INFRASTRUCTURE

Greater Noida Industrial Development Authority (GNIDA)GNIDA is responsible for developing international-standard infrastructure in Greater Noida. Greater Noida is strategically located closeto four important industrial hubs: Noida ,Ghaziabad , Faridabad (35 kms away) and Meerut (75 kms). This region boasts of the singlelargest direct investment by transnational companies.InfrastructurelGreater Noida city is located at the intersection of the Western and Eastern Dedicated Freight Corridors. It is also the gateway totheDelhi-Mumbai Industrial Corridor (DMIC).lImportant expressways originate from this city, namely the Yamuna Expressway from Greater Noida to AgralAn eight-lane, 25 km-long expressway connects Greater Noida directly to DelhilGreater Noida is the only city in North India with privatized power distribution, which ensures efficient power supply.lEastern Peripheral Expressway, under development, will take off at Kundli and will join NH2 at Faridabad via Ghaziabad and GreaterNoida. The Howrah-Delhi main railway line passes through the area.Industry HublWith a large number of automobile and automobile component manufacturers located here, Greater Noida is increasingly beingreferred to as he Detroit of IndialIndustrial majors such as Asian Paints, Bharat Petroleum, Delphi Automotive Systems, Yamaha Motors, Honda Siel, LG Electronics,New Holland Tractors, Pepsi, Hindustan Times and Moser Baer India have all chosen Greater Noida as their preferred industrial anoperational base.Medical UniversitylA Medical University is proposed to be developed with state-of-the-art facilities near Gautam Budh University in a total area of 50acreslEstimated cost of construction of this multi-pecialityhospital is INR 939 crorelMedical University is proposed to offer facilities for courses in MBBS, BDS, MD and MDSHeliportlA heliport is proposed to be developed in Greater Noida which will provide a vertical gateway to New Delhi, Agra and JaipurNight SafarilCovering an area of about 222.36 hectare, Greater Noida's proposed Night Safari is the fourth such project of its kind in the world,after Thailand, China and Singapore.Boraki Railway StationlThe state-of-the-art Boraki railway station is to serve the Noida-Greater Noida-Sikandrabad-Bulandshahar hinterlandlIt is projected to cost INR 132.49 crore of which INR 26.12 crore is to be borne by Indian Railways on railway infrastructure, and thebalance INR 106.37 crore by the Greater Noida Industrial Development Authority, including land cost of INR 24.60 crore atprevailing rates