Archive · 22 Aug 2026
Madhuban Chowk Skywalk Set to Improve Safety and Connectivity
Delhi is building a raised walkway at Madhuban Chowk.
It will include a skywalk and a foot overbridge.
People will be able to walk above the busy Outer Ring Road instead of crossing it at street level.
The walkway will connect two metro stations with Rohini District Court.
This should make travel safer for metro passengers, court visitors, staff and local residents.
It may also reduce conflicts between people walking and vehicles.
The project is 60 per cent complete and is expected to finish by November 30.
Officials say it could encourage more people to use the metro.
The Madhuban Chowk skywalk and foot overbridge is 60 per cent complete.
The Public Works Department is building the project along Delhi’s Outer Ring Road.
The Rs 9.62-crore project is targeted for completion by November 30.
The facility will connect Pitampura Metro Station, Madhuban Chowk Metro Station and Rohini District Court.
The grade-separated route aims to improve pedestrian safety, metro connectivity and traffic flow.
- Who
- The Delhi government, led by Chief Minister Rekha Gupta, and the Public Works Department.
- What
- Construction of a skywalk and foot overbridge at Madhuban Chowk.
- When
- The project is 60 per cent complete and targeted for completion by November 30.
- Where
- Along the Outer Ring Road at Madhuban Chowk in Delhi, connecting nearby metro stations and Rohini District Court.
- Why
- To provide safer pedestrian movement, improve metro and last-mile connectivity, and help traffic flow more smoothly.
- Project
- Madhuban Chowk skywalk and foot overbridge
- Cost
- Rs 9.62 crore
- Progress
- 60 per cent complete
- Target completion
- November 30
- Implementing agency
- Public Works Department
- Key connections
- Pitampura Metro Station, Madhuban Chowk Metro Station and Rohini District Court
- Expected benefits
- Safer crossings, stronger last-mile connectivity and smoother traffic flow