METRO CORRIDOR DOSSIER // KOLKATA-METRO-GREEN-LINE-APPROVED-EXTENSION

Kolkata Metro Line 2 (Green Line — Approved Extension: Salt Lake Sector V ↔ Teghoria)

Approved Extension📏 6.65 km Approved Extension Route🚉 5 Planned Stations (5 Elevated) Stations🏢 Metro Railway, Kolkata (Owner: Indian Railways / KMRC)

Kolkata Metro Line 2 (Green Line - Approved Extension Segment) is a sanctioned 6.65 km elevated extension across 5 stations (Krishnapur, Kestopur, Baguiati, Raghunathpur, Teghoria) connecting Salt Lake Sector V to Teghoria along VIP Road. This corridor extends the East-West Metro eastward from Sector V IT hub along VIP Road to create a crucial second interchange with Line 6 Orange Line at Teghoria.

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Kolkata Metro Green Line Economics

Kolkata Metro Green Line Economics

Total InvestmentSanctioned Extension Budget Allocation
Primary BackersMinistry of Railways & State Government Joint Equity
Operator / ModelMetro Railway, Kolkata (Owner: Indian Railways / KMRC)
Target Opening

Expected Completion Date

StatusApproved Extension
Target Opening Date
Station list

Kolkata Metro Green Line Stations

#StationTypeInterchange / ConnectionOpened
01
Salt Lake Sector V
Elevated Operational HubOperational Line 2 Terminal & Line 6 Orange Line13 Feb 2020
02
Krishnapur
Elevated (Approved)Kestopur Canal & VIP Road South Node
03
Kestopur
Elevated (Approved)Kestopur VIP Road Junction Axis
04
Baguiati
Elevated (Approved)Baguiati Junction Commercial & Retail Zone
05
Raghunathpur
Elevated (Approved)Raghunathpur Precinct Node
06
Teghoria
Elevated Terminal (Approved)Line 6 Orange Line Interchange at VIP Road
Geospatial Alignment

Salt Lake Sector V ↔ Teghoria Approved Extension Alignment Map

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Specs sheet

Kolkata Metro Green Line Technical Specifications

ParameterValue
Corridor StatusApproved Extension
Line NumberLine 2 (Green Line Extension)
Total Length6.65 km Approved Extension Route
Stations Count5 Planned Stations (5 Elevated)
Corridor TypeElevated Viaduct Corridor along VIP Road Axis
OperatorMetro Railway, Kolkata (Owner: Indian Railways / KMRC)
Opened / Est. OpeningTBD
Maximum Design Speed80 km/h
Track GaugeStandard Gauge (1,435 mm)
Electrification System750V DC Third Rail
Primary DepotCentral Park Depot (Salt Lake)
Chronological Milestones

Kolkata Metro Green Line Timeline

Sanctioned

Line 2 eastern extension from Salt Lake Sector V to Teghoria approved by Ministry of Railways.

DPR Stage

Alignment survey and station land demarcation conducted along VIP Road passing Krishnapur, Kestopur, Baguiati, Raghunathpur, and Teghoria.

Proprietary analytics

Green Line VIP Road Corridor Transit & Regional Economic Impact

Economic Significance

Links the Salt Lake Sector V IT SEZ directly to Kestopur, Baguiati, Raghunathpur, and Teghoria along VIP Road.

Traffic Impact

Reduces heavy traffic congestion on VIP Road and Kestopur flyover, linking North-East Kolkata directly to Howrah and Sealdah.

Employment Centres Served

Serves suburban daily commuters and IT professionals traveling between VIP Road residential hubs and Sector V.

Intermodal Connectivity

Establishes a vital dual-interchange network with Line 6 Orange Line at Sector V and Teghoria.

Impact on Real Estate

Boosted commercial development and real estate demand in Kestopur, Baguiati, and Teghoria.

Geospatial Explorer

Kolkata Metro Green Line Alignment Map & GIS Explorer

Corridor Type Breakdown6.65 km Elevated Viaduct (5 Stations)
Viaduct Length6.65 km Elevated Viaduct
Tunnel LengthN/A
River CrossingsKestopur Canal Extension Bridge
Major Bridges / CrossingsVIP Road Overpass Bridge
Primary DepotCentral Park Depot (Salt Lake)
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