You can go directly to Noida Airport from Delhi’s IGI DMRC proposed, plan to connect Gold Line to Kalindi Kunj, thousands will benefit. Noida Airport will be able to come directly from Delhi’s IGI Airport: DMRC has proposed, plan to connect Gold Line to Kalindi Kunj – Noida (Gautambudh Nagar) News

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The connectivity of both airports will be like this According to the proposal sent by DMRC Chief Project Manager Shiv Om Dwivedi, there will be a 5 km elevated track from Tughlakabad to Kalindi Kunj. To connect Tughlakabad to Kalindi Kunj, there will be a need to build two stations, Sarita Vihar and Madanpur Khadar.

The construction of this 5 km long metro track will cost Rs 950 crore. He has demanded to spend the budget from Yamuna Authority. It has been argued that by connecting the Gold Line at Kalindi Kunj, it will also be connected to the Magenta Line.

The Magenta Line will have direct connectivity to the Botanical Garden. On the other hand, Noida Metro Rail Corporation (NMRC) has also prepared the route charge to connect Aqua Line from Sector 142 to Botanical Garden. This line is 11.5 kilometers. It is directly till Knowledge Park-5. A direct line of metro and Namo Bharat Rail is proposed from here to Jewar Airport. In such a situation, passengers will be able to come directly from IGI to Jewar Airport.

Claim to complete the track in three years A 72.4 km Namo Bharat and Metro route is also proposed from Ghaziabad to Jewar Airport via Pari Chowk, although it may take six years or more to prepare this route, but if this proposal is approved then DMRC It has claimed to complete the track in three years, after which people will not face any problem in commuting to Delhi, IGI, Noida and Greater Noida.

Botanical Garden will be the biggest junction Presently the Botanical Garden is connected to the Magenta Line and Blue Line. The Magenta Line starts from Janakpuri West Metro Station and ends at Botanical Garden via Kalindi Kunj. There are 25 metro stations on this track, out of which 15 stations are underground and 10 are on the surface.

At the same time, the Blue Line Metro route connects Botanical Garden and further to Noida Electricity Metro Station via Delhi’s Dwarka Sector-21 Metro Station. There are 50 metro stations on this route. At the same time, now a proposal has been made to connect Gold Line to Botanical, apart from this, the paperwork to connect Aqua Line from Sector-142 to Botanical is almost complete.