IN PICS: Stunning Look Of Dadar Metro Station On Aqua Line 3 In Mumbai

Mumbai: The Metro Line 3 shared a glimpse of the Dadar metro station via X on Saturday. Here’s the first look at the Dadar metro station, located in the heart of Mumbai’s busiest hub. This station represents a story of precision, patience, and persistence, as it was built while navigating the challenges of relocating shops and utilities, as well as working through festivals and the pandemic.

The Aqua Line 3, which runs from Colaba to SEEPZ, is Mumbai’s first fully underground metro line. Dadar will be the 16th station on this corridor. Once operational, it will offer commuters a seamless, hassle-free journey through some of the city's busiest areas, significantly improving connectivity within the Mumbai suburban network.

In an X post shared by the Mumbai metro 3 stated "Here’s the first look at the Dadar metro station built in the heart of Mumbai’s busiest hub. From shifting shops and utilities to working through festivals and the pandemic, this station is a story of precision, patience, and persistence beneath the surface."

Dadar is one of Mumbai’s busiest and most congested areas, serving as a key interchange for rail and road commuters. The new Dadar station on Aqua Line 3 is expected to ease traffic and reduce travel time significantly for daily commuters.

In the newly released photos of the Dadar station, features modern architecture with well-designed entrances, including sleek gates, elevators, and signage. The visuals give a glimpse of the station’s readiness to welcome thousands of daily passengers.

Known as the heart of Mumbai, Dadar is a crucial junction that connects the western and central railway lines. The addition of the underground metro station strengthens its position as a vital transport hub.

Constructing the Dadar Metro Station was a challenging task due to its dense surroundings. The project team navigated the complexities of relocating shops, managing underground utilities, and staying on schedule despite festivals and the COVID-19 pandemic.