Metro Expansion to Rawta Mod
Passengers, please take note that the Metro service is about to get even better! The Gray Line of Delhi Metro is set to stretch from Dhansa Border all the way to Rawta Mod. Currently, this line runs from Dwarka to the Dhansa Bus Stand Metro Station, but with this new extension, it will connect to three additional stations: Mitraun, Surhera, and Rawta Mod. This 6.89 km extension is great news for commuters traveling between Delhi and Najafgarh, making their daily journeys a lot more convenient.
Benefits for Local Residents
Delhi’s Transport Minister recently highlighted how this metro expansion will significantly ease travel for residents of nearby colonies and villages. The new stations will directly benefit people living in areas like Mitraun, Surhera village, Dabur Enclave Colony, Gopal Nagar Colony, and Jafarpur village. By providing better access to public transport, this extension helps connect these communities more effectively with the rest of the city.
Impact on Education and Healthcare
This metro extension will also have a positive impact on local educational institutions and healthcare facilities. With the new stations, thousands of students will find it easier to reach campuses like NSUT and ITI, ensuring they can attend classes without hassle. Additionally, many patients visiting Rao Tularam Hospital will benefit from improved transport options, making it simpler for them to access medical care. Overall, this development is a promising step towards enhancing public transit in the region.
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Delhi Metro Gray Line Extension
The Gray Line of Delhi Metro will soon extend from Dhansa Border to Rawta Mod, covering 6.89 km with three new stations at Mitraun, Surhera, and Rawta Mod. This expansion, announced by Delhi Transport Minister Kailash Gehlot, aims to enhance travel for residents of nearby colonies and villages, including Mitraun and Dabur Enclave. It will benefit students attending local educational institutions and patients visiting Rao Tularam Hospital. The detailed project report has been submitted for approval.
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