- Service expansion plans detail how elevated corridors and routes are being established to connect Delhi with Haryana, Faridabad, and Rajasthan.
- New connectivity proposals, including a corridor from Ghaziabad to Jewar Airport, aim to improve infrastructure in the NCR.
Namo Bharat Corridor Showcased in Berlin as Part of India's Transport Tech
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What happened
The National Capital Region Transport Corporation (NCRTC) is showcasing India's Regional Rapid Transit System, Namo Bharat, at InnoTrans 2026 in Berlin. The event features the 82-km Delhi-Ghaziabad-Meerut Namo Bharat corridor, which connects Sarai Kale Khan in Delhi with Modipuram in Meerut. The NCRTC inaugurated its stall at the trade fair with the presence of D Thara, Secretary of the Department of Capital Development, Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs, and Shalabh Goel, Managing Director of NCRTC.
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Why it matters
The showcase demonstrates the potential of regional rail to connect cities and expand access to economic opportunities. The project highlights how regional rails can support sustainable development across a metropolitan region. The successful operationalization of the corridor is seen as a major milestone in India’s regional mobility journey.
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Who's involved
- DelhiStarting point of the corridor showcasing the regional rapid transit system.
- GhaziabadMidpoint of the corridor, connecting to the larger metropolitan region.
- National Capital Region Transport CorporationThe operator of the regional rapid transit system being showcased.
- MeerutThe destination city connected by the operational corridor.
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Related events
- Government accelerated the completion of a freight corridor involving Dadri and Delhi.
- Amit Shah and Rekha Gupta inaugurated the elevated Barapullah corridor linking areas in Delhi and Noida.
- Future high-speed rail corridor connection and contributions to the NCR aviation network involving Agra, Noida International Airport, and Delhi.
- NCRTC began operating services in the Ghaziabad corridor as of August 1, 2026.