Indore metro route map

27 Feb 2021 ⋅ by ⋅ in ⋅ 12 Comments Madhya Pradesh Metro Rail Co Ltd. (MPMRCL) today invited tenders (bids) for the construction of 7 elevated stations between ISBT/MR10 Flyover and Radisson Square on Indore Metro’s33.53 km Line-3. Line-3 of The civil tender notice for these stations on Package IN-02 has been published 31 months after the line’s first and only civil tender notice was published for the same 5.29 km section’s viaduct. That tender’s contract was awarded to Dilip Buildcon in October 2018 with a contract value of Rs. 228.96 crore and 27 month deadline. As of December 2020, they just had Tender No:200/MPMRCL/2021/Package IN-02 Package: IN-02 • Estimated Cost: Rs. 369 crore • Deadline / Completion Period: 847 days (2.32 years) • Pre-Bid Meeting: March 19 at 11:00 AM • Bid Submission End Date: April 19 at 04:00 PM • Technical Bid Opening Date: April 20 April at 04:30 PM Brief Scope: Design and Construction of Seven (7) Elevated Metro Rail Stations including Viaduct portion within the stations and Transition spans on either side of the stations, Entry-Exit Structures, Architectural Finishes, E&M Works etc. (ISBT/MR10 Flyover, Chandragupta Square, Hira Nagar, Bapat Square, Meghdoot Garden, Vijay Nagar Square & Radisson Square) of Indore Metro Rail Project. Indicative locations of Line-3’s stations between ISBT/MR10 Flyover and Radisson Square – Per the notice, this package will be funded through equity contribution of Government of India (GoI) and Government of Madh...

Indore-Hyderabad Economic Corridor – Information & Status Update 687 km Indore – Hyderabad Economic Corridor, also known as Indore – Hyderabad Expressway, is an under construction 4 lane semi access-controlled road by NHAI with a route alignment through Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra and Telangana. Construction on this brownfield corridor is being carried out under the Bharatmala Pariyojana Phase I program with a primary goal to improve the efficiency of freight movement and boost exports. The project consists of a series of separate 4 lane highway upgrades strung together to form this economic corridor. In April 2022, the Ministry of Road Transport & Highways published that 242 km of its route’s work had been completed while 377 km was under implementation. NHAI has not yet made its Detailed Project Report (DPR) available online. This economic corridor is planned to be completed by 2025. • Total Estimated Cost: N/A • Project’s Total Length: 687 km • Lanes: 4 • Deadline: 2025 • Owner: National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) • Project Model: EPC Current Status As of April 2022, 242 km had been completed while 377 km of route was under implementation. This economic corridor is planned to be completed by 2025. Route Map A PDF route map of Indore – Hyderabad Economic Corridor will be added here when available. Tenders & Contractors This section will be updated when tender notices are published and contractor details are available. Page last updated: April 24, 2023. Have a que...

5/5 - (4 votes) The Indore Metro Route is a four-line massive rapid transit system project built to serve the largest cities of the MP. It was built by Madhya Pradesh Indore is located on the Malwa Plateau and covers an area of ​​214 square kilometers. Indore is a secondary city and the most populous city in Indore City, like the rest of India, is Latest News 5 March, 2023: A popular French multinational rolling stock manufacturer, Alstom has begun the production of lightweight Movia metro passenger trains for Indore & Bhopal metro rail projects, as per a company statement. According to the contract assigned to Alstom by Madhya Pradesh Metro Rail Corporation Limited Indore Metro Line Indore metro route features four corridors for commuters to travel to many locations. At present, only line 3 is under construction; the rest are yet in the planning stage. The 4 planned corridor lines are as follows: • Line-1A:Sri Aurobindo Hospital – Collectorate office – Indore Bypass 1 • Line-1B:Sri Aurobindo Hospital – Collectorate office – Regional Park (1B) • Line-2:Dewas Naka – Juni Indore – MHOW • Line 3:Yellow Line (Bhawarsala Square – Super Corridor 1) • Line-4:MR9 – Indore Railway Station – Indore Bypass 4 Indore Metro Route Map This Indore metro route consists of a 100–107 kilometre network with overlapping and branching lines. The final metro route is partitioned into 4 lines, out of which one line route is under construction. The rest models are proposed to the organizations and...

The metro rail project will reduce traffic congestion and travel time for city commuters while providing a safe and comfortable transportation service. The project corridors will integrate several modes of transportation including rail stations, bus stops, intermediate public transportation and non-motorised transportation. Indore Metro project lines and route details The Indore Metro project will have four main lines and a ballastless standard gauge track of 1,435mm. Line 1 or the Red Line will run from Sri Aurobindo Hospital to Collectorate Office, from where it will bifurcate into two different lines: 1A and 1B. Line 1A will extend from Collectorate Office to Indore Bypass 1 and include 18 stations, while Line 1B will extend from Collectorate Office to Regional Park and include 13 stations. The 28.9km Line 2 or the Purple Line will be built between Dewas Naka and MHOW. Line 3 or the Yellow Line will be a 31.46km ring line, which will include a 28.33km elevated section and a 3.22km underground section. It will connect heavily populated areas such as Bengali Square, Vijay Nagar, Bhawarsala, Airport and Palasia. The Yellow Line will have 29 stations including 23 elevated and six underground stations. It is expected to be extended as Line 3S with a length of 15.1km from Bengali Square to Indore Bypass 3. The 16.9km-long Line 4 or the Blue Line will be constructed from MR 9 to Indore Bypass 4 and include 16 stations. Indore Metro will feature a communication-based train cont...

Indore Metro is a mass rapid transit system (MRTS) built by the Madhya Pradesh Metro Rail Co. Limited to serve Indore, the state’s most populous and largest city. Rohit Associates Cities & Rails Pvt.Ltd prepared the Indore Metro master plan, which envisions four metro lines and two spurs crisscrossing the city, with one line (Yellow Line / Line-3 – a ring line) chosen for implementation in Phase 1. The Detailed Project Report (DPR) for the Indore Metro Phase 1 project, which includes 33.53 kilometres of route, was approved by the state government in December 2016 and by the Central Government’s cabinet in October 2018. The priority passageway of the Indore railroad line is anticipated to be completed and opened in August 2024. The primary part is scheduled to be completed in 2027. The project was initially planned to be partly funded by a loan from the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA); however, currently, it will be financed by the Asian Development Bank (ADB) for an unrevealed quantity and also the New Development Bank (NDB) for $225 million. The state’s Chief Minister ordered the foundation stone for part one of the projects in September 2019. Table of Contents • • • • • • • • Indore Metro: Overview Indore metro route has four corridors for commuters to visit several locations. At the moment, line three is under construction. The four planned passageway lines square measure as follows: Line Route Number of Stations Station names Line 1A Sri Aurobindo Hospita...

Indore Metro – Information, Route Maps, Fares, Tenders & Updates Menu: Information Indore Metro is an under construction mass rapid transit system (MRTS) being built to serve Indore, the most populous and largest city of Madhya Pradesh state, by the Madhya Pradesh Metro Rail Co Limited (MPMRCL). Indore Metro’s master plan with 94 kms of routes was prepared by Rohit Associates Cities & Rails Pvt.Ltd and envisions 4 metro lines & 2 spurs criss-crossing the city out of which 1 line (Yellow Line / Line-3 – a ring line) has been selected for implementation in Phase 1. Indore Metro’s Phase 1 project’s Detailed Project Report (DPR) with 33.53 km of routes was approved by the state government in December 2016 and by the Central Government’s cabinet in October 2018. Indore Metro’s Priority Corridor is expected to be completed and opened in August 2024, beyond its August 2023 deadline. Phase 1 is expected to be completed in 2027. The project was originally planned to be partly funded through an official development assistance (ODA) loan from the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA), but will now be funded by the Asian Development Bank (ADB) for an undisclosed amount and New Development Bank (NDB) for $225 million. In September 2019, the Phase 1 project’s foundation stone was laid was by the state’s Chief Minister. Construction work commenced in February 2019 and is expected to be completed in 2027. System Specifications • Top Speed: 80 kmph • Average Speed: 34 kmph • Track ...

In a city like Indore, one that is expanding at a really high rate, the metro is something that has come out to become a necessity. The metro here, has been under works for a long time and though there is still no update on the completion of work, new reports state that the proposed underground route will be extended to cover a total length of 4.5 kilometers. Read on to know all about Indore metro, it’s timeline and future. Previously it was revealed that the underground route would be around 2 kilometers in length, but now it seems the route has been extended. The main reason behind this extension is the fact that Bada Ganpati Square and surrounding areas are really crowded and it would not make sense to construct an elevated metro route halting the traffic and disrupting the daily commute of people. The elevated metro route then, would only add to the traffic issues. The extended route will go from Bada Ganpati Square all the way to the airport via Rajwada. This is one of the most crowded routes in Indore and the metro, once functional will surely help clear the areas plagued with traffic issues. The completed metro route that will cover an area of 29 kilometers will be mostly elevated. Additionally, the authorities will also build a foot-over bridge that will directly connect the metro to the airport, which recently got the international status. Indore is already one of the fastest developing cities of the country and this news has got us pumped up. As of now, one phase...

The metro rail project will reduce traffic congestion and travel time for city commuters while providing a safe and comfortable transportation service. The project corridors will integrate several modes of transportation including rail stations, bus stops, intermediate public transportation and non-motorised transportation. Indore Metro project lines and route details The Indore Metro project will have four main lines and a ballastless standard gauge track of 1,435mm. Line 1 or the Red Line will run from Sri Aurobindo Hospital to Collectorate Office, from where it will bifurcate into two different lines: 1A and 1B. Line 1A will extend from Collectorate Office to Indore Bypass 1 and include 18 stations, while Line 1B will extend from Collectorate Office to Regional Park and include 13 stations. The 28.9km Line 2 or the Purple Line will be built between Dewas Naka and MHOW. Line 3 or the Yellow Line will be a 31.46km ring line, which will include a 28.33km elevated section and a 3.22km underground section. It will connect heavily populated areas such as Bengali Square, Vijay Nagar, Bhawarsala, Airport and Palasia. The Yellow Line will have 29 stations including 23 elevated and six underground stations. It is expected to be extended as Line 3S with a length of 15.1km from Bengali Square to Indore Bypass 3. The 16.9km-long Line 4 or the Blue Line will be constructed from MR 9 to Indore Bypass 4 and include 16 stations. Indore Metro will feature a communication-based train cont...

Indore Metro is a mass rapid transit system (MRTS) built by the Madhya Pradesh Metro Rail Co. Limited to serve Indore, the state’s most populous and largest city. Rohit Associates Cities & Rails Pvt.Ltd prepared the Indore Metro master plan, which envisions four metro lines and two spurs crisscrossing the city, with one line (Yellow Line / Line-3 – a ring line) chosen for implementation in Phase 1. The Detailed Project Report (DPR) for the Indore Metro Phase 1 project, which includes 33.53 kilometres of route, was approved by the state government in December 2016 and by the Central Government’s cabinet in October 2018. The priority passageway of the Indore railroad line is anticipated to be completed and opened in August 2024. The primary part is scheduled to be completed in 2027. The project was initially planned to be partly funded by a loan from the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA); however, currently, it will be financed by the Asian Development Bank (ADB) for an unrevealed quantity and also the New Development Bank (NDB) for $225 million. The state’s Chief Minister ordered the foundation stone for part one of the projects in September 2019. Table of Contents • • • • • • • • Indore Metro: Overview Indore metro route has four corridors for commuters to visit several locations. At the moment, line three is under construction. The four planned passageway lines square measure as follows: Line Route Number of Stations Station names Line 1A Sri Aurobindo Hospita...

5/5 - (4 votes) The Indore Metro Route is a four-line massive rapid transit system project built to serve the largest cities of the MP. It was built by Madhya Pradesh Indore is located on the Malwa Plateau and covers an area of ​​214 square kilometers. Indore is a secondary city and the most populous city in Indore City, like the rest of India, is Latest News 5 March, 2023: A popular French multinational rolling stock manufacturer, Alstom has begun the production of lightweight Movia metro passenger trains for Indore & Bhopal metro rail projects, as per a company statement. According to the contract assigned to Alstom by Madhya Pradesh Metro Rail Corporation Limited Indore Metro Line Indore metro route features four corridors for commuters to travel to many locations. At present, only line 3 is under construction; the rest are yet in the planning stage. The 4 planned corridor lines are as follows: • Line-1A:Sri Aurobindo Hospital – Collectorate office – Indore Bypass 1 • Line-1B:Sri Aurobindo Hospital – Collectorate office – Regional Park (1B) • Line-2:Dewas Naka – Juni Indore – MHOW • Line 3:Yellow Line (Bhawarsala Square – Super Corridor 1) • Line-4:MR9 – Indore Railway Station – Indore Bypass 4 Indore Metro Route Map This Indore metro route consists of a 100–107 kilometre network with overlapping and branching lines. The final metro route is partitioned into 4 lines, out of which one line route is under construction. The rest models are proposed to the organizations and...