Gurugram Railway Station: 9-story terminal and 15-fold expansion planned under Amrit Bharat Scheme
Gurugram Railway Station is getting a massive makeover to become a modern rail hub for Delhi NCR. Under the Amrit Bharat Station Scheme, the station will undergo a huge expansion to improve passenger experience. Prime Minister Narendra Modi laid the foundation stone for this project on February 26-27, 2024.
What are the new facilities at Gurugram Station?
The station will feature a new 9-story terminal building. This building will be divided into different sections to manage railway work and passenger needs. Three floors will house railway offices, while one floor will be for passenger waiting areas and premium lounges. The remaining four floors will have commercial spaces like food courts, showrooms, and cafes.
How much will the station expand and what is the cost?
The project has an estimated cost of ₹300 crore. The station area is increasing from about 1,500 square meters to 23,587 square meters, which is more than a 15-fold increase. A new fourth platform will also be built to handle more trains.
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Estimated Cost | ₹300 Crore |
| New Area | 23,587 Sq Meters |
| Building Height | G+8 (9 Floors) |
| Parking | Multi-level (Basement + Stilt + 4 Floors) |
| New Platform | 4th Platform to be added |
| Timeline | 3 years from foundation |
What about connectivity and traffic management?
To reduce crowd and traffic, the station will have multiple entry and exit points with dedicated pick-up and drop-off zones. A roof plaza will connect both sides of the tracks. Additionally, officials are studying a 1.8km metro spur from Sector 5 to link the station with the Millennium City Centre-Cyber City Metro Corridor.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
How long will it take to complete the Gurugram station redevelopment?
The project is planned to be completed within three years from the date the foundation stone was laid.
Will there be metro connectivity to the new station?
A committee is currently checking the feasibility of a 1.8km metro spur from Sector 5 to connect the station with the Millennium City Centre-Cyber City corridor.