Manjhawali Bridge & 4-Lane Road: Faridabad-Greater Noida in 15 Mins, Ends 36-Year Wait

• Manjhawali bridge and a new four-lane road will drastically cut travel time between Faridabad and Greater Noida to just 15-30 minutes, ending a 36-year wait.
• The project, costing 66 crore rupees, will benefit 150-200 villages in Haryana and UP, improving connectivity and access to essential services.
• Commuters, students, and businesses will save significant time and fuel, avoiding congested routes like Delhi's Kalindi Kunj.
• The 1.7 km bridge and road, along with 5 km of four-lane widening, faced delays since 1989 due to land disputes and compensation issues on the UP side.
• The project connects key regions like Faridabad, Gurugram, Palwal to Noida, Jewar, and Bulandshahr, boosting regional development and land rates.

Why It Matters: After 36 years, the Manjhawali bridge and 4-lane road will connect Faridabad-Greater Noida in 15 mins.