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India’s first Ring Metro network has recently been inaugurated in Delhi, marking a significant milestone in the country’s urban transport development. The project is part of Delhi Metro Phase IV, in which the Pink Line has been completed to form a circular (ring) corridor around the city. With a total length of about 71.56 km, the Pink Line now functions as India’s first fully operational ring metro system, improving connectivity between outer areas of Delhi.
The inauguration included several major infrastructure developments worth over ₹33,500 crore, of which ₹18,300 crore was allocated to metro projects. Important additions include the 12.3 km Pink Line extension from Majlis Park to Maujpur–Babarpur and the 9.9 km extension of the Magenta Line from Deepali Chowk to Majlis Park. These expansions have strengthened the overall Delhi Metro network by connecting several existing lines.
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Discover India's first Ring Metro in Delhi - the 71.56 km Pink Line network transforming urban transport with innovative engineering and enhanced connectivity.
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