

The Noida International Airport, built at an estimated cost of ₹29,560 crore, has come under scrutiny after rainwater reportedly entered parts of the facility. The airport, which was inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on March 28 this year, witnessed waterlogging following what was described as light rainfall. Visuals showing accumulated rainwater at the airport have drawn attention.
The incident has raised questions about the airport’s drainage and rainwater management systems, considering the scale of the infrastructure project. Authorities are expected to assess the reasons behind the waterlogging and take necessary measures. Further official details regarding the affected areas, damage and impact on airport operations are awaited.



















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