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India is a vast country and so is its rail, road, metro rail and airports network. But today we’ll discuss India’s metro rail network that spans over 845 kilometres across the country. There are 15 cities in India with an active metro rail service. These include Kolkata, Delhi, Gurugram, Chennai, Hyderabad, Bengaluru, Ahmedabad, Jaipur, Mumbai, Noida, Kochi, Lucknow, Nagpur, Kanpur, and Pune. Here’s a look at the top 11 cities with the longest metro rail connectivity, according to Moneycontrol and Madhya Pradesh Index. (Image: Reuters)
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No 1 | City: Delhi | Total connectivty: 390 km (Image: Reuters)
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No 2 | City: Bengaluru | Total connectivty: 68.6 km (Image: Reuters)
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No 3. Hyderabad | Total connectivty: 67 km (Image: Wikimedia Commons)
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No 4 | City: Chennai | Total connectivty: 54.1 km (Representational image: Reuters)
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No 5. Kolkata | Total connectivty: 47.9 (Image: Reuters)
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No 6 | City: Mumbai | Total connectivty: 46.5 km (Image: Reuters)
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No 7 | City: Nagpur | Total connectivty: 38.2 km (Image: Maha Metro)
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No 8 | City: Ahmedabad | Total connectivty: 37.9 km (Image: Reuters)
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No 9 | City: Kochi | Total connectivty: 26.8 km (Image: Reuters)
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No 10 | City: Pune | Total connectivty: 23.8 km (Image: Pune Metro)
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No 11 | City: Lucknow | Total connectivty: 22.9 km (Image: Reuters)
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