The New Noida Project is a bold plan that seeks to create a modern city in the National Capital Region (NCR). This big initiative focuses on making the urban environment sustainable and providing opportunities for industries, residents, and businesses. Here are the complete details of this project.
- Phase 1 (2027): 3,165 hectares area will be developed.
- Phase 2 (2032): 3,798 hectares area will be added.
- Phase 3 (2037): Expansion will cover 5,908 hectares.
- Phase 4 (2041): The final phase will developed on 8,230 hectares.
New Noida Project Master Plan
To make the New Noida city balanced and efficient, the land will be used as follows:
Industrial development: 40 percent of the land will be for industries, making it a hub of business and production.
Residential area: 13% will be for homes and individuals.
Green and Recreational Spaces: 18 percent will include open spaces and parks to promote a healthy lifestyle.
Commercial use: 4 percent will be for offices, shopping centers, and other shops.
Public Institutions: 8 percent will be used for schools, hospitals, and government buildings.
New Noida Project Location
The New Noida Project will be developed in the Dedicated Dadri-Noida-Ghaziabad Investment Region (DNGIR). The project will include land from 20 villages of Bulandshahr and Gautam Buddh Nagar. The city will be spread over 209.11 square kilometres, which will be equal to Noida.
Infrastructure and Connectivity
The project is expected to attract significant investments due to its existing infrastructure and strategic location. The industrial area and commercial hub will create numerous employment opportunities to boost the local economy.
New Noida will be built with excellent connectivity. It will connect Greater Noida, Yamuna Expressway Industrial Area and the upcoming Noida International Airport with advanced road and rail networks. The city will also get direct access to the Western Dedicated Freight Corridor (WDFC) to become an important transportation hub of the Delhi-Mumbai Industrial Corridor (DMIC).
