Manjhawali Flyover - Status Report or Progress Timeline

The foundation stone for the construction of Manjhawali bridge being built for better connectivity of Greater Noida and Faridabad was laid on 15 August 2014. This bridge was to be ready in 1 year, but today more than 7 years have passed since the construction of this bridge.

Timeline - Progress or Status Report of Manjhawali Flyover

15 August 2014

Inaugurated

Four-lane Manjhawali Flyover is inaugurated by Krishan Pal Gurjar which is a dream project of our Minister

Oct 2016

Clearance of construction by Akhilesh Yadav

In Oct 2016, Krishan Pal Gurjar met with CM Akhilesh Yadav where UP has got clearance for flyover construction

Aug 2017

Detailed Project Report (DPR) finalised

  • Tendering for bridge construction started under Haryana PWD (B&R).
  • Environmental and land clearance approvals were obtained.
  • After 3 years of Inauguration of Manjhawali Flyover, not a single brick laid down.

    Source: Jagran News
Jun 2018

No Consturction work started yet

This pic has cleared how was people waiting of Yamuna Manjhawali Bridge and cross the river along with their vehicles.

Aug 2020

Pillars are established

  • Piling and substructure works commenced near Manjhawali village.
  • UP-side work lagged due to land disputes in Atta Gujran area.

Feb 2022

Announced new final Deadline

Feb 2023

Still, work in progress

Below photo is taken in month of Feb 2023.

Apr 2023

After 1 years of 'Announcement of final Deadline' (Feb 2022)

Moving with very slow speed due to payment issue

Dec 2023

New deadline (Dec-2023) was Announced

Union Minister Krishnapal Gurjar had claimed that traffic will start passing through here in December 2023.

Source: Navbharat Times News

Mar 2024

New deadline (Mar-2024) is announced

In Jan 2024, according to Rublic Bharat News, this will be ready by March-Jun month. The work of building the approach road and widening the road is going on. PWD officials claim that traffic will start passing over the bridge by March 2024, but considering the work on site, it seems difficult for this to happen.


But this new deadline has been passed away!

Sep 2024

On-ground status: Haryana side largely ready; UP side stalled (seasonal access problems reported)

Local reporting and video updates through late-2024 described the Haryana approach and the bridge deck as substantially complete, while the Uttar Pradesh approach (near Atta Gujran / Manjhawali area) remained incomplete due to pending land acquisition, compensation and legal/administrative processes. Monsoon seasons made the unfinished stretch difficult to use. (Summary of local reporting and update videos from this period.)

Apr 2025

Check the current progress status through the YouTube Video

Aug 2025

Uttar Pradesh government approves funds (₹65.5 crore)

The Uttar Pradesh government approved ₹65.5 crore for construction of a second link road to connect Greater Noida and Faridabad via the Manjhawali bridge. The approved scope included:

  • ~1.7 km of new road (from Atta Gujran toward the UP side),
  • widening of ~3.29 km of existing carriageway,
  • overall objective to reduce travel time between Greater Noida and Faridabad to ~20–30 minutes once the link is complete.

Source: Times Of India

6th Oct 2025

No official contract-award announcement

No public contract-award or visible mobilisation on the UP approach had been officially reported; the project was in the procurement/evaluation stage, and local stakeholders expected construction to start once the award and land-clearance paperwork were closed.

Main reasons of delaying Manjhawali Flyover

These are the following reason why this flyover is not yet served to citizen

  • Delay in Land Acquisition
  • Technical Error of Bhumi e-app in 2019
  • NOC from Mining Department
  • Rejection of DPR

FAQs

Q1)

Is the Manjhawali Bridge open for traffic?

Not yet. The bridge deck is complete, but the UP approach road construction is pending as of October 2025.

Q2)

When will the bridge open?

Once the tender is awarded and construction starts (likely Nov 2025), the link could be operational in 6–8 months (around mid-2026).

Q3)

How long is the Manjhawali Bridge?

The bridge span is approximately 600 metres across the Yamuna, with approach roads adding ~5 km of connectivity.
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