Yojna Vihar Delhi – Connectivity, Landmarks & Facilities, Real Estate & Environment

Yojna Vihar Delhi is a well-planned residential locality in East Delhi’s Anand Vihar zone — a colony with wide internal roads like Yojana Vihar Main Road and Master Somnath Marg, organised block structure, and proximity to the Anand Vihar multi-modal transit hub that gives it more daily transit optionality than most comparably priced East Delhi addresses. PIN code 110092. The locality is administratively under the Anand Vihar-Surajmal Vihar belt, near Vigyan Vihar, Shreshtha Vihar, and Ram Vihar, and is sometimes referenced as “Yojana Vihar” interchangeably.

With connectivity rated 3.9 out of 5 and safety at 3.8, Yojna Vihar sits in the mid-tier of East Delhi’s residential quality range — better connected than purely peripheral localities but carrying the standard East Delhi peak-hour traffic frustration that residents specifically cite. The Block A locality data for February 2026 shows apartment rates of ₹12,600 to ₹31,700 per sq ft, a remarkably wide range that captures the spectrum from older DDA-era apartments to newer premium builder floors.

Yojna Vihar Delhi  Quick Overview

Yojna Vihar Delhi Connectivity – Red Line, Blue and Pink Interchange, RRTS Access

Jhilmil metro station on the Red Line is approximately 2.5 km from Yojna Vihar’s Block A — the nearest metro station for much of the locality. The Red Line from Jhilmil connects westward through Dilshad Garden, Karkardooma, Anand Vihar, and the full North Delhi spine toward Kashmere Gate and New Delhi Railway Station, and eastward toward Shaheed Sthal in Ghaziabad. Dilshad Garden is an alternative Red Line option at comparable distance.

Karkarduma Court on the Pink Line and Karkarduma on the Blue and Pink Line interchange are approximately 3 km from the locality — accessible by auto and opening the Pink Line’s ring corridor and the Blue Line’s Noida-Dwarka corridor to Yojna Vihar residents who make the additional journey. The Anand Vihar multi-modal hub at 3 to 4 km — combining ISBT, ANVT railway terminal, Blue + Pink metro interchange, and Namo Bharat RRTS — is the zone’s transit arsenal for longer intercity and expressway travel.

Vivek Vihar Railway Station and Chander Nagar Railway Station are among the nearest suburban rail options, with Kardampuri serving as an additional rail transit point. Anand Vihar Railway Station and the ANVT long-distance terminal complete the rail access picture.

Yojana Vihar Main Road and Master Somnath Marg are the locality’s primary road connectors, linking to Vikas Marg — the arterial connecting toward IP Extension, Laxmi Nagar, and ITO on the west side and toward Ghazipur Road and NH-24 on the east. The Anand Vihar RRTS station, operational since January 5, 2025, extends the Delhi-Meerut corridor to Yojna Vihar residents who use the 3 to 4 km auto approach.

A resident note worth flagging: “traffic on the main roads leading to and from Yojna Vihar can be quite heavy during peak hours, which can make commuting stressful at times.” This is the locality’s most consistently cited friction — not a fundamental infrastructure failure but a daily reality for road commuters in this part of East Delhi.

Yojna Vihar Delhi Landmarks and Key Facilities

Maharaja Surajmal Samadhi Park — the memorial park dedicated to the 18th-century Jat king for whom Surajmal Vihar is also named — is one of Yojna Vihar’s accessible cultural landmarks, providing historical significance and green space in the immediate zone. Prachin Ganesh Mandir in Vigyan Lok, the adjacent locality, serves as the zone’s primary religious landmark for daily devotional visits.

Cross River Mall in Shahdara is the nearest large-format retail and entertainment destination, handling branded shopping, multiplex entertainment, and F&B within the Shahdara-Vivek Vihar zone accessible from Yojna Vihar. BIG Pacific and Fun Cinemas CRM Shahdara extend entertainment options within the broader East Delhi belt. GDA Market and DDA Market handle daily grocery, pharmacy, and household needs within the locality itself.

The Anand Vihar commercial strip at 3 to 4 km extends retail and food options further, with the ISBT area’s diverse market and food ecosystem serving as an informal extension of the locality’s commercial access. Akshardham Temple — 4 to 5 km from the locality — is the zone’s premium cultural destination, treated by long-term East Delhi residents as a neighbourhood feature despite the journey required.

IP University (Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University) is within the Anand Vihar zone’s institutional catchment, accessible from Yojna Vihar by auto, and generating the student rental demand that contributes to the locality’s consistent occupancy.

Schools, Healthcare, and Real Estate in Yojna Vihar Delhi

Lovely Public English School, DAV Public School, and Greenfields Public School are the three schools cited directly for the Yojna Vihar-Block A zone. Pushpanjali Medical Centre — specifically cited in Block A’s NoBroker data — and Kailash Deepak Hospital cover secondary and specialist outpatient care within the accessible radius. Tirath Ram Hospital, Tondan Hospital, and IG ESI Hospital serve the broader Anand Vihar zone’s healthcare needs — all referenced as accessible from Yojna Vihar.

The property market in Yojna Vihar, as captured specifically for Block A in February 2026, shows an extraordinary price range: ₹12,600 to ₹31,700 per sq ft for apartments. The lower end reflects older DDA-era apartment stock; the upper end reflects premium newer builder floor constructions on better-positioned plots and lanes. Monthly rentals for Block A apartments run ₹40,000 to ₹60,000 — a premium rental range that reflects the Anand Vihar hub’s professional tenant demographic.

The Anand Vihar zone median is ₹16,700 per sq ft (Square Yards data), which aligns with Block A’s mid-range of ₹12,600 to ₹31,700. For buyers, the range means Yojna Vihar offers genuine entry points at both the affordable (₹12,600) and premium (₹31,700) ends of the East Delhi market in the same locality — rare versatility for a planned residential zone.

The locality is described as having “excellent access to essential amenities such as good schools, hospitals, markets, and shopping centres, all within close proximity” — the Anand Vihar zone’s standard advantage. Yojana Vihar Park and Maharaja Surajmal Samadhi Park provide recreational green access within the locality’s immediate zone.

Yojna Vihar Delhi Environment – Planned Colony Character, Akshardham Buffer, and Air Quality

Yojna Vihar’s environmental profile is shaped by its planned residential character and the Anand Vihar zone’s environmental dynamics simultaneously. The well-planned residential colony with wide internal roads gives Yojna Vihar better air circulation and sightlines than organically built East Delhi localities at comparable proximity to the zone. Internal lanes are described as quiet relative to the main road arteries. Yojana Vihar Park within the colony provides daily green access for morning walkers and residents.

The Anand Vihar ISBT at 3 to 4 km is the zone’s primary environmental pressure point — bus idling emissions and the vehicle movement associated with India’s busiest inter-state bus terminals create particulate pollution that affects the broader zone. Peak-hour traffic on Vikas Marg and Master Somnath Marg compounds this during commute times.

Akshardham Temple’s 100-acre campus at approximately 4 km creates the open-land green buffer that benefits the entire Anand Vihar-Yojna Vihar zone’s air quality on the western side. Properties facing the Akshardham direction experience measurably better ambient air than those on the ISBT side — a directional air quality split that long-term residents factor into their floor and direction preferences.

Winter inversions from October to January bring the standard East Delhi poor-to-very-poor AQI deterioration. Spring and post-monsoon months offer the cleanest air quality window for the zone.

FAQs About Yojna Vihar Delhi

Q: Which metro stations serve Yojna Vihar?

A: Jhilmil on the Red Line is approximately 2.5 km from Block A — the nearest station. Dilshad Garden is an additional Red Line option. Karkarduma Blue + Pink Line interchange at approximately 3 km extends multi-corridor access. Karkarduma Court on the Pink Line adds the ring corridor. All are accessible by auto.

Q: What property rates exist in Yojna Vihar?

A: Block A shows ₹12,600 to ₹31,700 per sq ft as of February 2026 — a wide range capturing older DDA apartment stock at the lower end and premium builder floors at the upper. Monthly rentals for Block A apartments run ₹40,000 to ₹60,000. The Anand Vihar zone median is ₹16,700 per sq ft.

Q: How far is the Anand Vihar multi-modal hub from Yojna Vihar?

A: Approximately 3 to 4 km — reachable by auto or bus. The hub combines ISBT, ANVT railway terminal (83 daily originating trains to UP and Bihar), Blue + Pink Line metro interchange, and Namo Bharat RRTS station (operational January 2025, connecting to Meerut). For a locality 3 to 4 km from this transit arsenal, Yojna Vihar’s daily mobility options are exceptional.

Q: What schools are near Yojna Vihar?

A: Lovely Public English School, DAV Public School, and Greenfields Public School are cited directly for the Block A zone. IP University’s affiliated schools and the broader Anand Vihar-Karkardooma school network extend options within 3 to 5 km.

Q: What is Maharaja Surajmal Samadhi Park?

A: The Samadhi Park is a memorial to Maharaja Surajmal — the 18th-century Jat ruler of Bharatpur whose name also gives Surajmal Vihar its identity — located within the Anand Vihar-Yojna Vihar zone. It provides historical cultural depth to the neighbourhood’s identity and serves as a green recreational space accessible from the locality.