Archive · 19 Sep 2025
Indore's ₹110 Crore ISBT Remains Unused Six Months Later
A new bus station in Indore, costing a lot of money, is finished but empty after six months.
The people in charge haven't found anyone to run it.
Even though it has nice waiting areas and ticket counters, buses are still using old, busy spots.
This new station was made to make bus travel better, but it's not being used, which is a waste of money.
The ₹110 crore ISBT at MR-10 in Indore remains unused.
The ISBT was completed six months prior.
The Indore Development Authority (IDA) has failed to secure an operator.
Verification of bids is ongoing, delaying contract awarding.
Passengers continue to board buses from older locations.
- Who
- Indore Development Authority (IDA)
- What
- ₹110 crore ISBT remains unused six months after completion.
- When
- Six months after completion.
- Where
- Indore, Madhya Pradesh
- Why
- IDA has failed to find an operator.
Commuters
IDA
Use of ISBT
Commuters
Commuters are inconvenienced by continued use of old bus stands and makeshift points.
IDA
The IDA is in process of securing an operator.
- Project
- Inter-State Bus Terminal (ISBT) at MR-10
- Cost
- ₹110 crore
- Location
- Indore, Madhya Pradesh
- Status
- Unused six months after completion
- Operator
- None secured despite tenders
- Objective
- To streamline interstate bus services