Direct metro connectivity from Greater Noida to Delhi Airport
As per the latest development, the Uttar Pradesh Cabinet approved the extension of the Aqua Line Metro, which will bring Noida and Greater Noida one step closer to a more robust public transportation system.
If reports are to go by, this 11.5 km corridor, estimated to cost INR 2,254 crore, will extend the Aqua Line from Sector 142 to the Botanical Garden station, facilitating connectivity to the Delhi Metro's Blue and Magenta lines.
The Noida Metro Rail Corporation (NMRC) hailed this Cabinet approval as a ‘pivotal step’ in enhancing the city's Metro network, promising ‘substantial benefits to the region.’ NMRC Managing Director Lokesh M described the state cabinet's nod as a significant step that will ensure "seamless public transportation.
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