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GURUGRAM (Metro Rail News): Haryana has approved a ₹1,662-crore civil works package for Gurugram Metro Phase 2, clearing the way for Gurugram Metro Rail Limited (GMRL) to invite bids in the first week of October. The package covers a 15.3-km elevated corridor from Sector 9 to DLF Cyber City, including sections where the Metro will run above existing road traffic.
The tender approval marks the next major step towards construction of the second phase, which will extend Metro connectivity deeper into Old Gurugram and towards the city’s major employment hubs.
Gurugram Metro to cover 14 stations across key areas
Gurugram Metro Rail Limited is expected to float the tender within a week of the state government’s approval, according to a senior official quoted by Hindustan Times.The proposed corridor will have 14 stations and run through a mix of residential areas, established neighbourhoods and commercial districts. The alignment will cover:
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- Sector 7
- Sector 4
- Sector 5
- Sector 3
- Ashok Vihar
- Bajghera Road
- Palam Vihar Extension
- Palam Vihar
- Sector 23A
- Sector 22
- Udyog Vihar
- DLF Cyber City
The corridor will provide a link between Old Gurugram and major employment centres in the eastern part of the city.
Gurugram Metro to run above traffic on two road stretches
Around 2 km of the Phase 2 alignment will use flyover-cum-Metro structures. These sections are planned along Old Delhi Road and Bajghera Road, where the Metro viaduct will be constructed above road traffic.
The arrangement is intended to allow road movement to continue below the elevated Metro structure while accommodating the new rail corridor above. The civil works tender will include these double-decker sections at Bajghera and Old Delhi Road.
Interchanges planned with Rapid Metro and Namo Bharat
Phase 2 is also being planned as a network extension rather than an isolated corridor. The alignment will provide interchange opportunities with the Rapid Metro network and the proposed Namo Bharat corridor. It will allow passengers to transfer between different regional and urban rail systems.
The connection to Cyber City is particularly significant as the area is one of Gurugram’s major commercial and employment centres.
Gurugram Metro Phase 2 at a glance
| Information | Details |
| Civil works package | ₹1,662 crore |
| Corridor length | 15.3 km |
| Stations | 14 |
| Corridor | Sector 9-DLF Cyber City |
| Structure | Mainly elevated |
| Double-decker/flyover-cum-Metro | Around 2 km |
| Implementing agency | Gurugram Metro Rail Limited |
The approval moves Gurugram Metro Phase 2 from planning towards procurement. Its eventual completion would add a new east-west connection across several densely developed parts of the city while linking Old Gurugram with Udyog Vihar and Cyber City and connecting the Metro network with other regional rail systems.
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