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The introduction of the metro rail service in Delhi has changed the face of transportation in the city. The metro is specially designed keeping in mind the comfort of the passengers and the traffic on the road. The metro rail services in Delhi have been appreciated all over the world. The metro railway network has almost covered the entire city and with continuous endeavors of expansion, most of the neighboring areas and suburbs will be covered by the metro railway by the end of 2020.

The metro rail service has come as a boon for the people of the city. The best thing that has happened since the introduction of the Delhi metro is the reduction in the city's traffic and pollution level. Expansion plans of the Delhi Metro started especially for the 2010 Commonwealth Games. After the Commonwealth Games were over the construction of other important lines are still under progress and three new lines have been recently added.

Although the Delhi Metro is not the first in India but it can be said to be the first of its kind in the country. Constructed with utmost architectural brilliance and state of art facilities the Delhi metro is very different from the other metro rails in the world. Apart from being technologically sound the one thing that has been given prime importance within the Delhi metro is security.

The Delhi Metro railway is being constructed in Phases. Most of the routes under Phase 1 were completed before 2010. The second phase known as Phase II covers almost 79 stations and was successfully completed in 2010. The other projects in the pipeline are Phase III and IV which have a network spanning over 413 km and are expected to be ready by the end of 2020.

The Delhi metro stations have small kiosks which provide food and beverages to the commuters. Some stations like Rajiv Chowk, Kashmere Gate, etc have big food outlets like McDonalds, Nirula's, Cafe coffee Day, etc. IRCTC has also opened a set of food kiosks which will serve traveling passengers with snacks and delicacies at reasonable rates. The kiosk will be called as "Food Track" and will offer light snacks and mini meals.

Delhi Railway Route Map

Line 1: Dilshad Garden - Rithala (Red Line)

The distance covered between Dilshad Garden - Rithala is 25.15 km. There are 21 stations on this route. The metro trains runs at a frequency of 4 minutes. The fare for traveling on this line ranges from Rs.8 to Rs.23.

Stations Covered in Line 1:

Dilshad Garden - Jhilmil - Mansarovar Park - Shahdara - Welcome - Seelampur - Shastri Park - Kashmere Gate - Tis Hazari - Pul Bangash - Pratap Nagar - Shastri Nagar - Inderlok - Kanhiya Nagar - Keshav Puram - Netaji Subhash Place - Kohat Enclave - Pitam Pura - Rohini East - Rohini West - Rithala

The Line - 1 was made operational in four stages:

25th December, 2002: Shahdara - Tis Hazari
4th October, 2003: Tis Hazari - Inderlok
1st April, 2004: Inderlok - Rithala
3rd June 2008: Dilshad Garden - Shahdara

Line 2: Jahangirpuri - Central Secretariat (Yellow Line)

Line 2 operating between Jahangirpuri - Central Secretariat covers a distance of 17.36 km. There are 15 stations on this route. The trains available on this line are generally available at a frequency of 8 minutes during peak hours. The cost of traveling on this route usually ranges from Rs.8 to Rs.19. The line was further extended from Central Secretariat to Huda City Centre in Gurgaon, Haryana.

Stations Covered in line 2:

Jahangirpuri - Adarsh Nagar - Azadpur - Model Town - GTB Nagar - Vishwa Vidyalaya - Vidhan Sabha - Civil Lines - Kashmere Gate - Chandni Chowk - Chawri Bazar - New Delhi Railway Station - Rajiv Chowk - Patel Chowk - Central Secretariat - Udyog Bhawan - Race Course - Jor Bagh - INA - AIIMS - Green Park - Hauz Khas - Malviya Nagar - Saket - Qutub Minar - Chhatarpur - Sultanpur - Ghitorni - Arjan Garh - Guru Dronacharya - Sikandarpur - MG Road - IFFCO Chowk - HUDA City Centre

The Line - 2 was made operational in five stages:

20th December, 2004: Vishwavidyalaya - Kashmere Gate
3rd July, 2005: Kashmere Gate - Central Secretariat
3rd February, 2009: Vishwavidyalaya - Jahangirpuri
21st June, 2010: HUDA City Centre - Qutab Minar
3rd September, 2010: Central Secretariat - Qutab Minar

Line 3: Indraprastha - Barakhamba Road - Dwarka (Blue Line)

Operating across 31 stations is Line 3. The distance on this route is 32.1 km. The total time taken to cover all the 31 stations is about 60 minutes. The fare for traveling on this route ranges from Rs.8 to Rs.23. On November 12, 2009 the line was extended from Yamuna Bank to Noida City Centre with a total length of 13.1 km.

Stations Covered in line 3:

Noida City Centre - Noida Golf Course - Botanical Garden - Noida Sector 18 - Noida Sector 16 - Noida Sector 15 - New Ashok Nagar - Mayur Vihar Extension - Mayur Vihar I - Akshardham - Yamuna Bank - Indraprastha - Pragati Maidan - Mandi House - Barakhamba - Rajiv Chowk - Ramakrishna Ashram Marg - Jhandewalan - Karol Bagh - Rajendra Place - Patel Nagar - Shadipur - Kirti Nagar - Moti Nagar - Ramesh Nagar - Rajouri Garden - Tagore Garden - Subhash Nagar - Tilak Nagar - Janakpuri East - Janakpuri West - Uttam Nagar East - Uttam Nagar West - Nawada - Dwarka Mor - Dwarka - Dwarka Sector 14 - Dwarka Sector 13 - Dwarka Sector 12 - Dwarka Sector 11 - Dwarka Sector 10 - Dwarka Sector 9 - Dwarka Sector 8 - Dwarka Sector 21

The Line - 3 was made operational in six stages:

December 31, 2005: Barakhamba - Dwarka
April 1, 2006: Dwarka - Dwarka Sector 9
November 11, 2006: Barakhamba - Indraprastha
May 10, 2009: Indraprastha - Yamuna Bank
November 13, 2009: Yamuna Bank - Noida City Centre
October 30, 2010: Dwarka sector 9 - Dwarka Sector 21

Line 4: Yamuna Bank - Vashali (Blue Line) (branch line)

Recently completed in January 2010 Line 4 operates across 5 stations. The distance covered on this route is 6.25 Kms. The cost of traveling on this route ranges between Rs.8 to Rs.12. A small extension of 2.57 km was done in July, 2011 connecting two stations i.e. Anand Vihar and Vashali in Ghaziabad, the satellite city of Delhi.

Stations Covered in line 4:

Yamuna Bank - Laxmi Nagar - Nirman Vihar - Preet Vihar - Karkarduma - Anand Vihar - Kaushambi - Vashali

Line 5: Inderlok - Mundka (Green Line)

This is the most recently added line to the Delhi metro network. It also happens to be the second line that offers the standard-gauge corridor after Line 4. The total distance covered on this route is approximately 22 km. Line 5 covers 18 stations and fare for traveling this route ranges from Rs.8 to Rs.18. The line was operational from April 2, 2010.

Stations Covered in line 5:

Interlok - Ashok Park Main - Punjabi Bagh - Shivaji Park - Madipur - Paschim Vihar East - Paschim Vihar West - Peeragarhi - Udyog Nagar - Surajmal Stadium - Nangloi - Nangloi Railway Station - Rajdhani Park - Mundka

Line 6: Central Secretariat - Badarpur (Violet Line)

The 6th Line running from Central Secretariat to Badarpur began operations in October 2010. The route covers a total distance of 20.6 km that includes 16 important stations. The minimum fare required for traveling on Line 6 is Rs.10 and maximum amount is Rs.21.

Stations Covered in line 6:

Central Secretariat - Khan Market - Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium - Jangpura - Lajpat Nagar - Moolchand - Kailash Colony - Nehru Place - Kalkaji Mandir - Govindpuri - Okhla - Jasola Apollo - Sarita Vihar - Mohan Estate - Tughlakabad - Badarpur

The Line - 6 was made operational in two stages:

October 3, 2010: Central Secretariat - Sarita Vihar
January 14, 2011: Sarita Vihar to Badarpur

Line 7:- Airport Express - Dwarka Sector 21 (Orange Line)

The Delhi Airport Metro Express runs from New Delhi Metro Station to Dwarka Sector 21, linking the Indira Gandhi International Airport. The total length of this line is 22.7 km. The service was suspended from 7 July 2012 to 22 January 2013 due to technical problems. It is now reopened but the metro speed has been cut to only 50 km/hr.

Stations Covered in line 7:

New Delhi Station - Shivaji Stadium - Dhaula Kuan - Delhi Aerocity - Airport - Dwarka Sector 21

Phase III

Two new lines and ten route extensions have being proposed for the Phase III of Delhi Metro. Out of these, the cabinet has giving approval for two new lines and five line extensions have been obtained. The total length will be 140 km and the estimated cost of the project will be INR350 billion. The construction has already begun for phase 3 and it will have 28 underground stations which will cover a total of 41 km.

Last Updated on 11 April 2013