Hyderabad metro

Hyderabad Metro (or Mana Metro / మన మెట్రో) is currently under construction and is scheduled to begin operations from April’2016. It is being built under the Public Private Partnership (PPP) model and would be serving the Hyderabad city in the Telangana state of India. Most of the work for the phase one is complete, and safety trials have already begun. Hyderabad Metro is going to be India’s first driver less metro system. Hyderabad MetroLines In its first phase, the Hyderabad Metro will have 64 stations on its 3, spread over 72 km. Line 1 (Green Line): Miyapur – L B Nagar. List of stations • Miyapur • JNTU College • KPHB Colony • Kukatpally • Moosapet • Bharatnagar • Erragadda Road • Hospital • S.R.Nagar • Ameerpet • Punjagutta • Erra Manzil • Khairatabad • Lakdi-ka-pul • Assembly • Nampally • Gandhi Bhavan(Moazzam Jahi Market) • Medical College(Putli Bowli) • Imlibun(MG Bus Stand) • Malakapet(Nalgonda ‘X’ Road) • New Market(Super Bazaar) • Musarambagh(TV Tower) • Dilsukh Nagar • Chaitanyapuri(Fruit Market) • Victoria Memorial(Kothapet) • L.B. Nagar(Bahadurguda) Line 2 (Blue Line): JBS – Falaknuma List of stations • Jubilee Bus Station • Parade Grounds • Secunderabad R.S. • Gandhi Hospital • Musheerabad • R.T.C. Cross Roads • Chikkadpally • Narayanguda • Sultan Bazaar • M.G. Bus Station • Salarjung Museum • Charminar • Shalibanda • Shamsherganj • Jangammet • Falaknuma Hyderabad Metro Map Map of Hyderabad Metro showing various lines and stations.

Hyderabad Metro – Information, Route Maps, Fares & Updates Menu: Information Hyderabad Metro is an urban Mass Rapid Transit System (MRTS) being built to serve Hyderabad, the capital of Telangana. Construction for Hyderabad Metro’s 72 km Phase 1 on the Public-Private Partnership (PPP) model started in April 2012 by its concessionaire, L&T Metro Rail Hyderabad Limited (LTMRHL), and ended in February 2020 when the entire Green Line opening in one go. Work on Hyderabad Metro’s 5 km MGBS – Falaknuma section of the Green Line could never begin due to local protests in the Old City, which led to Phase 1 getting truncated at 67 kms. Hyderabad Metro’s System Specifications • Top Speed: 80 kmph • Average Speed: 35 kmph • Track Gauge: Standard Gauge – 1435 mm • Electrification: 25 kV, 50 Hz AC overhead catenary (OHE) • Signalling: Communication-based Train Control (CBTC) Key Figures Operational: 67 km | Under Construction: 0 km | Approved but Unbuilt (Phase 1): 5 km | Proposed (Phase 2): 63 km • Daily Ridership: 4.90 lakh/day (February 2020) • Rolling Stock: 171 coaches (57 train-sets x 3) supplied by Hyundai Rotem Hyderabad Metro Operational Lines ( • Line-1– Red Line – Miyapur – L B Nagar (29.87 km, 27 stations) • Line-2 – Green Line – JBS Parade Ground – MGBS (9.6 km, 9 stations) • Line-3 – Blue Line – Nagole – Raidurg (28 km, 23 stations) Hyderabad Metro Proposed Lines ( • Line-1– Red Line – Miyapur – Lakdikapul (26 km) • Line-3 – Blue Line – Raidurg – Mindspace Junction (1 km) •...

Nearly six years after the Hyderabad Metro Rail (HMR) was launched, the twin cities will witness the next phase of construction when the bids are finalised for the Airport Metro Express from Raidurg to Rajiv Gandhi International Airport at Shamshabad. This one will be a 31-km elevated, on ground and an underground section project involving a cost of ₹6,250 crore. It took five years for the Telangana government to kick-start the second phase having cleared the proposal in early 2018 itself. Budget allocations had been announced but nothing progressed even after the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation prepared a detailed project report. Chief Minister K.Chandrasekhar Rao laid the foundation stone only in December last year. Also read: Telangana formation day | The growth of South Central Railway Interestingly, unlike other metro rail projects across the country, the Airport Metro Express will be funded entirely by the government under EPC (engineering, procurement and construction) mode. This was after it failed to attract any bidders from among infrastructure firms despite offering attractive terms — much better than what was offered to the L&T Metro Rail Hyderabad (L&TMRH) for the first phase in 2010. Senior officials point out that in the first phase too, the contribution of the Central government was confined to just 10% of the Viability Gap Funding amounting to ₹1,458 crore. Of that, ₹254 crore is still due. A State Bank of India-led consortium of public sector banks had loane...

This is the list of stations of the Prime Minister Each line of the Hyderabad Metro is identified by a specific colour. The system uses Stations [ ] † Terminal station * Transfer station †* Terminal and transfer station to other lines †† Transfer station to ** Transfer station to other lines and Indian Railways / ISBT / Airport Shuttle #* Terminal and transfer station to Indian Railways / ISBT / Airport Shuttle †¤ Terminal, transfer station to other lines and Indian Railways / ISBT / Airport Shuttle # Station name Line Opened Layout Notes Ref. 1 అమీర్‌పేట Blue Line 29 November 2017 Elevated • Transfer station for 5 చైతన్యపురి Red Line 24 September 2018 Elevated 6 చిక్కడపల్లి Green Line 7 February 2020 Elevated 7 దిల్ సుఖ్ నగర్ Red Line 24 September 2018 Elevated 8 డా.బి.ఆర్.అంబేద్కర్ బాలానగర్ Red Line 29 November 2017 Elevated 9 దుర్గం చెరువు Blue Line 20 March 2019 Elevated 10 ఎర్రగడ్డ Red Line 29 November 2017 Elevated 11 ఇ.ఎస్.ఐ హాస్పిటల్ Red Line 29 November 2017 Elevated 12 గాంధీ భవన్ Red Line 24 September 2018 Elevated 13 గాంధీ హాస్పిటల్ Green Line 7 February 2020 Elevated 14 హబ్సిగూడ Blue Line 29 November 2017 Elevated 15 హైటెక్ సిటీ Blue Line 20 March 2019 Elevated • Terminal station for Blue Line • Transfer station for Airport Shuttle 45 రసూల్‌పురా Blue Line 29 November 2017 Elevated 46 రోడ్ నెం.5 జూబ్లీ హిల్స్ Blue Line 20 March 2019 Elevated 47 ఆర్ టి సి క్రాస్ రోడ్స్ Green Line 7 February 2020 Elevated 48 ఎస్ ఆర్ నగర్ Red Line 29 November 2017 Elevated 49 సికిం...

The head of a software company, Mr. Ahmed commutes regularly to Jubilee Hills from MGBS. He says the services are quite prompt, the quick commute helps him to get the rest he needs. He lists lack of pollution as a major benefit of travelling through metro, and choosing to travel through metro is his contribution to help the environment.

Hyderabad Metro Rail Smart Card is a virtual wallet that facilitates you with seamless travel. A smart card can be purchased from a ticketing office at any of the Metro Station as per your convenience for Rs. 150/-. Rs. 100/- of Rs. 150/- is towards the cost of the card which is not refundable and balance Rs. 50/- is your travel value. You can recharge your smart card with minimum amount of Rs. 50/- and maximum amount of Rs. 3000/-(in multiples of Rs.50). All Hyderabad Metro offers will be applicable on smart card. Please note that in case your smart card is lost, stolen or damaged, you have to buy a new smart card and the balance amount will not be refunded or transferred. • Enter the 14 digit smart card number mentioned at the back of your smart card on TSavaari App, LTMRHL Website, or Paytm App. • Choose the recharge amount from the drop-down list, click on ‘I agree’ check-box and tap on ‘Recharge’ button to proceed. • You will be directed to payment gateway where you can pay through Paytm wallet, debit/credit card or net banking. • After successful completion of payment, you will receive a confirmation message to your registered mobile number/e-mail. • To check/view your balance you need to visit your nearby Metro station after 2 hours and check the details at Ticket Vending Machine (TVM) or Add Value Machine (AVM) by selecting prepaid top-up option. You have to tap the smart card at automated gates at the Metro station to complete the recharge process. This website us...

• Red Line – 1 • Green Line – 2 • Blue Line – 3 Number of stations Daily ridership 450,000 (Dec 2022) Chief executive N.V.S Reddy ( Headquarters Metro Bhawan, Website Operation Began operation November29, 2017 ;5 years ago ( 2017-11-29) Operator(s) Hyderabad Metro Rail Ltd. (HMRL) Infrastructure manager(s) Telangana Train length 3-car trains 3.5 - 7 minutes Technical System length 67.21km (41.76mi) (Operational) 5.5km (3.4mi) (Under Survey) 63km (39mi) (Phase 2 DPR submitted) No. of tracks 2 1,435mm ( 4ft 8 + 1⁄ 2in) 25kV50HzAC Average speed 35 to 40km/h (22 to 25mph) Top speed 80km/h (50mph) Metro Rail Project was approved by Union government, in 2003. In 2007, N. V. S. Reddy was appointed Managing Director of Hyderabad Metro Rail Limited, ₹ 1639 crore under a Viability Gap Funding (VGF) scheme. Initial bidding [ ] The bidding process was completed by July 2008 and awarded to Re-bidding [ ] The State government cancelled the contract and called for a fresh rebidding for the project. In the July 2010 rebidding process, ₹121.32 billion (US$1.5billion) project. ₹14.58 billion (US$180million) as viability gap funding as against the sanctioned ₹48.53 billion (US$610million). The Mascot [ ] • • The construction of the entire 71.16km (44.22mi) has been split into 6 stages with the first stage originally scheduled to be completed by March 2015 • In November 2013, L&T Hyderabad Metro started laying of rails on the metro viaduct between Nagole and Mettuguda, a stretch of . • The fi...

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Hyderabad Metro – Information, Route Maps, Fares & Updates Menu: Information Hyderabad Metro is an urban Mass Rapid Transit System (MRTS) being built to serve Hyderabad, the capital of Telangana. Construction for Hyderabad Metro’s 72 km Phase 1 on the Public-Private Partnership (PPP) model started in April 2012 by its concessionaire, L&T Metro Rail Hyderabad Limited (LTMRHL), and ended in February 2020 when the entire Green Line opening in one go. Work on Hyderabad Metro’s 5 km MGBS – Falaknuma section of the Green Line could never begin due to local protests in the Old City, which led to Phase 1 getting truncated at 67 kms. Hyderabad Metro’s System Specifications • Top Speed: 80 kmph • Average Speed: 35 kmph • Track Gauge: Standard Gauge – 1435 mm • Electrification: 25 kV, 50 Hz AC overhead catenary (OHE) • Signalling: Communication-based Train Control (CBTC) Key Figures Operational: 67 km | Under Construction: 0 km | Approved but Unbuilt (Phase 1): 5 km | Proposed (Phase 2): 63 km • Daily Ridership: 4.90 lakh/day (February 2020) • Rolling Stock: 171 coaches (57 train-sets x 3) supplied by Hyundai Rotem Hyderabad Metro Operational Lines ( • Line-1– Red Line – Miyapur – L B Nagar (29.87 km, 27 stations) • Line-2 – Green Line – JBS Parade Ground – MGBS (9.6 km, 9 stations) • Line-3 – Blue Line – Nagole – Raidurg (28 km, 23 stations) Hyderabad Metro Proposed Lines ( • Line-1– Red Line – Miyapur – Lakdikapul (26 km) • Line-3 – Blue Line – Raidurg – Mindspace Junction (1 km) •...

Hyderabad Metro (or Mana Metro / మన మెట్రో) is currently under construction and is scheduled to begin operations from April’2016. It is being built under the Public Private Partnership (PPP) model and would be serving the Hyderabad city in the Telangana state of India. Most of the work for the phase one is complete, and safety trials have already begun. Hyderabad Metro is going to be India’s first driver less metro system. Hyderabad MetroLines In its first phase, the Hyderabad Metro will have 64 stations on its 3, spread over 72 km. Line 1 (Green Line): Miyapur – L B Nagar. List of stations • Miyapur • JNTU College • KPHB Colony • Kukatpally • Moosapet • Bharatnagar • Erragadda Road • Hospital • S.R.Nagar • Ameerpet • Punjagutta • Erra Manzil • Khairatabad • Lakdi-ka-pul • Assembly • Nampally • Gandhi Bhavan(Moazzam Jahi Market) • Medical College(Putli Bowli) • Imlibun(MG Bus Stand) • Malakapet(Nalgonda ‘X’ Road) • New Market(Super Bazaar) • Musarambagh(TV Tower) • Dilsukh Nagar • Chaitanyapuri(Fruit Market) • Victoria Memorial(Kothapet) • L.B. Nagar(Bahadurguda) Line 2 (Blue Line): JBS – Falaknuma List of stations • Jubilee Bus Station • Parade Grounds • Secunderabad R.S. • Gandhi Hospital • Musheerabad • R.T.C. Cross Roads • Chikkadpally • Narayanguda • Sultan Bazaar • M.G. Bus Station • Salarjung Museum • Charminar • Shalibanda • Shamsherganj • Jangammet • Falaknuma Hyderabad Metro Map Map of Hyderabad Metro showing various lines and stations.