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The Union Cabinet on March 7 approved Phase-IV of the Delhi Metro, paving the way for the construction of three new corridors, including the Mukundpur-Maujpur corridor, the RK Ashram-Janakpuri West corridor and the Aero City-Tughlakabad corridor. The combined length of these corridors will be 61.679 kilometre, spanning 46 Metro stations, 17 underground and 29 elevated. To be constructed at an estimated cost of Rs 25,000 crore, the three corridors take the Metro deeper into the national capital, improving connectivity while at the same time reducing traffic congestion.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on March 8 laid the foundation stone of the much-awaited Rapid Rail Transit System (RRTS) between Delhi and Meerut. The 82-km route would connect a number of townships along the corridor. There would be 16 stations, and the RRTS will reduce the travelling time between Delhi and Meerut to 55 minutes. The air-conditioned trains are designed to travel at a speed of 180km per hour and will be available at a frequency of 5-10 minutes.

The fourth phase will have six new lines connecting peripheral areas of the city, thus, forming an intersection with all the existing lines. The proposed corridors are Rithala-Narela (21.73 km) Inderlok-Indraprastha (12.57 km) Tughlakabad-Terminal 1 (22.20 km) Lajpat Nagar-Saket G-Block (7.96 km) Janakpuri West-RK Ashram (28.92 km) and Mukundpur-Maujpur (12.54 km).

India generates approximately 62,000 million litres of sewage and wastewater every day and a significant part of it is let untreated into water bodies. Serious health issues and lack of adequate number of sewage treatment plants (STPs) has become a serious concern for the government.

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