Green Line

Delhi Metro

24 stations 3 interchanges

The Green Line runs 29.6 km from Brigadier Hoshiyar Singh station in Bahadurgarh (Haryana) through West Delhi to Inderlok and Kirti Nagar. It has two branches — the main corridor from Bahadurgarh to Kirti Nagar, and a short branch from Ashok Park Main to Inderlok. It serves the industrial and residential belts of Mundka, Nangloi, and Paschim Vihar.

Key highlights

Length: 29.6 km with 23 stations
Connects Bahadurgarh (Haryana) to Delhi via Mundka and Nangloi
Two branches: main line to Kirti Nagar, short spur to Inderlok
Interchange at Inderlok (Red Line), Kirti Nagar (Blue Line), Punjabi Bagh West (Pink Line)
Primarily elevated alignment through West Delhi industrial areas

Timetable & frequency

First train from Brigadier Hoshiyar Singh at 5:00 AM. Last train around 11:30 PM. Frequency is 5–6 minutes during peak hours and 8–10 minutes off-peak.

Service hours

5:00 AM – 11:30 PM

All days including weekends

Frequency

Peak hours 5–6 min

Off-peak 8–10 min

Morning peak: 8:00 – 10:00 AM Evening peak: 5:00 – 7:00 PM

All stations

24 total

Ghevra Elevated Mundka Industrial Area Elevated Mundka Elevated Rajdhani Park Elevated Nangloi Railway Station Elevated Nangloi Elevated Maharaja Surajmal Stadium Elevated Udyog Nagar Elevated Peeragarhi Elevated Paschim Vihar West Elevated Paschim Vihar East Elevated Madipur Elevated Shivaji Park Elevated Punjabi Bagh West Pink Line Elevated Punjabi Bagh Elevated Ashok Park Main Elevated Satguru Ram Singh Marg Unknown Inderlok Red Line Elevated Kirti Nagar Blue Line Elevated Brigadier Hoshiyar Singh Elevated Bahadurgarh City Elevated Pandit Shree Ram Sharma Elevated Tikri Border Elevated Tikri Kalan Elevated

Interchange stations

Transfer to other metro lines at these stations:

Punjabi Bagh West

Pink Line

Inderlok

Red Line

Kirti Nagar

Blue Line

Areas & landmarks served

The Green Line primarily serves the industrial and working-class residential areas of West and outer-West Delhi. Mundka and Nangloi are major industrial clusters. Paschim Vihar is a large middle-class residential colony. The Bahadurgarh extension serves the rapidly growing satellite town across the Haryana border, providing metro access to an area that previously relied entirely on buses and shared autos.

Bus connections along the Green Line

Mundka is a major bus terminal with services to Rohtak, Bahadurgarh, and rural Haryana. Nangloi has a DTC depot with routes to central Delhi. Inderlok connects to the Red Line and has good bus connectivity to Karol Bagh and Old Delhi. The Bahadurgarh stations connect to Haryana Roadways services for Jhajjar and Rohtak districts.

Travel tips

The Green Line is less crowded than the Yellow or Blue Lines, making it a comfortable ride. If you're coming from Bahadurgarh and need to reach South Delhi, interchange at Kirti Nagar (Blue Line) or Inderlok (Red Line → Kashmere Gate → Yellow Line). The Ashok Park Main to Inderlok branch is a short spur — make sure you're on the right train.

Frequently asked questions

Where does the Green Line start and end?

The Green Line runs from Brigadier Hoshiyar Singh (Bahadurgarh) to Kirti Nagar, with a branch to Inderlok.

Does the Green Line go to Bahadurgarh?

Yes, the Green Line was extended to Bahadurgarh in Haryana in 2018, adding 6 stations beyond Mundka.

Where can I change from the Green Line to the Blue Line?

You can interchange at Kirti Nagar station.

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