Kolkata news today-With marketable services on the important- awaited5.4 km long Kavi Subhas- Hemanta Mukhopadhyay stretch likely to begin by February end, The Kavi Subhash Metro Station (New Garia) will be a fast-fire transport via Makkah and will serve as the interface of two metro routes – Kavi Subhash to Dakshineswar, Kavi Subhash to Rajarhat via airport and suburban Eastern Railway.
The section from Kabi Subhash to Hemanta Mukherjee of the Orange Line is a part of The Kavi Subhash - Dum Dum Airport via the new metro line at Rajarhat. The opening of the stretch will grease commuters travelling from Dakshineswar to Hemanta Mukhopadhyay station (Ruby More) as they can beat the business by taking the metro.
Commuters coming from Dakshineswar will have to take clover leaves from Kavi Subhash Metro stations along the Orange Line to go towards Ruby crossing. To facilitate the commuters, Kolkata Metro will introduce an integrated marking system which means passengers will not have to buy separate tickets while travelling from the Blue Line to Orange Line or vice versa.
The recently developed Kavi Subhas station has come to Eastern Railway’s New Garia station, and thus passengers coming from places like Canning, Diamond Harbour and Namkhana can fluently reach Kolkata in a lower time.
The design of, the 000 sqm Kavi Subhash station includes a large hall, showpieces, collages, ornamental wall Additionally oils, a concrete workshop, and a spinning wheel at the entrance. State-of-the-art passenger amenities at Kavi Subhash Metro station with 17 escalators, 8 lifts, 19 staircases, special reflective bottom marking (for the Blue and Orange lines), 22 CCTVs, and 16 AFC gates among other effects are present then.
There will also be two double discharge platforms at the metro station. the station will also have amenities like acceptable ticket counters, sitting benches, a first aid room, toilets, a public address system, and digital display boards