South Delhi is set to receive a major connectivity boost with the construction of a new elevated metro corridor on the Golden Line. The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) has officially invited bids to build a 3.9-kilometer section that will connect Tughlakabad to Kalindi Kunj. This new infrastructure project is designed to link the existing Magenta and Violet Lines, which will help reduce heavy traffic on the roads of South Delhi and provide better travel options for daily commuters.
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Stations and Route Connectivity
The new elevated stretch will include four key stations to serve the densely populated areas of the region. The route begins at Tughlakabad and ends at Kalindi Kunj, covering Sarita Vihar Depot and Madanpur Khadar in between. Tughlakabad station will function as an interchange point for the Violet Line, while the Kalindi Kunj station will offer connectivity to the Magenta Line. This design ensures that passengers can easily switch lines and reach different parts of the city without facing road congestion.
Project Cost and Timeline Details
The authorities have outlined the financial estimates and timeframes for this specific extension. The project is being executed under Delhi Metro plans to strengthen the network. Below are the key details regarding the cost and deadlines associated with the Sarita Vihar Depot to Kalindi Kunj section.
- Project Section: Sarita Vihar Depot to Kalindi Kunj
- Total Length: 3.9 Kilometers
- Estimated Cost: ₹1024.8 Crore
- Bid Invitation Date: February 11, 2026
- Expected Completion: 2027-2028
- Key Interchange: Violet Line and Magenta Line