India, Oct. 9 -- Rail Land Development Authority (RLDA) plans to redevelop the Boulevard road railway colony in North Delhi's Civil Lines into a modern residential complex.

Officials said that the colony, a pocket of double-storeyed quarters for railway officers, spread over 21,568 square metres will be redeveloped in phases at an estimated cost of around Rs.350 crore.

The land, adjacent to Tis Hazari Metro Station and bounded by the Victoria Girls Senior Secondary School, Tirath Ram Shah Hospital, and DDA flats, falls under the "Residential Bungalow Zone" of Delhi's Master Plan 2021, where no mixed-use activity will be allowed, officials said.

The project will replace 64 existing railway quarters, which the developer will be required ...