Sonia Vihar

Sonia Vihar Soniya Vihar
Neighbourhood of Delhi
Zigzag from Top-Left: 2nd Pusta Park , 3rd Pusta Main Market , Annapurna Mandir , Radha Swami Satsang Vyas , Sonia Vihar Main Pusta Road , Dusshera Fair View , Sonia Vihar Police Station, People Gathering for Shopping during Navratri Festival
Sonia Vihar Red Dot Showing Sonia Vihar Location in Delhi, India.
Coordinates: 28°42′27″N 77°15′36″E / 28.70743°N 77.25993°E / 28.70743; 77.25993
Country	India
State	Delhi
District	North East Delhi
Established	1980
Founded by	Ch. Dheer Singh
Named after	Sonia Gandhi
Government
• Type	Elected Representative
• Body	Bhartiya Janta Party
• MLA	Kapil Mishra
• Member of parliament	Manoj Tiwari
• Councillor	Soni Anupam Pandey
Area
• Total	5 km2 (2 sq mi)
Elevation	200 m (700 ft)
Population  (From 2011 Census of India)	Approx. 7 Lakh
Local Fact
• Known Languages	Hindi, English, Garhwali, Bhojpuri
Time zone	UTC+5:30 (IST)
PIN	110094,110090
Vehicle registration	DL-5
Nearest city	Tronica City, Ghaziabad, UP
Civic Agency	East Municipal Corporation Department
Police Station	Sonia Vihar
Lok Sabha Area	North East Delhi
Vidhan Sabha Area	Karawal Nagar
Website	www.Soniavihar.com

Sonia Vihar (Pronounce)^ⓘ is a northeastern suburb of Delhi, located near Wazirabad along the Yamuna River. It is known for its water treatment plant, which supplies potable water to the city. Part of the North East Delhi district and the Karawal Nagar assembly constituency, Sonia Vihar has a diverse community, primarily consisting of residents from Uttarakhand, Bihar and eastern Uttar Pradesh. The area is undergoing infrastructure improvements, including a new metro station, enhancing connectivity for its residents.

Sonia Vihar is organized into several Blocks, labeled A, B, C, D, E, F, and G. The G Block is further subdivided into G-1, G-2, G-3, and G-4. Additionally, the area is divided by the embankments, or Pustas, that run parallel to the Yamuna River. These are referred to as Zero Pusta, 1st Pusta, 2nd Pusta, 3rd Pusta, 4th Pusta, and 5th Pusta. It is located on the banks of the Yamuna River, which plays a vital role in the area’s water supply and ecological landscape.

Sonia Vihar is home to a diverse population, with residents hailing from various parts of India. A large proportion of the population comes from Uttarakhand, Bihar and eastern Uttar Pradesh, and the area has a mix of merchants, laborers, and clerks, along with professionals working in various sectors.

The area is home to several noteworthy spots for leisure, shopping, and spirituality:

• Shyam Vatika and Rati Ram Vatika: Popular venues for weddings and events.

• Temples: Annapurna Temple, Balaji Mandir, Shri Aadi Shakti Balaji Sai Mandir, and Radha Swami Satsang Vyash are among the beloved spiritual places.

Each Pusta in Sonia Vihar features parks that offer green spaces for leisure and community events. These parks serve as important recreational areas for residents.

The residents of Sonia Vihar celebrate a wide variety of festivals throughout the year, reflecting the cultural diversity of the area. One of the most significant celebrations is Chhath Pooja, which takes place near the Yamuna River. Other religious and cultural festivals from various communities are also celebrated, contributing to the vibrant cultural fabric of the neighborhood.

Shyam Vatika and Rati Ram Vatika are well-known marriage venues in the area, frequently used for weddings and other large social gatherings.

Sonia Vihar Police Station serves the local community by handling law enforcement, managing public safety, and addressing local grievances. You can contact or visit the police station for assistance with legal issues, complaints, or emergencies in the Sonia Vihar locality.

Sonia Vihar Water Treatment Plant is a crucial facility operated by the Delhi Jal Board located in the Sonia Vihar area of northeast Delhi. Established in 2006, the plant processes 80 cusecs of water sourced from the Upper Ganga Canal. The facility plays a significant role in supplying potable water to various parts of Delhi, helping to meet the city's growing demand for clean drinking water. The treatment process ensures that the water is safe for consumption, contributing to public health and sanitation in the densely populated region.

Sonia Vihar Metro Station is an upcoming metro station that will be part of the Delhi Metro's Phase 4 expansion project. Sonia Vihar Metro Station is poised to play a vital role in improving transportation infrastructure in northeast Delhi, contributing to urban development, and enhancing the connectivity of the area within the larger Delhi Metro network.Here are key details about the station:

Sonia Vihar Metro Station in Pink Line(Line 7)

Sonia Vihar is well-connected by road, and public transport services, including buses operated by the Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC), facilitate commuting to other parts of Delhi. A new Delhi Metro project is underway, with plans to connect Sonia Vihar to the broader metro network, enhancing accessibility and convenience for residents.

Delhi PWD initiated a ₹500 crore project in 2025 for an elevated corridor (5.5-6 km) along Pusta Road, from Nanaksar Gurudwara to the Tronica City border. This aims to relieve traffic congestion across Sonia Vihar and adjoining areas.^[1][2]

Sonia Vihar Circular Road is one of the major internal roads within the A-block of Sonia Vihar, a densely populated area in North East Delhi. It forms a curved or loop-shaped route that connects several key lanes, residential plots, and local marketplaces, serving as a vital lifeline for daily movement within the colony. It also connects Khajoori Khas and Shri Ram Colony to all Pusta areas of Sonia Vihar in a single stretch, enhancing interlocal access and traffic movement.

The road encircles much of the A-block region and intersects with several inner gali networks. It links important segments like:

• Pusta Road (including Pusta No. 2, 3, and 4)
• Sonia Vihar Main Market
• Service lanes and narrow bylanes leading to schools and temples

It connects Khajoori Khas and Shri Ram Colony to all Pusta areas of Sonia Vihar in one continuous stretch, acting as a vital link for residents commuting between eastern and western parts of the locality.

The Khajoori Khas Police Station is situated nearby, providing law enforcement services to both Khajoori and Sonia Vihar regions.

Despite its local character, the road plays a disproportionately large role in day-to-day transport for residents and businesses. It is especially active during morning and evening hours due to school and shop activities.

Key institutions and landmarks along Sonia Vihar Circular Road include:

• The Child World Public School
• SD Public School
• Sonia Vihar Shiv Mandir
• Ayush Clinic and various general medical stores
• Local grocery shops, stationery vendors, and mobile recharge kiosks

The area hosts small-scale commercial activity, with homes often having built-in ground-floor shops or rental spaces.

Public transport options include:

• E-rickshaws and auto-rickshaws
• Nearby DTC bus stops on Pusta Road
• Proposed Sonia Vihar Metro Station under Delhi Metro Phase IV, expected to significantly improve connectivity once operational

The road is also used as a bypass route for local vehicles avoiding traffic on Pusta Road.

The Delhi Public Works Department (PWD) has issued tenders for a 6-km long elevated corridor from Nanaksar Gurudwara to the UP border, intended to relieve congestion on Pusta Road. Though Circular Road is not directly part of the corridor, traffic decongestion will benefit nearby routes including Sonia Vihar Circular Road.

Most properties consist of small builder floors and plots (30–100 gaz). Prices range from ₹20 lakh to ₹80 lakh, based on legal status and proximity to Pusta and Circular Road. The locality is expected to see price appreciation with new connectivity projects.^[3]

In addition, the expected extension of the Delhi Metro’s Pink Line to Sonia Vihar will bring added value to the surrounding areas and reduce travel times to the rest of Delhi.

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• "Delhi Jal Board – Sonia Vihar Water Plant". Delhi Jal Board. Retrieved 23 July 2025.

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• Sinha, Snehil (5 April 2025). "PWD set to make 6 km-long elevated road in Sonia Vihar". Hindustan Times. Retrieved 23 July 2025.

• "Elevated corridor planned to free up traffic in Sonia Vihar in northeast Delhi". The Times of India. 15 June 2025. Retrieved 23 July 2025.

• "Flyover connecting North Delhi and Ghaziabad: PWD to carry out feasibility study". The Indian Express. 14 June 2025. Retrieved 23 July 2025.

• "PWD floats tender for ₹500 crore Sonia Vihar elevated corridor". ET Infra. 15 June 2025. Retrieved 23 July 2025.

• "Delhi Education Directory – Sonia Vihar schools". Directorate of Education, Delhi. Retrieved 23 July 2025.

• "Election Commission of India – Sonia Vihar Area". ECI. Retrieved 23 July 2025.

• "Delhi Police Stations List". Delhi Police. Retrieved 23 July 2025.

• Sonia Vihar Google Map

• Police Directory North-East