Suspense Crime, Digital Desk : The inauguration ceremony, held this Thursday, July 2, 2026, saw the Chief Minister personally experience the new connectivity by traveling from Malahi Pakadi to Bhootnath Road Station. Originally launched in October 2025 by former Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, the Patna Metro has steadily grown from its initial stretch between Bhootnath and New ISBT (Bairia Bus Stand) to become a vital artery for the city. With the addition of the Malahi Pakadi station, the network is now fully equipped to provide seamless transit, cutting down what used to be a tedious commute into a swift 15-minute journey.Fare Details and Service TimingsFor commuters looking to utilize the service, the Patna Metro management has introduced a transparent fare structure. Traveling from New ISBT to the newly opened Malahi Pakadi station will cost a maximum of ₹30, while a journey to Bhootnath Station remains priced at ₹15. Public services from Malahi Pakadi commence today at 4:00 PM. Passengers can plan their daily travels according to the standard operating schedule, which runs from 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM daily.Looking Ahead: Connecting to Patna JunctionWith the successful integration of the Malahi Pakadi station, the spotlight now shifts to the ambitious upcoming phases of the project. Construction is moving at a rapid pace on the next major extension, which promises to link the current network to the heart of the city at Patna Junction. This upcoming stretch is set to include high-traffic hubs such as Moin-ul-Haq Stadium, Rajendra Nagar, Patna University, PMCH, Gandhi Maidan, and All India Radio. Meanwhile, development at the adjacent Khemni Chak station is also tracking ahead of schedule, reflecting the government's commitment to completing the city's metro infrastructure within the stipulated timeframe.
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