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Yellow Line from Devi Ahilya Bai Holkar Terminal to Radisson Square.

Holkar TerminalRadisson Square

Stations open

16 of 29

Length open

About 17 km

Fare range

Rs 10 to Rs 60

Trains run

About 45 min

Overview

Indore's metro is planned as one Yellow Line that closes into a loop of about 33.5 km with 29 stations. Today the public part runs from Devi Ahilya Bai Holkar Terminal in the Super Corridor area to Radisson Square at Malviya Nagar: 16 stations over about 17 km.

The first short stretch of five stations opened on 31 May 2025. The longer section to Radisson Square followed on 6 September 2026. The stations beyond it, towards Rajwada, Indore Junction and the Airport, are still being built, and no opening dates are published here.

On Monday to Saturday trains run from 7:30 AM to 9:30 PM at gaps of about 45 minutes. Sundays and public holidays have shorter hours. Fares in the Indore guide are approximate slabs from Rs 10 to Rs 60, because the revised official chart was still awaited when we last looked.

The line is run by MPMRCL, the same state corporation that runs the Bhopal metro. Station pages, gate numbers and the journey planner live in the dedicated Indore guide.

Key facts

Key facts for Indore
StatusOpen now
Line and servicesYellow Line, Elevated
Stations open16 (of 29 planned)
Operating lengthAbout 17 km
FaresRs 10 to Rs 60. Approximate distance slabs. The revised official chart was still awaited.
First and last train7:30 AM to 9:30 PM. Monday to Saturday. Sundays and public holidays run shorter hours.
FrequencyAbout every 45 minutes
Daily servicesComing soon
Opened31 May 2025 (first section)
InterchangesNone published
TicketingQR-code ticket, MPMRCL mobile app, UPI, e-Wallet
AccessibilityLifts, escalators, tactile paths and wheelchair facilities, as listed in the Indore guide
Premium classNo Premium class published
ParkingComing soon
OperatorMadhya Pradesh Metro Rail Corporation Limited (MPMRCL)
Last verified12 November 2026

Sources: MPMRCL announcements (mpmetrorail.com), as recorded in the Indore guide: timetable effective 25 Sep 2026, extension of 6 Sep 2026.

How to ride in 5 steps

Each step uses the facts above and links to the page on the Indore guide that holds the detail.

  1. Check the timetable

    First train 7:30 AM, last train 9:30 PM. Monday to Saturday. Sundays and public holidays run shorter hours.

    Timings on the Indore guide
  2. Pick your stations

    16 stations are open from Holkar Terminal to Radisson Square.

    Stations on the Indore guide
  3. Check the fare

    Rs 10 to Rs 60. Approximate distance slabs; the revised official chart was still awaited.

    Fares on the Indore guide
  4. Buy your ticket

    Options named in our sources: QR-code ticket, MPMRCL mobile app, UPI, e-Wallet.

    Ticket options on the Indore guide
  5. Ride and change

    Interchanges: None published.

    Route map on the Indore guide

At a glance: milestones

  1. 31 May 2025

    First section of the Yellow Line opens (stations 1 to 5).

    Source: Indore guide data, from MPMRCL announcements

  2. 6 Sep 2026

    Extension to Radisson Square opens to the public. 16 stations are now open.

    Source: Indore guide data, from MPMRCL announcements

  3. 25 Sep 2026

    Current timetable takes effect (MPMRCL post of 24 Sep 2026).

    Source: MPMRCL

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Stations, fares and timings for Indore

The Indore guide has the station pages, fare notes and sources. This hub does not publish them.

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Nearby and related

  • Bhopal: The other Madhya Pradesh metro, run by the same corporation.

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