India's longest underground metro corridor has begun transforming Mumbai's commuting experience while simultaneously driving significant changes in the city's property market, urban development patterns, and environmental sustainability initiatives.

Mumbai municipal authorities have announced an ambitious infrastructure transformation plan targeting four critical transport interchange points across the city, focusing on Kurla, Dadar, Andheri, and Ghatkopar stations to create an integrated multimodal transport ecosystem.

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Mumbai's first underground metro line is open after delays and controversy. This Saturday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will open the 12.5 kilometre Aarey-BKC metro line's first phase. The new metro line would cut travel time from Aarey to BKC to 22.30 minutes, down from an hour.

Mumbai Metro 1, which serves Versova-Andheri-Ghatkopar, reached 5 lakh daily ridership. The corridor has never had such a high number on a weekday in its 10 years. Ridership increased due to Metro expansion and good weather.

The Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA) is likely to open the 20 km-long stretches of the Yellow and Red metro lines of the Mumbai Metro in October 2021. The stretch will provide the people access to 18 stations in total.