Details about the Indore Metro Rail near Rajwada

Q: Hey guys, is the Indore metro rail project coming up anywhere near Rajwada or Imli Bazar? Where will they be putting up the tracks here? Do you guys have any information on this?

Prateek Mishra, Indore

18th December 2014

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Im sure that with the establishment of the ndore metro rail, all the surrounding area of the stations will profit inmmensely. The price of land where the rail is about to come will grow a lot and i think this is the right time to invest in some property here.

Satyiki Dubey, Indore

23rd December 2014

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Hey not only at Rajwada, the metro rail will go underground metro from other places too like from Regal Square to Bada Ganpati, And from Idgah Maidan to Collectorate and from Collectorate to the Sarwate Bus stand. It is roughly 10 km and has around 10 stations.

Anurag Dixit, Indore

22nd December 2014

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yeah, the development of the metro rail in Indore can bring lots of change in the surroundings of Indore. It is a huge project that costs over 23 crore rupees. I think the Government has taken a leaf out of the Bangalore's metro rail project where the metro rail goes down to the underground near the Vidhan Soudha. This is a good idea as this wont spoil the surrounding structures.

Rahat Amin, Indore

21st December 2014

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Hey, I have recently heard that the Metro Rail Project will be going underground near the Imli Bazar and the Rajwada as the government is not okay with those areas being being demolished or damged in anyway. They Metro Rail will have to go down in these area as the structures around are fragile and have historic importance.

Naveen Jaitley, Indore

18th December 2014

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Hey yes this is true. I have read somewhere that out of the entire length, around 10% of the track will be going underground and over 60 km of the track will be elevated and the remaining amount of the track will be on ground or road level.

Sahana Jaiswal, Indore

15th January 2015