Civil Lines Metro StationDMRC

The Delhi Metro is the busiest and the second oldest metro in India, the oldest being the Kolkata Metro. Connecting the cities of Bahadurgarh, Gurugram, Ghaziabad, Noida, Faridabad through around 250 metro stations; it consists of 8 color-coded metro lines. A mix of elevated stations, at-grade stations as well as the underground stations form the basic structure of Delhi Metro.

It has an annual ridership of around 926 million with the daily ridership of around 2.54 million. The headquarters of the Delhi Metro is Metro Bhawan, Barakhamba Road, New Delhi-110001. The Chairman Durga Shanker Mishra and the Managing Director Mangu Singh have been successful in the biggest metro project of India. The complete system length is of 343.36 km. 300 trains with 4/6/8 coaches each are engaged in taking this project towards the mark of success. Among the 250 stations which have been talked about already, there exist Civil Lines Metro Station at Sham Nath Marg, Railway Colony, Civil Lines, New Delhi.

Facilities available at the Civil lines Metro station

Civil Lines Metro Station is a station of Delhi Metro Rail precisely whose coordinates are 28 40'37" N, 77 13'30" E. This station comes on the yellow line of Delhi Metro Rail, the southbound of which is towards Huda City Centre and the northbound is towards Samayapur Badli. This station was opened on 20 December 2004.

• The structure type of this station is underground.
• This metro station is one of the old metro stations, is highly maintained and facilitated.
• It is provided with disabled access; so that there doesn’t arise any problem to any passenger, irrespective of their abilities.
• The ATM facility is provided on the Civil Lines Metro Station. The ATM supports Canara Bank and Punjab National Bank.
• Above all this, a Café Coffee Day is maintained on this metro station which provides one of the best coffees to the passengers.
• Ticket vending machines to save the time of people and the most basic necessity of any place i.e. public washrooms with a nominal fare are provided here.
• The parking facility at an affordable price with an option of payment on a daily and monthly basis is provided.
• Not only this, Civil Lines Metro Station is surrounded with hotels such as Hotel Le Roi, Maidens Hotel, Nina Kochhar’s Hotel so that one doesn’t need to worry about the arrangements for spending days in such an amazing locality.

One can contact the station at the numbers 8800793128, 011- 23988828, the calls will be answered irrespective of how busy the station is. The metros are time-bound and in most of the cases, doesn’t let the passengers wait. The timings for some of the trains are given below:

FIRST TRAIN TOWARDS:

• Jahangirpuri 06:07:00 A.M.
• Huda City Centre 05:05:00 A.M.

LAST TRAIN TOWARDS:

• Dilshad Garden 11:30:00 P.M.
• Rithala 11:00:00 P.M.
• Huda City Centre 11:15:00 P.M.
• Noida City Centre 11:00:00 P.M.
• Vaishali 11:00:00 P.M.
• Dwarka sec-21 11:15:00 P.M.

Being at Civil Lines Metro Station, if you want to change for Redline or Blue line, take a train towards Huda City Centre and reach the station Kashmiri Gate. Kashmiri Gate connects the yellow line to the red and the blue line. For the Pink line, reach the station Azadpur, which is towards Samayapur Badli. It connects the yellow line with the Pink line.