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Uttar Pradesh has already been blessed with many big expressways from Ganga Expressway to Gorakhpur-Siliguri. Now preparations are on to build the smallest expressway in UP soon. Know which districts will get connectivity through this and the journey will become easier.
Where will it be made?
This expressway will be built between Jewar Airport and New Noida. Its aim is to improve connectivity between the two. Besides, the surrounding districts will also benefit from it. The expressway can be of 4 lanes or 6 lanes.
Paving the way for land acquisition
After the approval of the master plan of Dadri, Noida, Ghaziabad Investment Region (DNGIR), the way for land acquisition for the expressway may also be cleared soon.
what length
The length of this expressway to be built between Jewar Airport and New Noida will be 16 kilometers. This will improve the connectivity of Jewar Airport with many districts including Bulandshahr.
Preparation to connect railway line
According to media reports, there is a plan to connect the airport from Rundhi to Chola with rail connectivity. Its DPR has been sent to the government for approval.
Master plan ready
Dadri, Noida, Ghaziabad Investment Region (DNGIR) is to be established on the land of 80 villages of Dadri and Bulandshahr. The government has given the green signal to its master plan.
The new city will be established in 209 square kilometers
New Noida will be settled in 209.11 square kilometers i.e. 20 thousand 911.29 hectares. The master plan of Dadri, Noida, Ghaziabad Investment Region (DNGIR) will be completed in four phases.
population will be 6 lakh
New Noida includes 60 villages of Bulandshahr and 20 villages of Gautam Buddha Nagar. The population of this city will be around 6 lakhs. The number of people living here is expected to increase further by 2041.
This work will be completed in four phases
The master plan will be completed in four phases. In the first phase, 3165 hectares of land will be developed between 2023 and 2027. There are plans to develop 3798 hectares of land by 2027-32, 5908 hectares by 2032-37 and 8230 hectares by 2037-41.
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North India Statesman