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This article shares the exciting news about the Patna Metro’s first corridor launch during Navratri.
The people of Patna have great news! The first corridor of the Patna Metro is set to open during the Navratri festival. This metro line will run from Bhootnath to ISBT, and trial runs are already happening. All safety checks have been completed, and it is expected that Prime Minister Narendra Modi will inaugurate this much-awaited project.
The metro service will connect three stations: Bhootnath, Zero Mile, and ISBT. It will operate daily from 8 AM to 10 PM, providing 14 hours of service. Each round trip will take about 20 minutes. The fares will be affordable, starting at ₹15 and going up to ₹30, making it a convenient option for daily commuters.
This new metro line is expected to ease the notorious traffic jams in Patna. With this service, office-goers and students will have a fast, safe, and comfortable way to travel. For example, if you catch the metro at Bhootnath at 8 AM, the next one will arrive at 8:20 AM, making it very convenient.
All three metro stations are almost ready, with lighting and ticketing systems installed. The entry and exit gates are also set up. The administration is also preparing traffic management plans to ensure a smooth inauguration day without any hiccups.
Looking ahead, there are plans to extend the metro service from Bhootnath to Malahi, which may involve a slight increase in fares. Right now, everyone in Patna is eagerly waiting for the inauguration, as this metro promises a new and efficient way to travel around the city.
Summary:
- The Patna Metro’s first corridor will open during Navratri.
- It connects Bhootnath, Zero Mile, and ISBT stations.
- Service hours are from 8 AM to 10 PM with affordable fares.
- New metro aims to reduce traffic and provide comfortable travel.
- Future plans include extending the service to Malahi.
