Greater Noida’s Dadri will develop a multi-modal logistics hub (MMLH) with a Rs 7,064 crore investment from the Uttar Pradesh government. Covering 823 acres, it includes a 455-acre core area and facilities spanning 17.5 acres, with a rail yard and other projects on 350 acres. The hub, guided by an action plan from Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, aims to be India’s largest logistics hub, offering container handling, warehousing, cold storage, and more.

The Dadri multi-modal logistics hub, which is a dry port located on the Eastern and Western Dedicated Freight Corridors, aims to be India’s largest and world-class freight handling facility. The project, advancing under a PPP model overseen by Greater Noida Industrial Development Authority, includes rail connectivity, customs facilities, cargo areas, truck parking, and green spaces, following NICDIT guidelines.

Approach Track and Rail Over Rail (ROR) Bridge

The Greater Noida Industrial Development Authority has completed the DPR for an approach track and Rail Over Rail (ROR) bridge from New Dadri station to the MMLH boundary. DFCCIL has approved the railway tracks and terminal stations within the MMLH. Tender documentation for land acquisition and signaling is finalized, and trunk infrastructure development, including roads, canals, bridges, and utilities, is progressing.