The Delhi Metro rail Corporation (DMRC) has officially commenced civil construction on the Lajpat nagar to Saket G Block section, a part of Phase IV of the delhi Metro expansion. This marks a significant step in expanding connectivity in South Delhi.

Key Highlights of the Project

1. Corridor Details:

o The Lajpat Nagar–Saket G Block corridor is part of the Phase IV metro plan, which aims to extend delhi Metro coverage and reduce traffic congestion.

o This is the first major construction work outside the previously designated priority corridors, signaling a broader rollout of Phase IV projects.

2. Strategic Importance:

o The corridor will connect densely populated and commercial areas in South delhi, improving commuter convenience and reducing travel time.

o Enhanced connectivity to key residential, commercial, and educational hubs is expected.

3. Construction and Timeline:

o Civil work includes elevated and underground sections, station construction, track laying, and utility integration.

o While the exact completion date isn’t announced, DMRC generally completes Phase IV projects in 3–5 years from the start of civil works.

4. Expected Benefits:

o Reduced traffic congestion on roads between Lajpat nagar and Saket.

o Faster and safer travel for daily commuters.

o Boost to local businesses due to improved accessibility.

o Integration with existing delhi Metro lines for seamless connectivity.

Looking Ahead

Phase IV of delhi Metro is a major urban mobility initiative, and the start of civil work on this corridor is a critical milestone. Residents of South delhi can expect enhanced transportation options and better connectivity once the corridor is operational.

 

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