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For airport related article, see Kolkata Airport

Jai Hind is a metro station in Kolkata (unofficially also known as Biman Bandar metro station or Airport metro station). It will serve the Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose International Airport. This station will also have a yard, and it will be the largest underground facility of India, and city's first. It will be 550m long and 41.6m wide, and will facilitate stabling and reversal of rakes, but it won't be a carshed.^[1] Here, Line 4 and Line 6 will meet. There will be 5 tracks, two for Line 4. two for Line 6 and two for terminating and departing both Noapara and Kavi Subhash bound trains. Previously the station was planned elevated, but after objection from AAI, the route was reworked and the station was panned underground. It will be 500m away from the current terminal building, and 150m from the proposed new terminal building but it will be connected via subways which will be having walkalators, then there will be escalator or elevator to reach the arrival or the departure levels. Counters for luggage check-in could be set up at the station and there might be a dedicated corridor for transporting the luggage to the boarding point. Also a longer corridor would be built for passengers to reach Jessore Road.^[2]

History

Construction

The execution of this project has been entrusted to RVNL and the construction of the station-cum-yard is being done by ITD Cementation India Ltd. The tentative deadline is June 2021.

Delays

The work has been delayed for years due to multiple issues. At first AAI objected the station above the ground, stating that this could be a threat for air traffic. Many underground utilities, power sub-station and water treatment plant had to be shifted. Encroachments and Land acquisition problems held up the project for multiple times.^[3]

The Station

Structure

G	Street Level	Exit/Entrance
L1	Mezzanine	Fare control, station agent, Metro Card vending machines, crossover
L2	Side platform doors will open on the left
	East bound	Towards →Kavi Subhash→ →
	Northbound	→Towards ←Noapara← ←Side platform doors will open on the left Side platform doors will open on the left
	Side platform doors will open on the left
L2

Connections

Bus

Entry/Exits

References

ROUTES

Jai Hind
; Jai Hind
Kolkata Metro station
General information
Location	Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose International Airport, Kolkata
Coordinates	22°38′46″N 88°26′09″E / 22.64619°N 88.43591°E
Owned by	Kolkata Metro
Platforms	1 Side platforms & 2 island platforms
Tracks	4 (2 more track lead to the yard)
Construction
Structure type	Underground
Depth	12 m
Parking	Yes
Accessible	Yes
Other information
Status	Under Construction
History
Opening	2021 (expected)
Services

Route & future extension

Stations

The stations of this Corridors are:

Line 2 (East-West Corridor)
No.	Station Name		Location	Opening	Connections	Layout	Coordinates	Notes
No.	English	Bengali	Location	Opening	Connections	Layout	Coordinates	Notes
1	Sector V	সেক্টর V	Bidhannagar	Trials in progress	Line 6 (Under Construction) Wipro Bus Stop Saltlake Bus Depot	Elevated		Located near IT Hub of Kolkata
2	Karunamoyee	করুণাময়ী	Bidhannagar	Trials in progress	Karunamoyee Bus Terminal	Elevated		International bus terminus
3	Central Park	সেন্ট্রাল পার্ক	Bidhannagar	Trials in progress	Bikash Bhawan Bus Stop Sech Bhavan Bus Stop	Elevated
4	City Center	সিটি সেন্টার	Bidhannagar	Trials in progress	City Centre Bus Stop	Elevated		Located near Bidhannagar College
5	Bengal Chemical	বেঙ্গল কেমিক্যালস	Bidhannagar	Trials in progress	Bengal Chemical Bus Stop	Elevated
6	Salt Lake Stadium	সল্ট লেক স্টেডিয়াম	Bidhannagar	Trials in progress	Apollo Hospital Bus Stop Kadapara Bus Stop	Elevated		Serving Salt Lake Stadium
7	Phoolbagan	ফুলবাগান	Phoolbagan	Trials in progress	Phoolbagan Bus Stop	Underground
8	Sealdah	শিয়ালদহ	Sealdah	Under construction	Sealdah Station (Kolkata Suburban Railway Calcutta Tramways Sealdah Tram Stop Sealdah Bus Stop	Underground		Interchange with local suburban and national rail services
15	Esplanade	এসপ্ল্যানেড	Dharmatala	Under construction	Line 1 (Operational) Line 3 (Under Construction) ISBT Esplanade Bus Terminus Esplanade Bus Station(WBTC,CTC,SBSTC,NBSTC) Calcutta Tramways Esplanade Tram Depot	Underground		International Bus Terminus
10	Mahakaran	মহাকরণ	B. B. D. Bagh	Under construction	Calcutta Tramways B.B.D. Bagh Tram Depot B.B.D. Bagh Bus Stop	Underground		Also known as B. B. D. Bagh
11	Howrah	হাওড়া	Howrah	Under construction	Howrah railway station Kolkata Suburban Railway Howrah Station Bus Stand Howrah Station Jetty	Underground		Interchange with local suburban and national rail services
12	Howrah Maidan	হাওড়া ময়দান	Howrah	Under construction	Howrah Maidan Bus Stop	Underground

Alignment & interchanges

Dum Dum, Park Street, Mahanayak Uttam Kumar (Tollygunge), Netaji (Kundghat), Masterda Surya Sen (Bansdroni), Geetanjali (Naktala), Kavi Nazrul (Garia Bazar), Shahid Khudiram (Briji) and Kavi Subhash (New Garia) have side platforms; all other stations have island platforms. Central and Noapara, are exceptions as it has both platforms on the sides as well as in the centre. Dum Dum, Kavi Subhash (New Garia), Rabindra Sarobar & Shobhabazar Sutanuti have connections to interchange with standard railway while Belgachhia, Shyambazar, Esplanade & Kalighat have connections to the tram network. Tram lines also serve Shobhabazar Sutanuti, Mahatma Gandhi Road, Central, Jatin Das Park, Rabindra Sarobar & Mahanayak Uttam Kumar (Tollygunge) stations. The EM Bypass can be accessed from the Shahid Khudiram (Briji) metro station.

Extension up to Kavi Subhash Metro Station (New Garia)

Mamata Banerjee during her first tenure as the railway minister initiated the project of Tollygunj – Garia metro extension. During her second tenure (2009–2011) she inaugurated the extension, and also introduced new state-of-the-art Air Conditioned rakes, manufactured indigenously at the Integral Coach Factory, at Perambur near Chennai.

The new extension to Garia Bazar in the south opened to the public on 23 August 2009. The Garia Bazar station was named after Kavi Nazrul. A final extension from Kavi Nazrul (Garia Bazar) to Kavi Subhash (New Garia) was inaugurated on 7 October 2010, bringing the total number of stations to 23. On the same day, two Air-Conditioned rakes were also pressed into service.

Future extension

The plan to extend Line 1 in the north from Dumdum to Dakshineswar (5.2 km) is under execution. The construction of this stretch started in February 2010. It will be met by the metro line from Barrackpore at Baranagar (12.5 km).^[4]

The stations on this stretch will be:

List of stations (East to West)

Line 6 (Jai Hind-Kavi Subhash Corridor)
No.	Station Name		Location	Opening	Connections	Layout	Coordinates	Notes
No.	English	Bengali	Location	Opening	Connections	Layout	Coordinates	Notes
1	Jai Hind	জয় হিন্দ	NSCB International Airport	Under construction	Line 4 (Under construction) Airport Gate No. 2 Bus Stop Airport Gate No. 2.5 Bus Stop	Underground
2	Haldiram	হলদিরাম	Haldiram	Under construction	Kaikhali Bus Terminus	Elevated		Also known as VIP Road
3	Rabindra Tirtha	রবীন্দ্র তীর্থ	Rajarhat	Under construction		Elevated		Also known as Chinar Park
4	Titumir	তিতুমীর	City Centre 2	Under construction		Elevated
5	Sub CBD 2	সাব সিবিডি ২	Sub CBD 2,Newtown	Under construction		Elevated		Also known as Akankha 5-point crossing
6	Convention Centre	কনভেনশন সেন্টার	Convention Centre, Newtown	Under construction		Elevated		Also known as Nawabpur
7	Newtown	নিউটাউন	Newtown	Under Construction		Elevated		Also known as Eco Park
8	CBD 2	সিবিডি ২	Kala Kshetra	Under construction		Elevated		Also known as Newtown CBD/Kalashetra
15	CBD 1	সিবিডি ১	CBD 1, Newtown	Under construction	CBD1 Bus Stop Techno India College Newtown Bus Stop Narkel Bagan Bus Stop(WBTC,CTC,SBSTC,NBSTC)	Elevated		Also known as Narkelbagan
10	Sub CBD 1	সাব সিবিডি ১	Sub CBD 1,Newtown	Under construction		Elevated
11	Bidhannagar	বিধাননগর	Bidhannagar	Under construction		Elevated		Also known as Newtown Bus Stand
12	Technopolis	টেকনোপোলিস	Technopolis	Under construction		Elevated		Also known as Bidhannagar Limit
13	Sector V	সল্ট লেক সেক্টর ৫	Salt Lake Sector V	Under construction	Line 2 (Under construction) Wipro Bus Stop Saltlake Bus Depot Karunamoyee Bus Terminus (WBTC,CTC,SBSTC,NBSTC)	Elevated		Located near IT Hub of Kolkata
14	Nicco Park	নিক্কো পার্ক	Nicco Park Salt Lake	Under construction		Elevated
15	Gour Kishore Ghosh	গৌর কিশোর ঘোষ	Chingrighata	Under construction		Elevated
16	Beliaghata	বেলেঘাটা	Beliaghata	Under construction		Elevated
17	Barun Sengupta	বরুন সেনগুপ্ত	Science City	Under construction		Elevated
18	Ritwik Ghatak	ঋত্বিক ঘটক	Bantala Road	Under construction		Elevated
19	VIP Bazaar	ভি আই পি বাজার	VIP Bazaar	Under construction		Elevated
20	Hemanta Mukherjee	হেমন্ত মুখোপাধ্যায়	Ruby/Desun Hospital	Under construction		Elevated		Also known as Kasba Golpark
21	Kavi Sukanta	কবি সুকান্ত	Kalikapur	Under construction		Elevated
22	Jyotirindra Nath Nandi	জ্যোতিরীন্দ্র নাথ নন্দী	Mukundapur	Under construction		Elevated
23	Satyajit Ray	সত্যজিৎ রায়	SRFTI/Hiland Park/Peerless Hospital	Under construction	Highland Park Bus Stop Bengal Ambuja Bus Stop	Elevated		Also known as Ajoy Nagar
24	Kavi Subhash	কবি সুভাষ	New Garia	Under construction	Line 1 (Operational) New Garia Railway Station Kolkata Suburban Railway New Garia Station Bus Stop	At Grade

station layout

G	Street Level	Exit/ Entrance
M	Mezzanine	Fare control, station agent, Ticket/token, shops
	Side platform doors will open on the left
P (L1)	Eastbound	Toward →Sealdah→→
	Island platform, doors will open on the right
	Westbound	Toward ←New Mahakaran←
	Side platform doors will open on the left
	Side platform doors will open on the left
P (L2)	Northbound	Terminus
	Island platform, doors will open on the right
	Southbound	Toward ←Park Street←
	Side platform doors will open on the left

S a h a 14:05, 25 July 2019 (UTC)

coach layout

coach layout
SC & PC seats (3)	Door ⇅	General seats (8)	Door	Ladies seats (8)	Door	General seats (8)	Door	SC & PC seats (3)
Standing area
Standing area
SC & PC seats (3)	Door	General seats (8)	Door	Ladies seats (8)	Door	General seats (8)	Door	SC & PC seats (3)

^ "Airport Metro yard to be country's largest underground facility".
^ "Metro hub 150m from Calcutta airport".
^ "Work gets going on Metro's airport station".
^ Express News Service (3 January 2010). "Mamata lays foundation for Dum Dum-Dakshineswar Metro". Express India. Retrieved 7 July 2012.

metro data

2005-06 107,873^[1]

2006-07 114,852^[2]

2009-10 136,973^[3]

2010-11 159,064^[4]

Average daily ridership^[5]^[6]^[7]
Year	Ridership
1985–86	7,600
1995–96	118,600
2001–02	166,000
2002–03	211,926
2003–04	248,090
2004–05	267,293
2005–06	295,542
2006–07	314,666
2009–10	375,268
2010–11	435,792

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[1] "Airport Metro yard to be country's largest underground facility".

[2] "Metro hub 150m from Calcutta airport".

[3] "Work gets going on Metro's airport station".

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