The Namo Bharat Train currently operates between Delhi and Meerut, covering a well-planned route with a total of 16 stations and 2 depots. The journey begins at Jangpura station in Delhi and concludes at Modipuram station in Meerut. This high-speed regional rail corridor is designed to offer swift and comfortable travel across key urban and suburban areas, significantly reducing travel time and improving regional connectivity between Delhi and Meerut. Here are the details of the Namo Bharat Train Route Map-
Namo Bharat Train Route Map
The Namo Bharat Train runs between Delhi and Meerut, covering a total of 16 stations, including one depot station—Duhai Depot—which is a grade-level station. The route features two underground stations: Anand Vihar in Delhi and Begumpul in Meerut, while all remaining stations are elevated. Designed for high-speed regional connectivity, the train operates at an average speed of 100 kmph, with an operational speed of 160 kmph and a maximum speed of 180 kmph. To ensure convenience and reduce wait times, Namo Bharat trains are available every 15 minutes along this corridor.
Namo Bharat Train Route Delhi to Meerut
The Namo Bharat Train Route Delhi to Meerut start from Delhi to Meerut begins at Jangpura (AS1) in Delhi, where construction is currently in progress and the station is expected to open by August 2025. The train then stops at Sarai Kale Khan (Zoo), an elevated station also under construction and expected to open by July 2025. The next two stations, New Ashok Nagar (A01) and Anand Vihar (A02), are completed and scheduled to open on 5th January 2025, with Anand Vihar being an underground station.
After exiting Delhi, the train enters Ghaziabad, stopping at Sahibabad (A03), Ghaziabad (A04), Guldhar (A05), Duhai (A06), and Duhai Depot (AS2). All of these stations are elevated (except Duhai Depot, which is at-grade) and have already operational since 20th October 2023.
Continuing further into Ghaziabad District, the train halts at Murad Nagar (A07), Modinagar South (A08), and Modinagar North (A09), which were opened to the public on 7th March 2024.
Entering Meerut, the train first reaches Meerut South (A10), an elevated station that was opened on 18th August 2024, followed by Shatabdi Nagar (A13), which is under construction with an expected launch in July 2025. The route then proceeds to Begumpul (A17), an underground station currently under construction, and finally reaches the terminal station at Modipuram (A21), an elevated station also scheduled for completion by July 2025.
Related FAQs
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What is the route of Namo Bharat Train?
The Namo Bharat train starts from Jangpura in Delhi and passes through Sarai Kale Khan, New Ashok Nagar, and Anand Vihar. After entering Ghaziabad, it stops at Sahibabad, Ghaziabad, Guldhar, Duhai, and Duhai Depot. The route continues through Murad Nagar, Modinagar South, and Modinagar North, then enters Meerut with stops at Meerut South, Shatabdi Nagar, Begumpul, and ends at Modipuram. Several stations are operational, while others are expected to open by mid to late 2025.
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How many stations are in Delhi Meerut RRTS?
There are 16 stations in the Delhi–Meerut RRTS (Namo Bharat) corridor.
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What are the 8 RRTS Route?
Delhi – Ghaziabad – Meerut Corridor
Delhi – Gurugram – SNB – Alwar Corridor
Delhi – Panipat – Karnal Corridor
Delhi – Faridabad – Ballabgarh – Palwal
Ghaziabad – Khurja
Delhi – Bahadurgarh – Rohtak
Ghaziabad-Hapur
Delhi-Shahadra-Baraut
