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Pune Metro Purple Line
Total Stations
15 Active / 2 Inactive
Line Length
16.59 km
Line Status
Active
Terminal Station
PCMC Bhavan Swargate
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Pune Metro Purple Line Station List (14 Active)
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| Active Metro Station | Station Amenities |
|---|---|
| PCMC Bhavan | . . . |
| Sant Tukaram Nagar | . . . |
| Nashik Phata | . . . |
| Kasarwadi | . . . |
| Phugewadi | . . . |
| Dapodi | . . . |
| Bopodi | . . . |
| Khadki | . . . |
| Range Hills | . . . |
| Shivaji Nagar | . . . |
| Civil Court Interchange | . . . |
| Kasba Peth | . . . |
| Mandai | . . . |
| Swargate | . . . |
No station under-construction or planned for construction.
Pune Metro Purple Line Map 2026
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Pune Metro Purple Line History, Facts and Expansion Plan
Get insights about the history, facts, and expansion plans of the Pune Metro Purple Line, including details about its development, infrastructure growth, and future improvements in connectivity.
- The Purple Line of the Pune Metro is part of the city's rapid transit system. It runs from PCMC Bhawan to Swargate.
- The Purple Line of Ahmedabad Metro began its operations on 6 March 2022 and the line is being opened gradually in phases.
- The Purple Line consists of 11 active and 3 inactive stations, connecting various important places in Pune.
- Of these, five stations are underground, covering a distance of approximately six km, while nine stations are elevated, covering a distance of approximately 16.59 km.
- Currently, the first seven km of the line is operational, with five stations from PCMC to Phugewadi.
- The metro service is open to the public on all days from 8 am to 9 pm.
- The Purple Line uses the Alstom Urbalis 400 communications-based train control (CBTC) signaling system.
- Further extensions and phases of the Purple Line are planned to expand the coverage of the metro network to more parts of Ahmedabad in the coming years.
Pune Metro Purple Line Extension in Phase 2
The Purple Line of the Pune Metro is being extended in the second phase. The length of this extension will be around 5.46 km and will be known as Line 1B. There will be three major stations on this route, including Market Yard, Padmavati, and Katraj, and all these stations are planned to be completely underground. The project is targeted to be completed by February 2027.
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Pune Metro Purple Line Timings
Pune Metro Purple Line runs on regular schedule throughout the week between PCMC Bhavan and Swargate.
Pune Metro Purple Line Timings from Monday to Saturday:
- First train: 06:00:00 AM (PCMC Bhavan to Swargate) | 06:00:00 AM (Swargate to PCMC Bhavan)
- Last train: 22:00:00 PM
Pune Metro Purple Line Timings on Sunday:
- First train: 06:00:00 AM (PCMC Bhavan to Swargate) | 06:00:00 (Swargate to PCMC Bhavan)
- Last train: 22:00:00 PM
Pune Purple Line Metro News & Updates
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The second phase of the Pune Metro proposes approximately 22 kilometers of integrated double-decker flyovers as part of the city-wide expansion project, covering key routes such as Ramwadi-Wagholi, Vanaz-Chandni Chowk, Kharadi-Khadakwasla, and Bhairoba Nala-Akashwani. Officials said the final station design and alignment may change after discussions with agencies such as the Pune Municipal Corporation, Pune Metropolitan Region Development Authority, and National Highways Authority of India. Pune Metro officials stated that the viaduct work will be completed before station construction begins. Executive Director Atul Gadgil stated that the Phase 2 DPR already includes double-decker corridors, while PMC Engineer Dinkar Gojare stated that the state government is positive about supporting the construction of new flyovers in the Hadapsar area.
Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis has said that the third corridor of the Pune Metro, which will connect Hinjewadi and Shivajinagar, will become operational in May. Inaugurating the Metro Bhavan on Sunday, the Chief Minister also announced his government's plans to expand the metro network in Pune to 200 kilometres. Chief Minister Fadnavis said that the state government is planning to extend the metro network to the proposed Purandar airport and said that this will greatly benefit the city.
The Pune Metro has implemented a new rule that will change the way passengers pass through ticket gates at all stations. The move aims to improve crowd management and curb ticketless travel. Officials say it will make entry and exit points more streamlined and organized.
The Maharashtra government has granted revised administrative approval for two major metro corridors in Pune – the Kharadi-Swargate-Khadakwasla line and the Nal Stop-Warje route – in line with the earlier approval received from the central government. The 31.6-km project will include 28 elevated stations and is estimated to cost ₹9,857.85 crore.
Trial runs on Pune Metro Line 3 from Hinjewadi to Shivajinagar have been successfully completed in both directions, bringing the project one step closer to commercial operations, which will likely begin by the end of March. Meanwhile, the flyovers from Shivajinagar to Baner and Baner to Shivajinagar will open to the public next week.
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