In the 4th stage of the Delhi Metro, 44 new subway stations will be added to the six key corridors, thereby significantly enhance the public transport infrastructure of the national capital region (NCR). This ambitious expansion aims to improve connectivity, reduce traffic congestion, and welcome the growing population of Heidri and its surrounding areas.
- Optical Illusion IQ Test: Only 1% With Eagle Eye Vision Can Spot The Bear In 5 Seconds!
- Optical Illusion: Can You Find the Odd Fruit?
- Optical Illusion Challenge: If you have Hawk Eyes find the hidden Matchstick within 12 seconds
- Optical Illusion Visual Test: If you have Eagle Eyes find the Odd Pineapple in 18 Seconds
- Optical Illusion Eye Test: If you have Hawk Eyes Find the Word Fancy in 15 Secs
Overview of stage 4
The Delhi Metro Corporation (DMRC) outlines the comprehensive plan of stage 4, including the total length of 112.32 kilometers. The project is divided into several lines, focusing on elevated and underground parts. The completion of these corridors is expected to occur in stages, and it is expected to be put into operation by the priority corridor in March 2026.
You are watching: Delhi Metro Phase 4: New Stations Name, Route Map, Project Cost and Other Details
Key corridor and radio station
Here are the main corridors in stage 4 and their respective stations:
Air-TUGHLAKABAD (Goldline)
- Level: 23.622 kilometers
- Number of radio stations: 15
MUKUNDPUR -MAUJPUR (pink line)
- Level: 12.55 kilometers
- Number of radio stations: 8
Janakpuri West -RK Ashram (Western Red Line)
- Level: 28.92 kilometers
- Number of radio stations: 22
Inderlok -Indraprastha (green line expansion)
- Level: 12.58 kilometers
- Number of radio stations: 10
Lajpat nagar -Saket G Block
- Level: 8.385 kilometers
- Radio: 8
Rithala -Narela (red line expansion)
- Level: 21.73 kilometers
- Radio: 15
The complete list of new subway stations
You can check the following table listing all 44 new subway stations included in the 4th stage of the Delhi Metro. The station is organized by their corridor:
|
corridor |
metro station |
|
Air-TUGHLAKABAD (Goldline) |
Air |
|
Mahipalpur |
|
|
Vasant Kunj |
|
|
Kishangarh |
|
|
chHAARPUR |
|
|
ChHAARPUR MANDIR |
|
|
ignite |
|
|
Neb Sarai |
|
|
Saket G-Block |
|
|
Ambedkar nagar |
|
|
khanpur |
|
|
Sangam vihar |
|
|
Maa Anandmayee Marg |
|
|
Toglacald Railway Colonial |
|
|
TUGHLAKABAD |
|
|
MUKUNDPUR -MAUJPUR (pink line) |
Mukundpur |
|
Majlis Park |
|
|
Burari Crossing |
|
|
Jharoda majra |
|
|
Jagat Village |
|
|
Soorghat |
|
|
Sonia Vihar (Sonia Vihar) |
|
|
Khajuri khas |
|
|
Bhajanpura |
|
|
Maujpur-Babarpur |
|
|
Janakpuri West -RK Ashram (Western Red Line) |
Janakpuri west |
|
Krishner Park Expansion |
|
|
KESHOPUR |
|
|
Paschim vihar |
|
|
Peragarhi |
|
|
Mango Puri |
|
|
west |
|
|
Pushpanjali |
|
|
Deepali chowk |
|
|
Pitampura |
|
|
Prashant vihar |
|
|
Bei Pi Peitula |
|
|
HaiderPur Badli Mor |
|
|
See more : Optical Illusion Brain Challenge: If you have Hawk Eyes Find the Number 2034 in 15 Secs Inderlok -Indraprastha (green line expansion) |
Interlok |
|
Dayabasti |
|
|
Sarai Rohilla |
|
|
Ajmal Khan Park |
|
|
Nabi Karim (Nabi Karim) |
|
|
New Delhi Railway Station |
|
|
LNJP Hospital |
|
|
Delhi gate |
|
|
IG Stadium |
|
|
indraprastha |
|
|
Lajpat nagar -Saket G Block |
Lajpat nagar (exchange) |
|
Andrews Ganj (Andrews Ganj) |
|
|
Big Kailash-1 |
|
|
Chirag Dilli (exchange) |
|
|
Pushpa bhawan |
|
|
Saket District Center |
|
|
Pushp vihar |
|
|
Saket G block (exchange) |
Project schedule and budget
The estimated cost of this large project is about 2,4948.65 billion. Since the project approved in March 2019, DMRC has begun different construction phases. Major progress has been made in recent months. Priority corridor is expected to be completed by March 2026, although some estimates show that due to various logistics challenges, the complete operating conditions may be extended to 2028.
Connectivity effect
The fourth stage aims to solve the last mile connection problem faced by residents of the newly developed housing area developed by NCR. By connecting the main residential hub with the existing subway line, it aims to promote commuting and promote public transportation of personal vehicles.
New subway stations can not only alleviate traffic congestion, but also reduce air pollution by encouraging more people to choose subway travels rather than cars or bus.
The Delhi Metro expands through the fourth stage to represent major investment in urban infrastructure, and is expected to reshape the commute landscape in Derry and its neighboring areas. With the progress of construction and the opening ceremony of the new station, residents can expect to enhance the ability to maintain consistent with the living standards of modern cities.
Source: https://dinhtienhoang.edu.vn
Category: Optical Illusion