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This article shares the exciting news about the inauguration of Patna Metro, its features, and how it will benefit the public.
Patna Metro is finally here! Today marks the day when the first metro train in Bihar will be inaugurated by Chief Minister Nitish Kumar. After a delay from the original date of August 15, the metro service is ready to start, and people can now look forward to using it for their daily commutes.
After the inauguration, the metro service will begin operations on three stations, with a plan to expand to five stations by December. This will allow commuters to travel more easily across the city. The new metro system aims to ease the traffic woes in Patna, especially in crowded areas.
Patna Metro will operate daily from 8 AM to 10 PM, and trains will run at a maximum speed of 40 km/h. The fare structure is set at Rs 15 for rides from New ISBT to Zero Mile and Rs 30 for journeys to Bhootnath station. The metro cars also showcase beautiful Madhubani paintings, highlighting key tourist attractions in Bihar.
The Metro Rail Safety Commissioner has given a security certificate, ensuring that all safety standards are met. This includes checks on the signaling system, track safety, and the overall functioning of the trains. The successful completion of these tests has paved the way for today’s public launch.
Following the successful trial runs, which began early September, the metro service is now ready for regular operations. This development will significantly benefit daily commuters and contribute to better transportation in the city.
Summary:
- Patna Metro inaugurated today by CM Nitish Kumar.
- Three stations will be operational now, five by December.
- Service will run daily from 8 AM to 10 PM with set fares.
- Metro cars feature traditional Madhubani art.
- All safety standards have been successfully met for launch.
