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Bhopal Metro New Timetable Takes Effect on 15 September 2026

MPMRCL's official sheets from 15 September start trains at 11:30 AM, with 42 weekday departures and a longer Sunday service. What changed from July.

Bhopal, 16 Sept 2026

By mybharatmetro.com Editorial TeamPublished Last updated 3 min read

Navy card with a clock icon and the text Bhopal Metro new timetable from 15 September 2026

In short: MPMRCL's current Bhopal Metro timetable took effect on 15 September 2026. Trains start later than before, run every 30 minutes until the late afternoon and every 15 minutes after that.

What the official sheets say

Monday to SaturdaySundays and public holidays
First train, Subhash Nagar11:30 AM11:30 AM
Last train, Subhash Nagar7:00 PM8:00 PM
Last train, AIIMS7:30 PM8:30 PM
Departures a day42 in total (21 from each end)66 in total (33 from each end)

On weekdays the gap is 30 minutes until about 4:30 PM from Subhash Nagar (5:00 PM from AIIMS), then 15 minutes until the last train. The timetable gives the end-to-end run as 23 minutes. The Sunday sheet moves to 15-minute gaps from about 12:30 PM.

What changed

News reports of 24 July 2026 described a timetable with a 9:00 AM start, 15-minute gaps in the peaks and 50 trips a day. The September sheet starts at 11:30 AM and counts 42 weekday departures. The sheets themselves do not say why. A January timetable had only 13 trips at 75-minute gaps, so the service has been revised several times since the line opened in December 2025.

What we could not confirm

The PDF is labelled for weekdays and does not state whether Saturday follows it, so check the poster at the station if you travel on a Saturday. Late-evening and festival changes are announced separately by the operator.

Fares and station details are in the Bhopal guide.

Sources and last check

Last reviewed: 12 November 2026. We update this story when an operator announces a change and list every correction at the foot of the editorial policy. Found a mistake? Report it.

Independent report by the hub desk. It is not a metro corporation or a government website. For the live notice, use the operator's own channels and the Bhopal guide.

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