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tracks Rs 15,000 crore Namo Bharat RRTS project

01 May 2026

Real estate experts predict a surge in property values along the Faridabad-Noida-Ghaziabad Expressway and the RRTS alignment.
tracks Rs 15,000 crore Namo Bharat RRTS project

Haryana Approves Final Alignment for Gurugram-Faridabad-Noida RRTS Corridor

Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini has given the green light for the Gurugram-Faridabad-Noida Namo Bharat RRTS corridor, a massive push to regional connectivity in the region.

The Rs 15,000 crore project is expected to reduce travel time across the National Capital Region (NCR), transforming hours-long commutes into mere minutes.

The Speed Revolution: Faster Commutes Ahead

  • Gurugram to Noida: Reduced from 1.5-2 hours by road to just 38ā€“40 minutes.
  • Gurugram to Faridabad: A swift 20-minute journey, down from over an hour at present.

With trains capable of speeds up to 180 km/h and operating every five to seven minutes, the corridor will bypass the congested roads of Delhi, providing a direct, high-speed artery for lakhs of daily commuters.

Project Blueprint: 18 Stations, Dual-Model Transit

  • 64-km corridor (with 52 km in Haryana) will feature 18 stations.
  • Operating as a hybrid 'RRTS-cum-Metro' system, the plan includes running both high-speed Namo Bharat trains and local metro services on the same tracks.

Key Route Highlights

  • Gurugram Segment (14.5 km): Starts from IFFCO Chowk, connecting Millennium City Centre, Sector 52, and Gwal Pahari.
  • Faridabad Segment (16 km): Passes through Sainik Colony, NIT and Bata Chowk ending near Badshahpur.
  • Noida/Greater Noida Link: Enters Noida via the Sector 142/168 belt (FNG entry point), terminating at Surajpur Junction.

Timeline and Economic Impact

CM Saini has directed the National Capital Region Transport Corporation (NCRTC) to finalise the Detailed Project Report (DPR) immediately

  • Construction is expected to start by December 2026.
  • The corridor is projected to be operational by 2031.

Beyond just speed, the project is a 'massive boost' for the economy. By linking the two industrial powerhouses of Haryana (Gurugram and Faridabad) with the commercial tech-hubs of Noida, the state government aims to create a 'Special Corridor for Mobility and Business.'

Real estate experts predict a surge in property values along the Faridabad-Noida-Ghaziabad (FNG) Expressway and the RRTS alignment, as these once-distant cities become effectively neighbouring suburbs.

ā€œThis is more than a rail line; it is a transformative mobility network. It will offer seamless, high-speed travel, significantly reduce traffic congestion, and contribute to environmental sustainability,ā€ the Chief Minister said.