The Haryana Mass Rapid Transport Corporation (HMRTC) is making significant strides in the development of the Palam Vihar to Dwarka metro extension project. Senior officials have indicated that plans are underway to finalize the alignment and locations for this much-anticipated extension, which aims to connect Palam Vihar in Gurugram to Dwarka’s Sector 21.
The project will feature key interchanges: one at the Palam Vihar station connecting with the Gurugram Metro corridor, another at the IECC station of the Airport Express, and a final interchange at the Dwarka Sector 21 metro station. The alignment for the project has been settled, but discussions are ongoing regarding the placement of the last metro station. Options under consideration include positioning the station near the Bijwasan railway station or the interstate bus terminal in Dwarka. The decision will hinge on passenger convenience and preferences for connectivity between trains and buses.
With an estimated cost of ₹1,687 crore, the project was approved by the Haryana government in October 2022. Haryana is set to cover ₹1,541 crore of this cost. Once the final alignment is decided, the project will be expedited and sent for Union government approval.
The extension will span 8.4 kilometers, with 5 kilometers running from Palam Vihar to Sector 111 in Gurugram and the remaining 3.4 kilometers extending into Delhi. The route will include seven elevated metro stations: Chauma village, Sector 110-A, Sector 111, Sector 28 in Dwarka, IECC, and Dwarka Sector 21.
The detailed project report outlines that the metro stations will be elevated, with an interchange planned at Rezangla Chowk in Palam Vihar to facilitate connections with the main Gurugram Metro line extending from Huda City Centre to Cyber City via Old Gurugram and Palam Vihar.
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