Archive · 27 Oct 2025
Delhi Metro to Extend Platforms at 32 Stations
The Delhi Metro is making platforms bigger at 32 stations.
This helps people get on and off trains more easily during busy times.
The project costs about 5.71 crore and includes stations on the Blue Line.
The platform extensions should make it less crowded, making travel safer and more comfortable.
The DMRC is also doing this to prepare for more passengers.
The work will start after the bidding process finishes and take about a year to complete.
The Blue Line is a busy route connecting Delhi and nearby cities.
With 10 lines and two rapid rail lines, the metro has a daily ridership of 65 lakh.
DMRC is extending platforms at 32 stations to reduce congestion.
The project's estimated cost is around Rs 5.71 crore.
Work will be completed within one year from commencement.
The tender was issued on October 24 and will close on November 17.
Platform expansions aim to improve commuter experience and handle larger volumes.
- Who
- Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC)
- What
- Is expanding platforms at 32 stations.
- When
- The tender was issued on October 24 and will close on November 17.
- Where
- At 32 stations on the Blue Line in Delhi and Noida.
- Why
- To ease congestion, improve passenger experience, and handle larger passenger volumes.
- Project Scope
- Platform extensions at 32 stations
- Purpose
- Ease rush-hour congestion, improve commuter convenience
- Estimated Cost
- Rs 5.71 crore
- Tender Open Date
- October 24
- Tender Close Date
- November 17
- Technical Bid Opening
- November 18
- Completion Time
- Within one year from commencement
- Key Lines Affected
- Blue Line (Line-3 and Line-4)
- Ridership
- 65 lakh per weekday
