India’s metro rail network now ranks as the world’s third-largest transit system, covering 1,000 kilometers. It offers fast, affordable, and modern transportation to over 10 million daily passengers. This was reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.

India’s metro rail network
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Expanding India’s Metro Rail Network for Modern Urban Mobility

India’s metro rail network spans 23 cities across 11 states, ensuring reliable connectivity nationwide. Recent expansions, such as the 13-kilometer Delhi-Ghaziabad-Meerut corridor, reduce travel times and improve accessibility.

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated the Namo Bharat corridor, enhancing transit between Delhi and Meerut. Additionally, he launched a 2.8-kilometer extension of Delhi Metro Phase-IV to strengthen urban links.

India’s Metro Rail Network: A Leader in Global Urban Transport

Since overtaking Japan’s metro rail length in 2022, India’s system continues to expand rapidly. The nation’s first metro, launched in Kolkata in 1984, marked the beginning of modern transit development.

In 1995, the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation began operations, revolutionizing urban transport with advanced infrastructure. Modern metro systems now serve cities like Bengaluru, Chennai, Pune, and Kochi, demonstrating innovation and growth.

India’s urban transport evolution includes driverless trains and water metros, making transit more sustainable. These advancements position the nation as a global leader in smart and eco-friendly transportation.

With future projects under construction, India’s metro systems will meet growing demands for efficiency and accessibility. Expansions enhance daily commutes, economic growth, and sustainable urban mobility nationwide.

India’s commitment to cutting-edge metro solutions reflects its dedication to modern infrastructure and economic development. Such advancements promise seamless travel and long-term growth, ensuring progress in urban transportation.

Source: www.domain-b.com

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