
Indore's Metro dream to come true today
Indore: India's cleanest city, Indore, is poised to usher in a new era of public transportation.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi
will virtually inaugurate the passenger service on Indore Metro's Super Priority Corridor from Bhopal on Saturday.
In Indore, the inauguration ceremony will be held at the Gandhi Nagar Metro Station starting at 10:30am.
The approximately 6km section of the Yellow Line forms the Super Priority Corridor, encompassing five stations including Gandhi Nagar Station, Super Corridor 6, Super Corridor 5, Super Corridor 4, and Super Corridor 3. This new corridor is expected to significantly ease traffic congestion, reduce pollution, and provide commuters with a comfortable travel experience.
Beyond its technical significance, the Metro Train's 'Super Priority Corridor' symbolises Indore's progressive journey towards modernisation.
It's worth noting that the entire Yellow Line of the Indore Metro will span 31.32km (22.62 km elevated and 8.7 km underground) and will feature 28 stations, promising to make urban travel easier, faster, and more environmentally friendly. The total project cost for the 31.32-kilometre metro line is estimated at Rs 7500 crore, with the initial 6-kilometre corridor alone costing approximately Rs 1520 crore.
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This project is a crucial step towards transforming Indore into a modern, eco-friendly city.
Indore is abuzz with immense excitement as preparations for the metro train launch are complete. The inauguration ceremony, set to coincide with the 300th birth anniversary of Lokmata Devi Ahilya Bai Holkar, will be dedicated to women. A large number of women are expected to be present at the inauguration in Indore. Each station will have special women guards, and women's safety will be ensured through CCTV camera surveillance.
Women employees will also play a significant role in the metro's management.

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