New Delhi: Rail Vikas Nigam Limited (RVNL) is making steady progress on its ₹447.42 crore D2C-02 package under Delhi Metro Phase IV, aimed at strengthening public transport connectivity across South Delhi.
The project involves the construction of a 7.298-km elevated viaduct and platform structures for seven metro stations on the Pushp Vihar–Lajpat Nagar stretch. The work forms part of the wider expansion of the Delhi Metro network and is expected to support faster, more sustainable urban mobility in the capital.
RVNL’s Delhi Metro Phase IV Package Covers 7.3-Km Corridor
Under the D2C-02 package, RVNL is responsible for major elevated construction and engineering works along the designated corridor.
The scope of work includes:
- 863 viaduct piles
- 208 pile caps
- More than 2,200 precast segments
- Six special spans
- Elevated structures for seven metro stations
- Construction of a 7.298-km elevated corridor
Piling activities are already underway as construction progresses across multiple fronts.
Read also: RVNL to Roll Out First Vande Bharat Sleeper Prototype from Latur Factory by March 2027
Key Construction Milestones Achieved
RVNL has reported progress on several important activities under the package.
The company has completed the first working pile, marking an important milestone in the foundation works. In addition, three pile caps have already been constructed.
Other progress includes:
- Design submissions completed as part of the project execution process
- Batching plant commissioned
- Foundation and piling activities progressing
- Work advancing on elevated corridor structures
These developments indicate that the project has moved forward into active construction and foundation stages.
Pushp Vihar-Lajpat Nagar Corridor to Improve South Delhi Connectivity
The D2C-02 package is expected to strengthen metro connectivity across key areas of South Delhi.
The elevated corridor will provide commuters with an additional public transport option and is expected to offer a faster and more sustainable alternative to road-based travel.
Expansion of metro infrastructure can also support long-term urban mobility and help ease pressure on busy road networks by encouraging greater use of public transportation.
Project Supports Sustainable Urban Mobility
The Delhi Metro Phase IV expansion is part of efforts to strengthen mass rapid transit infrastructure in the National Capital Region.
Improved metro connectivity can provide several benefits, including:
- Better connectivity between residential and commercial areas
- Reduced dependence on private vehicles
- More efficient public transportation
- Support for sustainable urban development
- Improved mobility for daily commuters
The RVNL package will contribute to this wider objective through the construction of new elevated infrastructure and metro stations.
RVNL Strengthens Role in Urban Infrastructure
The Delhi Metro Phase IV project further expands RVNL’s involvement in major transportation and urban infrastructure projects.
The company is focusing on engineering-led execution and timely progress across its infrastructure portfolio. Its work on the D2C-02 package highlights its role in supporting large-scale public transport infrastructure and improving connectivity in Indian cities.
About Rail Vikas Nigam Limited (RVNL)
Rail Vikas Nigam Limited (RVNL) is a Navratna Central Public Sector Enterprise under the Ministry of Railways. The company undertakes major rail and transportation infrastructure projects, including new railway lines, bridges, electrification, metro projects and other large-scale infrastructure works across India. RVNL plays an important role in supporting the country’s transportation connectivity and infrastructure development.
Read also: RVNL 23rd AGM: Shareholders Approve ₹0.71 Final Dividend, Review FY26 Financial Performance
