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This article talks about the launch of Patna Metro by Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, including details about routes, fares, and future plans.
Patna has exciting news! The first metro train has been launched in the city. Bihar’s Chief Minister, Nitish Kumar, inaugurated the Patna Metro on Monday and even took the first ride himself. Many government officials and ministers were present to celebrate this important moment.
The metro will soon be open for the public after this inaugural journey. People were really excited to see the metro up close. In the first phase, the metro will connect important spots like ISBT, Zero Mile, and Bhootnath. Once fully operational, each metro trip can carry about 900 passengers across its three coaches.
Right now, the metro will run from New Pataliputra bus terminal to Bhootnath station, stopping at Zero Mile. This year, the service will be expanded further to Khemanchak and Malahi. The fare for a ride will be Rs 15 for one station and a maximum of Rs 30 for a full journey across all stations.
This metro service marks a new chapter for public transport in Patna, making daily travel much easier for everyone. With this modern transport option, citizens can expect a more convenient way to commute around the city.
As the metro opens to the public, it is expected to greatly improve the commuting experience for many. The government aims to quickly expand the service to cover more areas, making it a vital part of Patna’s transport system.
Summary:
- The first metro train has been launched in Patna.
- Chief Minister Nitish Kumar inaugurated the metro and took the first ride.
- The metro will connect key locations like ISBT and Bhootnath.
- Fares will be Rs 15 for one station and Rs 30 for all stations.
- The service will expand to more areas soon for better connectivity.
