Delhi Metro’s Rithala-Narela Corridor to Extend to Haryana: Check Route, Connectivity Details

New Delhi: In a major development for the Delhi-NCR region, the Delhi government has granted approval for extending the Delhi Metro’s Rithala-Narela corridor into Haryana . This extension will enhance connectivity between Delhi and neighboring Haryana, further integrating the metro network within the region. The proposal is now set to be reviewed by the central government to proceed to the tendering phase.

Route and Length

The extended corridor will cover a total length of 23.73 kilometers, with 2.72 kilometers of this stretch located in Haryana . The extension will connect rural areas along the Delhi-Haryana border to the urban center of Delhi, providing a much-needed link for these regions.

Time and Cost

The project is estimated to cost Rs 6,230.99 crore and is expected to be completed within four years. Once operational, the corridor will allow commuters from the extended areas to travel to central Delhi in approximately 90 minutes.

Stations

The extended corridor will include 19 stations between Rithala and Narela. It will also feature two additional stations in Haryana : Kundli and Nathupur. This expansion is part of the larger Delhi Metro Phase-4 project, which includes several new lines aimed at enhancing urban mobility.

The new extension will provide a seamless and efficient transportation option for residents of the Delhi- Haryana border areas, currently reliant on buses. The expansion aims to reduce travel time, alleviate road congestion, and promote public transport usage.