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Namo Bharat Ridership: October 2026 Numbers From the NCRTC Portal

About 108,000 riders a day in October and just over 49 million since launch, according to the figures NCRTC's portal publishes.

Meerut, 3 Nov 2026

By mybharatmetro.com Editorial TeamPublished Last updated 3 min read

Navy card with a stopwatch icon and the text Namo Bharat ridership October 2026

In short: NCRTC's portal shows an average of 108,049 passengers a day in October 2026. Cumulative ridership stood at 49,002,272 when the figures were last read, on 2 November 2026.

What the portal publishes

MeasureFigure
Average daily riders, October 2026108,049
Highest single day168,666
Cumulative riders49,002,272
App downloads321,418

Month by month in 2026

The portal's monthly totals, in millions, were: January 1.64, February 1.78, March 2.72, April 2.77, May 2.91, June 3.06, July 2.94, August 3.52, September 3.24 and October 3.35. The rise from February to March follows the opening of the final sections and Meerut Metro on 22 February 2026, when the line reached its 23 stations. August is the highest month in the list.

August also included the Kanwar Yatra period, 30 July to 14 August, when NCRTC added 52 extra trips and shortened the gap to 8 minutes, as ThePrint reported. We cannot tell from the portal how much of the August total came from that period.

What the numbers do not say

The feed carries no publication date, so we treat the read date as its date. It also does not split riders between Namo Bharat and Meerut Metro, or between Standard and Premium. Treat the figures as operator-published totals, not audited numbers.

Fares, stations and the Delhi links are explained in the Meerut 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 Meerut guide.

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