Delhi is developing a new road corridor costing about Rs 6,970 crore, aimed at reducing travel time between parts of Gurugram or West Delhi and South Delhi, particularly around the airport area. The route is intended to address frequent traffic congestion seen on drives through areas such as Mahipalpur and Rangpuri and near the airport. According to the reports, the corridor’s purpose is to provide a faster alternative for commuters who currently experience delays due to bottlenecks in that stretch. The proposal is described as a corridor linking the airport-bound and southern parts of the city to improve connectivity and movement across the National Capital Region. The coverage also frames the project as part of efforts to improve road travel in and around Delhi’s busy southern approaches. While details beyond the cost and stated objective are not included in the provided excerpt, all sources describe the same central focus: improving access and reducing congestion for people travelling to and from the airport and South Delhi from Gurugram and West Delhi.