The Pune Metro, an emblem of urban transit modernisation, gears up for a significant milestone as it anticipates the inauguration of its underground service from Civil Court to Swargate in mid-June.
This announcement follows the successful completion of trial runs on both lines of the underground metro rail network, reaffirming the project’s progression towards operational readiness. Officials at the Pune Metro have confirmed the culmination of trial runs on the second line of the underground metro rail service, asserting the trials’ success. With meticulous attention to detail and adherence to stringent safety protocols, the trial phase has validated the system’s reliability and functionality, paving the way for the imminent launch. According to reports from The Indian Express, the Pune Metro divulges its projected timeline for initiating underground services on both lines, heralding a transformative leap in the city’s transportation landscape. As preparations intensify, the Pune Metro underscores its commitment to delivering a seamless and efficient commuting experience to residents and commuters alike.
Furthermore, Pune Metro officials highlight the ongoing efforts to expedite construction activities at underground metro stations, ensuring that infrastructure development proceeds apace with operational readiness. The concerted focus on construction underscores the project’s holistic approach, prioritising not only operational efficiency but also infrastructural robustness. The impending inauguration of the underground service from Civil Court to Swargate symbolises a culmination of extensive planning, meticulous execution, and unwavering commitment to enhancing Pune’s urban mobility ecosystem. As the city prepares to embrace this transformative addition to its transportation infrastructure, anticipation mounts for the dawn of a new era in urban transit convenience and efficiency. “We are hopeful that the underground metro rail service from Civil Court to Swargate would be operational by June 15,” the officer said. The election code of conduct will be getting over in June.
