Under Delhi Metro Phase-IV, the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation plans to further intensify the connectivity net in the south part of the national capital with the launch of the Brown Line. The Delhi Metro Brown Line will act as a connectivity hub for existing metro lines in South Delhi, joining the three metro lines, Pink Line, Magenta Line and Violet Line. The less-than-8-km line (it is proposed to run a 7.96-km distance) will begin from Lajpat Nagar and end at Saket G Block, running through a total of eight metro stations.
Delhi Metro Phase-IV
Under Delhi Metro Phase-IV, the DMRC is currently working on three priority corridors: Aerocity-Tughlakabad, RK Ashram to Janakpuri West and Mukundpur to Maujpur.
Delhi Metro Brown Line stations
The proposed line is expected to have the following eight stations:
- Lajpat Nagar: Connected with Violent Line, Pink Line
- Andrews Ganj
- Greater Kailash-1
- Chirag Delhi: Connected with Magenta Line
- Pushpa Bhawan
- Saket District Centre
- Pushp Vihar
- Saket G Block: Connected with upcoming Silver Line
When will Delhi Metro Brown Line be ready?
Work on this line is expected to be complete by mid-2025.
FAQs
What stations will be part of the Delhi Metro Brown Line?
Lajpat Nagar, Andrews Ganj, Greater Kailash-1, Chirag Delhi, Pushpa Bhawan, Saket District Centre, Pushp Vihar and Saket G Block will be part of the Delhi Metro Brown Line.
What will be the length of the Delhi Metro Brown line?
The proposed line will be 7.96-km long.
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