Greater Noida railway station (code: BRKY), formerly known as Boraki railway station or Bodaki railway station, is a railway station in Greater Noida in Delhi NCR in Uttar Pradesh state of India. It lies on Delhi Mumbai Industrial Corridor, Eastern Dedicated Freight Corridor, and the under-construction Eastern Orbital Rail Corridor-Haryana Orbital Rail Corridor (EORC-HORC) ring railway around Delhi.
During 1863âÂÂ64, this station and rail line were constructed by the East Indian Railway Company when the HowrahâÂÂNew Delhi main line was extended westward and the KanpurâÂÂDelhi section was completed in 1864.
As of 2025, it is a small station with 3 platforms and 3 tracks (a triple electric-line) on the KanpurâÂÂDelhi section of Howrah-New Delhi main line.
The government plans to upgrade the Greater Noida junction in to Delhi NCR's world-class largest train hub and create a multi modal transport hub (MMTH) over an area of 400 acres at the cost of â¹1,625 cr excluding the cost of land provided free by GNIDA, including train, metro and buses in the following two zones: