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Delhi Metro Red Line

रेड लाइन

Red Line runs from Shaheed Sthal (new Bus Adda) (शहीद स्थल (नया बस अड्डा)) to Rithala (रिठाला) with 29 stations and 5 interchanges.

🚉 29 Stations 🔄 5 Interchanges 🌅 First: 5:00 AM 🌙 Last: 11:30 PM ⏱ Every: 4-6 minutes

🚇 Red Line — Overview & Route Guide

The Red Line is one of the key rapid transit corridors of the Delhi Metro network, running from Shaheed Sthal (new Bus Adda) to Rithala with 29 stations. The line is colour-coded #d32f2f on all Delhi Metro maps and signage, making it easy to identify at interchange stations.

29
Total Stations
5:00 AM
First Train
11:30 PM
Last Train
4-6 minutes
Peak Frequency
🔄 Connectivity — Interchange Stations

The Red Line connects with other Delhi Metro lines at 5 interchange stations, allowing passengers to reach every part of Delhi, Noida, Gurugram, Ghaziabad, and Faridabad without leaving the paid zone.

🚉 Welcome 🚉 Kashmere Gate 🚉 Inderlok 🚉 Netaji Subhash Place 🚉 Madhuban Chowk (earlier Pitampura)
Popular destinations served by the Red Line: Welcome, Kashmere Gate, Inderlok, Netaji Subhash Place, Madhuban Chowk (earlier Pitampura) and more. Use the Route Finder to plan your complete journey on this line.

🔍 Plan Your Route on Red Line

Get step-by-step directions, platform numbers and exact fare for any journey on this line.

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🕐 Train Timings — Red Line

🌅 First Train
5:00 AM
🌙 Last Train
11:30 PM
⏱ Frequency
Every 4-6 minutes
📅 Operates
All 7 Days

🔄 Major Interchange Stations — Red Line

At these interchange stations you can switch to another Delhi Metro line without buying a new ticket or exiting the paid zone. Follow the colour-coded overhead signs to reach the connecting platform.

🔀 Connecting Lines at Welcome:
Majlis Park ↔ Burari
🌅 5:00 AM  ·  🌙 11:30 PM
✅ Interchange Benefit: Switch from Red Line to Pink Line at Welcome — no re-tap needed, single ticket valid.
📍 Popular routes via Welcome: Welcome → Majlis Park · Welcome → Burari
🔀 Connecting Lines at Kashmere Gate:
Samaypur Badli ↔ Huda City Centre
🌅 5:15 AM  ·  🌙 11:45 PM
Kashmere Gate ↔ Raja Nahar Singh
🌅 5:30 AM  ·  🌙 11:30 PM
✅ Interchange Benefit: Switch from Red Line to Yellow Line, Violet Line at Kashmere Gate — no re-tap needed, single ticket valid.
📍 Popular routes via Kashmere Gate: Kashmere Gate → Samaypur Badli · Kashmere Gate → Huda City Centre · Kashmere Gate → Kashmere Gate
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🔀 Connecting Lines at Inderlok:
Inderlok ↔ Brig Hoshiar Singh
🌅 5:15 AM  ·  🌙 11:30 PM
✅ Interchange Benefit: Switch from Red Line to Green Line at Inderlok — no re-tap needed, single ticket valid.
📍 Popular routes via Inderlok: Inderlok → Inderlok · Inderlok → Brig Hoshiar Singh
🔀 Connecting Lines at Netaji Subhash Place:
Majlis Park ↔ Burari
🌅 5:00 AM  ·  🌙 11:30 PM
✅ Interchange Benefit: Switch from Red Line to Pink Line at Netaji Subhash Place — no re-tap needed, single ticket valid.
📍 Popular routes via Netaji Subhash Place: Netaji Subhash Place → Majlis Park · Netaji Subhash Place → Burari
🔀 Connecting Lines at Madhuban Chowk (earlier Pitampura):
Majlis Park ↔ Deepali Chowk
🌅 6:00 AM  ·  🌙 11:00 PM
✅ Interchange Benefit: Switch from Red Line to Magenta Line Branch at Madhuban Chowk (earlier Pitampura) — no re-tap needed, single ticket valid.
📍 Popular routes via Madhuban Chowk (earlier Pitampura): Madhuban Chowk (earlier Pitampura) → Majlis Park · Madhuban Chowk (earlier Pitampura) → Deepali Chowk
💡 Red Line has 5 interchange stations connecting to other Delhi Metro lines. All interchanges are within the paid zone — no need to buy a new ticket when changing lines.

🚉 All 29 Stations on Red Line

From Shaheed Sthal (new Bus Adda) to Rithala. Tap any station for platform, fare & facility details.

1 Shaheed Sthal (new Bus Adda) शहीद स्थल (नया बस अड्डा)
2 Hindon River हिंडन नदी
3 Arthala अर्थला
4 Mohan Nagar मोहन नगर
5 Shyam Park श्याम पार्क
6 Major Mohit Sharma Rajendra Nagar मेजर मोहित शर्मा राजेंद्र नगर
7 Raj Bagh राज बाग
8 Shaheed Nagar शहीद नगर
9 Dilshad Garden दिलशाद गार्डन
10 Jhilmil झिलमिल
11 Mansarovar Park मानसरोवर पार्क
12 Shahdara शाहदरा
13 Welcome वेलकम PNK
14 Seelampur सीलमपुर
15 Shastri Park शास्त्री पार्क
16 Kashmere Gate कश्मीरी गेट YEL VIO
17 Tis Hazari तीस हजारी
18 Pulbangash पुलबंगश
19 Pratap Nagar प्रताप नगर
20 Shastri Nagar शास्त्री नगर
21 Inderlok इंदरलोक GRN
22 Kanhaiya Nagar कन्हैया नगर
23 Keshav Puram केशव पुरम
24 Netaji Subhash Place नेताजी सुभाष प्लेस PNK
25 Kohat Enclave कोहाट एन्क्लेव
26 Madhuban Chowk (earlier Pitampura) मधुबन चौक (पूर्व पीतमपुरा) MAG
27 Rohini East रोहिणी ईस्ट
28 Rohini West रोहिणी वेस्ट
29 Rithala रिठाला

📍 Shaheed Sthal (new Bus Adda) ↔ Rithala Line Map

🗺️ Shaheed Sthal (new Bus Adda) ↔ Rithala Line MapShaheed Sthal (new Bus Adda) ↔ Rithala
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💰 Delhi Metro Fare Chart

Fares on Red Line are distance-based. Smart Card holders get a 10% discount. Off-peak travel saves an additional 20%.

Distance SlabToken FareSmart Card
Up to 2 km₹11₹9
3–5 km₹21₹18
6–12 km₹32₹27
13–21 km₹43₹36
22–32 km₹54₹45
Over 32 km₹64₹54

Fares w.e.f. 25 Aug 2025 | Off-peak: before 8AM, 12PM–5PM, after 9PM | Children <3 yrs: Free | Ticketless: ₹250 penalty "On Sundays and national holidays (Republic Day, Independence Day, and 2nd October etc), a ₹10 discount is applicable on single journey tokens priced between ₹21 and ₹64."

🕐 Red Line — Peak Hours & Train Timings

🔴 Peak Hours
🌅 8:00 AM – 12:00 Noon
🌆 5:00 PM – 9:00 PM
High frequency · Every 4-6 minutes min
🟢 Off-Peak Hours
🌙 Before 8:00 AM
☀️ 12:00 Noon – 5:00 PM
🌃 After 9:00 PM
20% extra Smart Card discount
5:00 AM
🌅 First Train
11:30 PM
🌙 Last Train
~4-6 minutes min
⏱ Peak Frequency

Timings for Red Line. May vary on Sundays & public holidays (typically 8:00 AM – 10:00 PM).

ℹ️ About Delhi Metro Red Line

The Delhi Metro Red Line is one of the key corridors of the DMRC network. It runs between Shaheed Sthal (new Bus Adda) and Rithala, covering 29 stations in total. The line has 5 interchange stations connecting it to other Delhi Metro lines, making it easy to transfer without an additional ticket. The first train departs at 5:00 AM and the last train runs at 11:30 PM, with trains running every 4-6 minutes during peak hours. The metro operates all 7 days a week including public holidays.

Smart Card holders enjoy a 10% discount on all fares. Children under 3 years travel free. Use the route finder above to plan your complete journey with platform numbers, fare and step-by-step directions.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions (25 questions)

The Red Line has 29 stations, running from Shaheed Sthal (new Bus Adda) to Rithala.

The Red Line runs from Shaheed Sthal (new Bus Adda) (one terminus) to Rithala (the other terminus).

The first metro train on the Red Line starts at approximately 5:00 AM. The last train departs at 11:30 PM.

The last metro train on the Red Line departs at approximately 11:30 PM. Plan your journey to reach the station well before this time.

The interchange stations on the Red Line are: Welcome, Kashmere Gate, Inderlok, Netaji Subhash Place, Madhuban Chowk (earlier Pitampura).

The Red Line is identified by the colour #d32f2f on the official Delhi Metro system map and station signage.

A complete end-to-end journey on the Red Line from Shaheed Sthal (new Bus Adda) to Rithala takes approximately 58 minutes.

No, the Red Line does not serve IGI Airport. Use the Airport Express Line from New Delhi or Shivaji Stadium.

On the Red Line, trains run every 4-6 minutes during peak hours (8–10 AM and 5:30–8:30 PM). During off-peak hours, the headway is approximately 8–12 minutes.

The Red Line has both elevated and underground sections. Central-area stations are typically underground while outer stations are elevated. Check the DMRC system map for the exact profile.

Several stations on the Red Line offer car and two-wheeler parking. End terminals and major interchange stations typically have parking. Check the DMRC website or individual station pages.

High-frequency corridors of the Delhi Metro, including key sections of the Red Line, operate 8-coach trains during peak hours. Lower-frequency sections may use 6-coach formations.

Yes. The Red Line operates on Sundays and public holidays with slightly reduced frequency. First and last train timings remain approximately the same.

Metro fares on the Red Line range from ₹10 (minimum, 0–2 km) to ₹60 (maximum, above 32 km) for tokens. Smart Card holders save 10% on every fare.

The official Delhi Metro system map showing the Red Line is available on the DMRC website (delhimetrorail.com). The Red Line is shown in #d32f2f on all official maps.

Yes. DMRC and DTC operate feeder bus services from several Red Line stations to nearby areas not directly served by metro. E-rickshaws and autos are also available outside most stations.

All stations on the Red Line have escalators. Lifts are available at most stations, especially interchange and underground stations, making the line fully accessible.

Yes. Token vending machines (TVMs) at all Red Line stations accept UPI, debit/credit cards, and cash. You can also top up your Smart Card via the DMRC app or Paytm.

Delhi Metro does not currently offer route-specific concessions on the Red Line. All passengers benefit from the 10% Smart Card discount. Check the DMRC website for the latest concession policies.

The Red Line covers a route length spanning 29 stations from Shaheed Sthal (new Bus Adda) to Rithala. The exact kilometre distance is published on the official DMRC website.

The interchange stations on the Red Line are: Welcome, Kashmere Gate, Inderlok, Netaji Subhash Place, Madhuban Chowk (earlier Pitampura).

The Red Line serves multiple PIN code zones of Delhi and NCR from Shaheed Sthal (new Bus Adda) to Rithala. Each station page on this site lists nearby landmarks, localities, and PIN codes.

Yes. All Red Line stations have ramps, tactile flooring, priority seating, lifts, and escalators. Dedicated wheelchair spaces are inside every train. Station staff provide assistance on request.

The Red Line passes through several major areas of Delhi and NCR. See individual station pages for nearby markets, offices, and attractions at each stop on the Red Line.

The Red Line is one of the key corridors of the Delhi Metro, carrying lakhs of passengers daily. DMRC publishes ridership data periodically. The line serves both daily commuters and intercity travellers.

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