Indore Metro Ridership Crosses 60,000 In 24 Days, Revenue Surpasses ₹26 Lakh
Indore (Madhya Pradesh): Metro ridership on the Malviya Nagar-Gandhi Nagar corridor has been steadily increasing, with more than 60,000 passengers using the service in the first 24 days since operations began on Sep 6. During this period, the Metro Rail Corporation earned over Rs 26 lakh in revenue. The service has become particularly useful for employees travelling towards Vijay Nagar, Super…
Indore's Malviya Nagar-Gandhi Nagar Metro corridor welcomed its 60,000th passenger in just 24 days following its September 6 launch. The Metro Rail Corporation amassed over ₹26 lakh in revenue during this period, as riders praised the service's time and cost savings compared to road travel. With a fare of ₹65, the Metro proves to be a more economical option than alternatives like bike rides, auto rickshaws and cabs.
Passengers appreciate the reliable journey times and reduced traffic delays, while the corporation has adjusted operating hours based on demand. The corridor's 16 stations, including Malviya Nagar, Vijay Nagar, Meghdoot Square and Super Corridor, provide convenient connectivity to key areas such as the airport. Despite the service's popularity, some commuters have called for further fare reductions to boost public transport usage.
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