India, July 21 -- The Greater Noida Authority has initiated the process to widen the 2.5-km road connecting Dada Roundabout to the Delhi-Mumbai Industrial Corridor (DMIC) Integrated Industrial Township from four lanes to six. The authority has floated a tender for the project, estimated to cost Rs 25.63 crore. Officials said the road widening is part of a broader plan to improve traffic flow and strengthen connectivity to key industrial and infrastructure projects. The upgraded road will provide smoother access to the DMIC township, Noida International Airport at Jewar and the proposed Multimodal Transport and Logistics Hub, benefiting both commuters and freight traffic.
Senior Manager (Projects) Satish Yadav said the project will also include footpaths on both sides, RCC drains for efficient stormwater disposal, and a safety wall along the central verge. Construction is expected to begin within one to two months after the tender process is completed. Industrial activity at the DMIC township has gathered pace, with more than 30 industrial plots allotted so far. Five companies, including Haier Electronics, have already commenced production, while two group housing plots have also been allotted. The authority is also widening several other major roads across Greater Noida as part of its traffic improvement plan to ease congestion and improve connectivity between industrial and residential sectors.
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