Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated Pune Metro’s Pink Line (Line 3), a ₹8,300 crore project spanning 23 km from Maan to District Court. This corridor aims to improve connectivity between Hinjewadi IT hub and Shivajinagar, benefiting commuters, including IT professionals. The Pink Line is part of broader efforts to modernize urban transport in Pune.
During the event, Modi laid the foundation for four new metro corridors in Phase-II, totaling ₹21,800 crore. These projects—Lines 2A, 2B, 4, and 4A—will expand Pune’s metro network, reducing traffic congestion and improving mobility across key residential, commercial, and IT hubs. The expansion reflects India’s growing metro network, which expanded from 248 km in 2014 to over 1,200 km by recent years.
PM Modi Inaugurates Pune Metro Line 3, Lays Foundation Stone for Four New Corridors Under Phase II https://t.co/QCTPdbLPYg
The Pink Line incorporates solar power to meet around 30% of its electricity needs, aligning with sustainable urban infrastructure goals. This initiative supports India’s focus on eco-friendly urban planning while enhancing operational efficiency.
The Pink Line incorporates solar power to meet around 30% of its electricity needs, aligning with sustainable urban infrastructure goals.