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How to Choose the Right City Guide: Which Site Covers Which Line

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Navy card with four saffron route markers and the text How to choose the right city guide

Short answer: Use the guide for the city where you will board. Each guide covers one city's line or lines with its own stations, fares and timings. This hub only compares the cities and points you to the right guide.

Key facts

GuideCoversOpen stationsOperator
Indore guide (myindoremetro.com)Yellow Line, Devi Ahilya Bai Holkar Terminal to Radisson Square16MPMRCL
Bhopal guide (mybhopalmetro.com)Orange Line, Subhash Nagar to AIIMS8MPMRCL
Patna guide (mypatnametro.in)Corridor-2, Patliputra Bus Terminal to Malahi Pakri4PMRCL
Meerut guide (mymeerutmetro.com)Namo Bharat and Meerut Metro, Sarai Kale Khan to Modipuram23NCRTC

Which guide do I need for a trip between cities?

The four guides cover separate systems, so a trip from one of these cities to another is not a single ride on one line. Choose the guide for the city where you will actually ride. Delhi is the exception. Namo Bharat starts at Sarai Kale Khan in Delhi, and its three Delhi stations are listed in the Meerut guide. Our network does not cover the Delhi Metro itself.

What is the difference between the hub and a city guide?

  • The hub (this site) gives a short overview, a side-by-side comparison and news across cities. It has no station pages, fares tables or timetables of its own.
  • A city guide holds the details: station pages, fare notes, timings, route maps and places near stations.

Why does each city have its own site?

Every city has a different operator, a different fare system and different gaps in what is published. Separate guides keep each page accurate for its own line and let us show the date each fact was last checked. The text on each site is written for that city and is not copied between sites.

How much should I trust the numbers?

Each figure carries a source and a review date. Bhopal's timetable and fares and Namo Bharat's fare matrix are official. Indore's fares are approximate until the revised chart appears. Patna's figures come from news reports because the operator's site could not give a fare chart or timetable. Where nothing is published we write "not published".

What if my city is not listed?

We add a city only when its guide is built and its facts are sourced. More cities are planned. If you want to suggest one, write to us.

Which guide should I open first?

If you are unsure, start from our city pages. Each one gives a short overview, the main facts with their sources and a button to the full guide. If you want to see how the cities differ, use the comparison table.

How does the hub keep its facts current?

We recheck the operator sources behind each city guide, record the date and change a figure only when a named source changes. The hub reuses the verified numbers from the city guides instead of keeping a separate copy of the details. If an operator publishes a new timetable or fare chart, the city guide changes first and the hub follows.

The hub never replaces an operator's notice. For delays, closures or safety information, use the operator's own channels and the notice at the station.

Sources and last check

  • MPMRCL (mpmetrorail.com): official timetable PDFs and fare matrix for Bhopal, announcements for Indore.
  • NCRTC Namo Bharat portal (namobharat.ncrtc.in): stations, station-pair fares and hours. Read on 12 November 2026.
  • PMRCL (patnametro.bihar.gov.in): project description. Its security certificate had expired when we checked on 12 November 2026.

Last reviewed: 12 November 2026. We update this page when an operator announces a change. See how we check facts. Found a mistake? Tell us.

This is an independent guide. It is not a metro corporation or a government website and it does not speak for MPMRCL, PMRCL or NCRTC.

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