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Delhi’s Upcoming 14 Km Corridor Will Give Direct Access To IGI Airport From South Delhi

by Tania Tarafdar
Delhi’s Upcoming 14 Km Corridor Will Give Direct Access To IGI Airport From South Delhi

Delhiites rejoice as now travel to the IGI airport is going to be much easier from South Delhi. An upcoming 14km elevated corridor from Barapullah to Mahipalpur bypass in South Delhi is aimed at avoiding congestion in the neighborhood areas. The six-lane corridor will provide direct access to Indira Gandhi International Airport for commuters travelling from Central, South, and East Delhi.

The Road Corridor Will Start From Barapullah Flyover And Pass By Aurobindo

According to the plan, the road corridor will start from Barapullah flyover and pass by Aurobindo Marg, Brigadier Hoshiyar Singh Road, Africa Avenue, Vivekanand Marg, Nelson Mandela Road, Vasant Kunj Road, and Mahipalpur Bypass, and touch down at National Highway-8. The corridor will ensure that commuters from east Delhi have almost signal-free access up to the airport.

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Travel From Mumbai To Delhi In 12 Hours

Coming to the roads, the distance between Delhi and Mumbai will drastically reduce by 220Km with the upcoming Greenfield Expressway, which will also be the longest in the country. The new Mumbai-Delhi Expressway will span 1,275 km; it will be an eight-lane highway with the provisions to expand it into 12-lanes in the future. At the same time, this highway will allow vehicles to run at a speed of 120 km per hour. While the annual plan for national highway works in Maharashtra was approved for ₹2,727 crores, this project’s cost has been stretched to ₹5801 crore now.

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These upcoming projects are all set to make the commute easier for us.

First Published: September 08, 2021 1:44 PM