Agra Metro Project Update: The work of the second corridor of Agra Metro is going on fast. Metro service from Agra Cantt to Agra College is expected to start by March 2026. By January 2027, the entire project will be completed with 27 stations and 30 km long network.

The speed of the metro in the Taj city has become faster. Uttar Pradesh Metro Rail Corporation (UPMRC) has increased the speed of work on the second corridor of Agra Metro. The deployment of heavy machines and the rapid construction of pillars indicate that the citizens may get the gift of the metro before the scheduled time.

First corridor till April next year

The first corridor is being built from Taj East Gate to Sikandra. The civil work of SN Medical College, Agra College, Raja Ki Mandi and RBS College station of this corridor is almost complete. At the same time, the work of elevated stations like ISBT, Guru Ka Tal and Sikandra is going on fast. It is expected that this part will be opened to passengers by April 2026.

Second corridor before scheduled time

In the first phase of the second corridor, tracks are being laid from Agra Cantt to Agra College. Most of the pillars have been prepared and the goal is to start operating the metro on this part by March 2026. This means that passengers will get the facility of metro three months before the first corridor.

New metro bridge over Yamuna River

Under this project, a new bridge will be built about 15 meters high on the Yamuna River. Its design has been finalized. For this, the 133 KV high -tension line on the Mandi Committee will be increased to about 26 meters. After this work is completed, the metro will be operated and smooth.

Pedestrians will get relief at stations

Foot over bridge (FOB) will be built at all elevated stations in the second corridor. There are a total of 5 stations from Agra Cantt to Agra College and every station will have FOB facility. Apart from this, this facility will also be provided at nine further stations, so that passengers can cross the road and highway safely.

15 km track from Agra Cantt to Kalindi Vihar

The second corridor will be 15 km long from Agra Cantt to Kalindi Vihar, including 14 stations. The track from Sultanganj Pulia will cross the Agra-Mathura Highway. Work has been started by barricading on this part.

Project will be completed by January 2027

UPMRC officials say the Agra Metro project will now be completed in January 2027 instead of April 2027. By then both the corridors will be completely operational and the city will get a total of 27 metro stations and 30 km long network.

Which stations included?

  • First Corridor (Taj East Gate to Sikandra): Taj East Gate, Captain Shubham Gupta, Fatehabad Road, Taj Mahal, Dr. Ambedkar Chowk, Mana: Kameshwar, SN Medical College, Agra College, Raja Ki Mandi, RBS College, ISBT, Guru's Tal and Sikandra.
  • Second Corridor (Agra Cantt to Kalindi Vihar): Agra Cantt, Sadar Bazar, Pratappura, Collectorate, Agra College, Hariparvat, Sanjay Place, Bhagwan Talkies Chauraha, Sultanganj Pulia, Kamla Nagar, Rambagh, Foundry Nagar, Krishi Mandi and Kalindi Vihar.

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