Metro link is coming to Panchkula, according to Manohar Lal Khattar

Manohar Lal Khattar, the chief minister of Haryana, said that Panchkula will soon have access to a metro train system. Speaking at a state-level event held at the Indradhanush Auditorium, he said that Panchkula citizens will soon have access to the city’s metro rail system. He also mentioned that the Tricity area project, which seeks to link Panchkula, Chandigarh, and Mohali, is now in progress.

The chief minister launched several state development projects and set the cornerstones at the occasion. Eight such programs, he added, have already been held, and the state government has started 1,612 projects totaling Rs 17,203 crore.

Under the present system, he said, the country’s growth rate has grown from 5.5% to 6.7%. “Haryana has made remarkable progress under the current government, as evidenced by the state’s growth rate of 8%.”

Additionally, he said that a number of universities have been founded in the state with the intention of guaranteeing ladies easy access to education. “Recently, our government declared that medical institutions will be opening in every state district. According to CM Khattar, the land purchase for colleges in the other districts is also nearing completion. The majority of districts now have medical colleges.

According to Khattar, the state’s progress has drawn both domestic and foreign investment. He said that all of Haryana’s districts are now linked to the National Highway and that PM Modi would open the Dwarka Expressway on March 11 at a cost of around Rs 7,000 crore.

Project Tricity Metro

All parties involved, including Punjab, Haryana, and Chandigarh, agreed to implement a two-coach metro system in the Tricity based on recommendations from the Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs. The planned RITES adjustments, which included connecting Zirakpur to Panchkula via the proposed Metro corridor two and aligning the proposed Metro corridor one near the railway station, were also, in theory, accepted by all stakeholders.

RITES Ltd. was given the task of conducting research for the creation of an alternative analysis report and a thorough project report for the first phase of Tricity’s MRTS network.

The first phase of the corridors consists of the following routes: 32.20 km with 26 stations from Paroul (New Chandigarh) to Sector 28, Panchkula; 36.4 km with 29 stations from Sukhna Lake to ISBT Zirakpur via Airport; and 13.8 km from Sector 39 to Transport Light Chowk via Tribune Chowk.