Telangana · Metro, Suburban Rail, City Bus
Hyderabad Metro has a 69 km operational Phase I network across 3 corridors and 60 stations. The network opened in stages between November 2017 and February 2020. Phase II expansion (76.4 km Phase IIA and 86.1 km Phase IIB) remains proposed and is not operational. In February 2026, the Telangana Cabinet decided that the state would acquire Phase I from L&T; that decision does not establish that the ownership transfer was completed or settle day-to-day operational oversight.
Partial review
2026-07-17
Ticket 041 review. The operational Phase I network is 69 km across 3 corridors and 60 stations, supported by reviewed official HMRL About and Services sources. Phase II (76.4 km Phase IIA and 86.1 km Phase IIB) remains proposed and is not operational. The February 2026 HMRL release records a Telangana Cabinet takeover decision; it does not by itself prove a completed share transfer or settled operational-control arrangement. MMTS coverage remains partial and city-bus coverage remains planned.
Useful atlas and context data. Not yet reviewed to tracker standard.
MMTS reference data exists, but routes are not modeled as system pages yet.
Surface bus route data is planned; corridors are not modeled yet.
Project: Hyderabad Metro Corridor 2 Extension
Tunnel boring machine for the Nagole-LB Nagar extension has crossed the 40% mark. Two of three underground stations are taking shape with structural work progressing on schedule.
42%
Mar 12, 2026
Project: Hyderabad Metro Corridor 4
Hyderabad Metro Rail Limited confirmed 90% land acquisition completion for Corridor 4 from MGBS to Chandrayangutta. Remaining 10% expected to clear by April 2026 enabling full construction mobilisation.
35%
Mar 1, 2026