Interactive Patna Metro Map (stylized)
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Interchange Danapur Patliputra Mithapur ISBT New ISBT
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Patna Metro — Quick overview

Patna Metro is a new rapid transit system designed to transform urban connectivity across Patna city. The initial corridors connect major residential, institutional and transport hubs, reducing travel time and easing traffic congestion. The project uses elevated and underground sections and modern stations with accessibility features, retail spaces and passenger amenities. The first priority corridor (a short elevated section connecting major stations) is scheduled to open in the near future and will form the backbone of wider phased expansion. The metro aims to bring safer, faster and eco-friendly commuting for daily riders, boost local business corridors and provide better last-mile integration with buses and intercity rail.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. When will Patna Metro start operations?
According to the latest official and news reports the first operational stretch is expected in August 2025 for the priority corridor. Use the ‘Refresh live data’ button to re-check the page’s live summary. (See sources below.)
2. Which stations open first?
The initial priority corridor includes a small elevated stretch (with stations such as Malahi Pakri, Khemnichak, Bhoothnath, Zero Mile and New ISBT / Patna Junction interchange depending on the segment). Exact station lists can vary by phased opening.
3. What are the initial fares?
Published estimates show a minimum fare around ₹15 for very short trips (0–3 km) and around ₹30 for 3–6 km on the first operational stretch. Fares are subject to final government notification.
4. Are the stations accessible?
Yes — new stations include lifts, escalators and tactile guidance for visually impaired commuters to comply with accessibility norms.
5. Where can I get official updates?
Official updates are published by Patna Metro Rail Corporation (PMRCL) and major news outlets. The page’s live fetch pulls the Wikipedia summary as a quick reference; always confirm from official PMRCL channels for ticketing details.