Jaipur: The 2.4-km second phase of Jaipur Metro is approximately to be finished by March 2018, in which best in class innovation has been utilized with an eye on protecting the city’s rich legacy.”
We have finished one passage as of now. It is Badi Chaupar. The second passage is going to be finished. We are spot on calendar and the finishing date is around March 2018,” said Christopher Mark Cooper, Project Leader of the Jaipur Metro.

The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) has attempted the advancement of first period of Jaipur Metro passage.

The work for the 9.25-km stage 1A from Mansarovar to Chandpole started in February 2011 and inside a range of four years, DMRC finished the development and made the course operational, making it one of the speediest undertaking executions in Metro part.
While the construction for stage 1B is being finished by a Taiwanese organization, DMRC is assuming the part of general expert.

Stage 1B is gone for giving the metro administration in the all the more internal and congested yet noteworthy regions of Jaipur.

Aside from upgrading network and enhancing the city’s open transport framework, DMRC and Jaipur Metro Rail Corporation (JMRC) are additionally making it a point to safeguard and advance the city’s rich social, structural and archeological legacy.

Uncovering at the two chaupars (city squares) – Badi Chaupar and Choti Chaupar – which fall on the proposed stage 1B course was along these lines done in logically and archeologically proper way.

Amid the uncovering at Choti Chaupar station, an almost 300-year-old water repository (‘baoli’) with antiquated passages on every one of the four sides was reestablished.
JMRC plans to recreate it at its unique area after the culmination of Choti Chaupar station.

The outline of Choti Chaupar station has been modified to accommodate the water body over station rooftop and profundity of the station was additionally expanded.

DMRC and JMRC thought of comparable imaginative methodology on account of Chandpole entryway, which however truly critical, was falling in method for the passage being burrowed to interface Chandpole metro station with yet-to-be-built Badi Chaupar.

“Chandpole was a major test not because of topography but rather because of low overburden machine so it is in fact exceptionally difficult. It was pleasant to finish it with zero harm to the Jaipur Gate,” Cooper said.
DMRC has planned the Detailed Project Report (DPR) for Metro lines in other Indian urban areas likewise and is a specialist for them in different limits.

This incorporates Metro ventures in Bengaluru, Chennai, Ahmedabad, Hyderabad, East West Corridor of Kolkata Metro, Mumbai, Lucknow, Nagpur, Noida-Greater Noida, Vijaywada and Surat.

“We have built the Jaipur Metro (stage 1A) in about four years. We are additionally developing the Kochi Metro. Truth be told, trials have as of now begun there. These are the tasks where DMRC has itself done the development. These developments are on quick track and the work is being done quickly,” a top DMRC official said.