Hindustan Times (East UP)

G Noida: GT Road to be linked with Jewar airport

- Vinod Rajput vinod.rajput@htlive.com HT ARCHIVE

GREATER NOIDA: The Uttar Pradesh government has decided to build a 25km road in order to connect GT Road, also known as National Highway 91, with the proposed internatio­nal airport at Jewar. The four-lane road will boost connectivi­ty between Bulandshah­r and Jewar, officials said, adding the GT Road passes through Dadri in Greater Noida.

The state government has directed the Yamuna Expressway Industrial Developmen­t Authority (Yeida) to work on multi-modal connectivi­ty plan to connect the Jewar airport with rest of Delhi-NCR cities, including Bulandshah­r, Meerut, Ghaziabad, Delhi, and Faridabad, said the officials. “To connect NH 91, also known as GT Road, with the Noida Internatio­nal Airport, the UP government has planned a 25-km road. The government has asked the National Highways

Authority of India (NHAI) to work on this new link that will boost connectivi­ty between Khurja/Bulandshah­r and Jewar. Now, the NHAI will prepare a project report and work on it,” said Arun Vir Singh, CEO, Yeida.

The Integrated Industrial Township Greater Noida Limited (IITGNL) has decided to build a four-lane 2.5km road and an underpass on NH-91 near Shiv Nadar University to connect the proposed logistics hub at Greater Noida’s Bodaki with the highway. An interchang­e is also planned at Dankaur village on the Eastern Peripheral Expressway and another at Sirsa village on the expressway over NH-91 and the Yamuna Expressway. “Greater Noida’s logistics hub, transport hub and Integrated Industrial Township will enjoy smooth connectivi­ty with the airport as these projects are built,” said Narendra Bhooshan, CEO of IITGNL and Greater Noida Authority.

 ?? ?? A 25km road will be built to connect GT Road with the proposed internatio­nal airport in Jewar, said officials.
A 25km road will be built to connect GT Road with the proposed internatio­nal airport in Jewar, said officials.

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