● Blue Line

Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC)

Active

Stations

5 Active 7 Construction

14.05 km

Line Length

Malahi Pakri New ISBT

Terminal Stations

Patna Metro Blue Line Overview

The Blue Line, Corridor 2 of Patna Metro, runs north-south from Patna Junction to Patliputra Bus Terminal (New ISBT), about 14.6 km with 12 stations. Patna's first metro service opened on its priority section on 6 October 2025, and the line was extended to Khemnichak and Malahi Pakri on 2 July 2026, with 5 stations now open. The underground stretch to Patna Junction is under construction. Explore the Patna Metro Blue Line route map, station list, interchanges, fares, timings and nearby attractions.

Blue Line Station List 2026 (5 Active)

Parking Feeder Bus ATM Restroom

#	Station	Amenities
1	Malahi Pakri
2	Khemnichak Interchange
3	Bhootnath
4	Zero Mile
5	New ISBT

Under Construction · Proposed

Patna Junction Interchange

Akashvani

Gandhi Maidan

PMCH

Patna Science College

Moin-ul-Haq Stadium

Rajendra Nagar

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Blue Line Route Map 2026

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Blue Line History, Facts & Expansion

The Blue Line is Corridor 2 of Patna Metro, from Patna Junction to Patliputra Bus Terminal (New ISBT).
It is about 14.6 km long with 12 stations: 7 underground and 5 elevated.
Patna's first metro service began on 6 October 2025 between Patliputra Bus Terminal, Zero Mile and Bhootnath.
The extension to Khemnichak and Malahi Pakri opened on 2 July 2026, taking the number of open stations to five.
Operations and maintenance are handled by the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC).
It will interchange with the Red Line at Khemnichak and Patna Junction.
Trains are 3-coach sets.
Patliputra Bus Terminal is the city's main inter-state bus terminal.
Patna Metro opened on 6 October 2025, ahead of the Bihar assembly elections.
DMRC operates the line for a minimum of three years.