Noida and YEIDA Set for Transformation with Mega Projects in 2025
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Noida and YEIDA Set for Transformation with Mega Projects in 2025

The Noida, Greater Noida, Noida Extension, and YEIDA regions are set to undergo substantial changes in 2025, driven by key infrastructure projects aimed at enhancing urban mobility, connectivity, and economic growth.

One of the most significant developments is the Noida International Airport in Jewar, scheduled to open by April 2025. With 30 flights, including international routes to Singapore, Zurich, and Dubai, the airport will initially serve 50 lakh passengers annually. Eventually, it will become the largest airport in India, featuring six runways.

The 5.5 km Bhangel elevated road above Dadri Road is nearing completion and is set to reduce traffic congestion, facilitating better travel between Noida and Greater Noida. The project, expected to open by January 31, 2025, resolves previous design issues to ensure smooth implementation.

The Noida, Greater Noida, Noida Extension, and YEIDA regions are set to undergo substantial changes in 2025, driven by key infrastructure projects aimed at enhancing urban mobility, connectivity, and economic growth. One of the most significant developments is the Noida International Airport in Jewar, scheduled to open by April 2025. With 30 flights, including international routes to Singapore, Zurich, and Dubai, the airport will initially serve 50 lakh passengers annually. Eventually, it will become the largest airport in India, featuring six runways. The 5.5 km Bhangel elevated road above Dadri Road is nearing completion and is set to reduce traffic congestion, facilitating better travel between Noida and Greater Noida. The project, expected to open by January 31, 2025, resolves previous design issues to ensure smooth implementation.

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