In-principle nod to extend Kalindi Kunj metro line

Project estimated to cost Rs 874 crore

PTI | December 15, 2011



Noida Authority today gave its nod in principle to Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) for extending the Kalindi Kunj metro line here.

The approval came from Noida Authority CEO Rama Raman after DMRC presented a detailed project report on Kalindi Kunj extension plan at a meeting here.

Slated to be completed by 2016, the project is estimated to cost Rs 874 crore.

From Kalindi Kunj to Botanical Garden, the metro line would be 3.9 km long with two stations at Amity School and Kalindi Kunj. The poposed line would connect Sarita Vihar and Kalkaji-Nehru Place.

The CEO directed the chief project engineer to study the report and also look into the facilities to be provided for it. The next review meeting is scheduled to be held next week.

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