Revamping the DTC: A New Chapter for Delhi's Transport Infrastructure

Delhi's long-delayed plan to redevelop the DTC headquarters is finally gaining momentum. The Rs 206 crore project, approved by the DTC and DSIIDC Boards, will transform the site into a semi-commercial building. Legal and structural challenges previously stalled progress, but recent developments signal a breakthrough.


Devdiscourse News Desk | New Delhi | Updated: 13-08-2025 19:24 IST | Created: 13-08-2025 19:24 IST
Revamping the DTC: A New Chapter for Delhi's Transport Infrastructure
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The Delhi government's extensive plan to overhaul the DTC headquarters is poised to advance, with the project's approval marking a critical step forward, officials confirmed Wednesday.

Tasked with executing the redevelopment, the Delhi State Industrial and Infrastructure Development Corporation will proceed now that both the DTC and DSIIDC Boards have approved the initiative.

Emerging from a decade-long standstill, the project will proceed in a public-private partnership, anticipated to cost the government minimally while transforming the outdated structure into a modern, semi-commercial building.

(With inputs from agencies.)

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