.
Supporters
Skeptics
Connectivity
Supporters
Improved connectivity for residents of Bodaki and Junpat village.
Skeptics
Limited direct benefits, potentially impacting other areas.
- Project Length
- 2.6 kilometers
- Destination
- Bodaki, Greater Noida
- Total Cost
- Rs 416.34 crore
- Central Institutions Funding
- Rs 211.80 crore
- Central Government Funding
- Rs 70.59 crore
- Uttar Pradesh Govt. Funding
- Rs 91.08 crore
- Land Acquisition
- Rs 10.44 crore