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Barapullah Phase 3 Corridor Opens Sept 29, Cuts Travel Time to South Delhi
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CNBC TV18•22-09-2026, 15:35
Barapullah Phase 3 Corridor Opens Sept 29, Cuts Travel Time to South Delhi
- •Union Home Minister Amit Shah will inaugurate the Barapullah Phase 3 corridor on September 29, connecting East Delhi, Noida, and South Delhi.
- •The 3.5-km elevated stretch links Sarai Kale Khan and Mayur Vihar Phase I, improving connectivity to areas like AIIMS, Green Park, and Hauz Khas.
- •Integrated into the existing Barapullah flyover network, it creates a nearly 9 km signal-free stretch with nine interconnected loops for multiple entry/exit points.
- •The corridor includes Delhi’s 10th road bridge across the Yamuna River and is expected to reduce travel time to AIIMS from 35-40 minutes to 15 minutes.
- •It features dedicated pedestrian pathways and cycle tracks, promoting sustainable urban mobility, and the project cost was revised to ₹1,635 crore.
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Union Home Minister Amit Shah will inaugurate the Barapullah Phase 3 corridor on September 29.
The 3.5-km stretch connects Sarai Kale Khan and Mayur Vihar Phase I, reducing travel time to destinations like AIIMS from 35-40 minutes down to just 15 minutes.
The cost of the project was revised to 1,635 crore rupees, marking an increase of 375 crore rupees from the initial estimate.
