Greater Noida: Great Noida Authority plans to reduce the busy area of ​​the Jagat agriculture market in Surajpur-Kasna Road, a place decorated with colleges and academic institutions.
Authority has roamed the Apolejay-School of Architecture Institute and Planning (AIT-SAP) to develop a plan within a week which will include the construction of the bus and bridge bridges and bridges that are dedicated.
“We had initial talks with experts from Ait-SAP last week, where they made a presentation on the same thing.
I have asked them to submit the final plan to decorate in the early Jagat agriculture area, in a week,” said Narendra Bhoooshan, Authority CEO.
Rite, the Greater Noida Traffic Advisory Agency will conduct a regional inspection in coordination with AIT-SAP.
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Bipasha Kumar from Ait-Sap, told Ti that they would start working on his decentless plan.
“We see making automatic stands, walkways for pedestrians and separate cycle lines.
More plans will be formed as soon as we have planned the final plan.” BhooShan, officials said, interested in footbridges in the area for pedestrians.
This step was present after the old demands of residents and commuters in the area.
“There are so many colleges and institutions near Jagat farms such as GL Bajaj Educational Institute, Iimt, Greater Noida Institute of Technology (Gniot), Galgotias and Sharda and also LG, Yamaha and Holland Tractors.
It’s always crowded,” said Harinder Bhati , a local resident.
Also, Jagat Farm is the largest market in Greater Noida where buyers from all cities come to shop for goods and a large number of students from neighboring colleges and car boards and bus institutes for their trips.
Alok Singh, another resident of Greater Noida, said, “Jagat Farm draws a large crowd every day.
It is also an important path that connects Noida with Greater Noida.
There is a permanent crowding situation in the area with pedestrians, cyclists and motorists all face problems in The middle of the Autos UNulrat driver.
This leads to the movement of the vehicle affected every day.
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