Mumbai's first underground metro project gets a boost with JICA's loan for 27 stations, connecting 6 business districts and more.
Mumbai MetroJica LoanUnderground MetroRapid Transit NetworkInfrastructure DevelopmentReal Estate MumbaiJul 06, 2024
The total project cost of Mumbai Metro Line 3 is Rs 37,276 crore, with a JICA loan of Rs 21,280 crore.
The underground corridor will connect 27 stations, including six business districts, 30 educational institutions, and 30 recreational facilities.
The metro is expected to accommodate over 16 lakh commuters daily.
JICA has been a crucial partner since the project's inception, providing financial assistance and facilitating its progress towards operational readiness.
The metro is expected to start operations soon, with the exact date to be announced soon.
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