Janpath Road, a 2.4-kilometer stretch along the Delhi-Gurugram Expressway in Sector 18, Gurugram, has been redeveloped as India’s first sustainable road. Designed to promote eco-friendly and inclusive mobility, the project integrates dedicated cycling tracks, pedestrian walkways, and designated spaces for local vendors, fostering a vibrant, safe, and accessible urban corridor. The road cuts through a diverse mix of industrial , residential, and village zones (Sarhol Village) and serves nearly 30,000 pedestrians daily—around 70% of total users—many of whom rely on non-motorised transport like rickshaws and bicycles. Rather than widening the road and cutting down trees to reduce congestion, a traffic survey revealed that 80% of road users were non-motorised, leading to a visionary shift: optimize existing space without harming the environment.

• 400+ trees were preserved, creating a green corridor.
• Eco-friendly materials, rainwater recharge systems, and waste management solutions were integrated.
• The redevelopment addressed long-standing issues like potholes, poor lighting, and safety concerns.

The project was conceptualised by Nagarro and the Raahgiri Foundation, in partnership with GMDA, DHBVNL, MCG, and other civic bodies.