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What runs. What comes next.

See what is running, being built, approved, or proposed—without mixing the official national headline with our named-system catalogue.

At a glance

  1. 01The official national series reports 1,155 operational km across 26 cities as of March 2026.
  2. 02Our table tracks 28 named systems and projects: 21 have passenger service, and their modelled operational lengths sum to 1070 km. This is not the official national total because the scope differs.
  3. 03Delhi NCR's Delhi Metro is the largest operational network at 375.5 km — more than twice the size of the second-largest.
  4. 04Mumbai has the most kilometres currently under construction at 124.1 km, with multiple corridors building simultaneously.
  5. 05The catalogue currently identifies 588 km under construction. Approved and proposed corridors are shown separately and are not added to that figure.

Systems in this catalogue entering service

Counts named records by their first passenger-service year; it is not the Government of India city series.

Operational vs under-construction km by system

Source
MoHUA/PIB national releases and linked system-operator records; secondary references fill documented gaps
Publication / review dates
Official national snapshot: 31 Mar 2026 · latest catalogue review: 5 Aug 2026

Data provenance

Source
MoHUA/PIB national releases and linked system-operator records; secondary references fill documented gaps
Publication / review dates
Official national snapshot: 31 Mar 2026 · latest catalogue review: 5 Aug 2026
Coverage
28 named system/project records; 21 currently record passenger service
Limitations
The official national series and catalogue-derived sums use different boundaries, particularly for the Delhi–Meerut RRTS. Under construction means evidenced ongoing work; approval or proposal alone is excluded.
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