Patna Metro will not start from 15th August? New date is…, Full list of metro stations include…
Patna metro update: In a matter of good news for residents of Bihar, the first metro project of Bihar, the Patna Metro is now likely to be launched on August 23. Originally planned to be inaugurated on August 15, the operation of the Patna metro will begin only after mandatory safety checks are completed. Here are all the details you need to know about the Patna metro and which stations are expected to be operational in the first phase.
As per media reports, Urban Development Minister Jiwesh Mishra confirmed that the preparations were initially aimed at the Independence Day launch, but August 23 is now being considered as an alternative. In the first phase of the metro, five stations are expected to be implemented:
Patna metro: Which 5 Metro stations will be opened?
- New Patliputra Bus Terminal
- Zero Mile
- Bhootnath
- Khemnichak
- Malahi Pakadi
However, readers should also note that during the initial phase, the metro will run only between New Patliputra Bus Terminal, Zero Mile and Bhootnath.
Nitish Kumar asks officials to complete Metro project within deadline Patna
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar recently conducted an on-site inspection of the Patna Metro Rail Project, reviewing progress at key stations including Malahi Pakadi and Bhootnath Metro Station. The Chief Minister issued necessary directions to officials and emphasised the timely completion of the project.
Details on Patna Metro Project
Using a site map, Singh informed the Chief Minister about the facilities planned at Malahi Pakadi Metro Station, including escalators, ticket counters, passenger amenities, public and paid areas, lifts, and access paths to the platform. He added that a total 6.20 km stretch—covering Malahi Pakadi, Khemnichak, Bhootnath Road, Zero Mile, and Pataliputra Bus Terminal—is being given top priority for early completion.
What’s the total investment on Patna Metro Rail Project?
The Bihar government has allocated Rs 115.10 crore for the execution of this section, with a target to operationalise it by August 15, 2025.
(With inputs from agencies)
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