Haryana approves revised Rs 10,266 crore Gurugram Metro project with new rail link spur

The Haryana cabinet has approved a revised cost estimate of Rs 10,266 crore for the Gurugram Metro project following major design and alignment changes.

Officials said the updated plan includes a new 1.8-km spur connecting Sector 5 with Gurugram railway station.

The revised 28.5-km metro corridor will include 27 stations and integration with the existing Rapid Metro network, reported The Times of India.

Authorities have also planned a dedicated maintenance depot in Sector 33 under the updated proposal.

The project cost has increased significantly from earlier estimates due to expansion in scope and infrastructure redesign.

Officials said the state government would seek financial support through a soft loan component from the World Bank.

The metro project is aimed at improving public transport connectivity across Gurugram’s rapidly expanding residential and commercial sectors.

Authorities indicated that integration with existing transport systems remains a key focus area.

The development marks one of the largest urban transit infrastructure upgrades currently underway in the NCR region.