Patna Blue Line Metro Route, Stations List, Map & Timings

Work on Corridor 2 of the Patna Metro has entered a crucial phase, with tunneling officially beginning between PMCH station and Gandhi Maidan. The first tunnel boring machine (TBM) has already excavated approximately 20 meters, while preparations are underway for the second TBM to begin work. Officials expect the second machine to begin work within a week, completing the completion of this crucial section of the city's underground network.

SYSTRA has been awarded the detailed design contract for 6 underground stations of Patna Metro Line 1. These stations are part of Packages PC-05 and PC-06 of the Patna Metro. Hindustan Construction Company Limited (HCC) received the Letter of Acceptance (LOA) for Packages PC-05 and PC-06 of the Patna Metro from the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) in September 2025. Join the sixth edition of InnoMetro and learn how advances in AI are improving railway systems, including ticketing systems, trains, and signaling. Discover innovations from over 200 exhibitors at India's leading metro and railway show, scheduled for May 21-22, 2026, at Bharat Mandapam, New Delhi.

Construction of two additional stations on the priority corridor of the Patna Metro Rail Project is nearing completion and is expected to open to passengers next month. Officials have confirmed that the newly constructed section will soon be inspected by the Commissioner of Metro Rail Safety (CMRS). Any issues found during the inspection will be resolved immediately, after which officials may announce a formal inauguration schedule. The project's progress was reviewed during a high-level meeting chaired by Sandeep Kumar R. Pudkalkatti, Secretary, Urban Development and Housing Department and Managing Director, Patna Metro Rail Corporation Limited (PMRCL), on Monday (January 12).

The Patna Metro expansion project is rapidly progressing to its final stages. Construction on two new stations, Khemnichak and Malahi Pakadi, is nearly complete, and they are expected to open by February 2026. Once inaugurated, the metro will run from ISBT to Bhootnath via Khemnichak to Malahi Pakadi, a total distance of 6.5 km. Currently, the metro only operates from ISBT to Zero Mile and Bhootnath.

A trial run of the water metro service took place in Patna on Sunday. The MV Gomadharkunwar, operated by the Inland Waterways Authority of India, sailed from Gaighat Jetty to NIT Ghat. Once final technical approval is received, the vessel will be handed over to the Tourism Development Corporation for operation.