If you travel by Delhi Metro regularly, the Pink Line is probably part of your route whether you realise it or not. It runs diagonally across the city from northwest to southeast, crossing through some of Delhi’s busiest areas — Azadpur, Netaji Subhash Place, Rajouri Garden, South Extension, Lajpat Nagar, Hazrat Nizamuddin and Trilokpuri among them.
What makes the Pink Line particularly useful is the number of interchange stations on it. Almost every other Delhi Metro line crosses the Pink Line at least once, which means regardless of where you are starting from, there is a good chance a Pink Line station is part of your journey.
What is the Pink Line of Delhi Metro?
The Pink Line is DMRC’s Line 7. It runs from Majlis Park in the northwest to Shiv Vihar in the northeast, looping through central and south Delhi in between. The total route length is approximately 59 kilometres and the line has 59 stations. It was built in phases and the full line became operational in 2018.
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Direct answer: The Pink Line (Line 7) runs from Majlis Park to Shiv Vihar with 59 stations across 59 km. It has 11 interchange stations connecting to 6 other Delhi Metro lines. |
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Detail |
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Line Number |
Line 7 |
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Colour |
Pink |
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Starts From |
Majlis Park |
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Ends At |
Shiv Vihar |
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Total Stations |
59 |
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Route Length |
~59 km |
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Interchange Stations |
11 |
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Operating Since |
2018 (full route) |
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First Train (Weekday) |
5:30 AM |
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Last Train |
11:00 PM |
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Pink Line Metro Route — Complete Station List
The Pink Line route runs from Majlis Park through north Delhi, swings through central and south Delhi, then curves back northeast to terminate at Shiv Vihar. Below is the complete station sequence with interchange information.
Section 1 — Majlis Park to Durgabai Deshmukh South Campus (Northwest)
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Station Name |
Interchange |
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1 |
Majlis Park |
— |
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2 |
Azadpur |
Yellow Line (Line 2) ↔ |
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3 |
Shalimar Bagh |
— |
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4 |
Shakurpur |
— |
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5 |
Punjabi Bagh West |
— |
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6 |
ESI Hospital |
— |
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7 |
Rajouri Garden |
Blue Line (Line 3/4) ↔ |
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8 |
Mayapuri |
— |
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9 |
Naraina Vihar |
— |
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10 |
Delhi Cantt |
— |
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11 |
Durgabai Deshmukh South Campus |
Green Line (Line 5) ↔ |
Section 2 — Bhikaji Cama Place to Lajpat Nagar (South Delhi)
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Station Name |
Interchange |
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12 |
Sir M Visvesvaraya Moti Bagh |
— |
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13 |
Bhikaji Cama Place |
— |
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14 |
Sarojini Nagar |
— |
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15 |
INA |
Yellow Line (Line 2) ↔ |
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16 |
South Extension |
— |
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17 |
Lajpat Nagar |
Violet Line (Line 6) ↔ |
Section 3 — Vinobapuri to Botanical Garden (Southeast)
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Station Name |
Interchange |
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18 |
Vinobapuri |
— |
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19 |
Ashram |
— |
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20 |
Hazrat Nizamuddin |
— |
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21 |
Khan Market |
— |
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22 |
Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium |
— |
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23 |
Jangpura |
— |
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24 |
Moolchand |
— |
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25 |
Kailash Colony |
— |
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26 |
Nehru Place |
— |
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27 |
Kalkaji Mandir |
Violet Line (Line 6) ↔ |
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28 |
Govindpuri |
— |
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29 |
Okhla NSIC |
— |
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30 |
Sukhdev Vihar |
— |
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31 |
Jamia Millia Islamia |
— |
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32 |
Okhla Vihar |
— |
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33 |
Jasola Vihar Shaheen Bagh |
— |
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34 |
Kalindi Kunj |
Magenta Line (Line 8) ↔ |
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35 |
Okhla Bird Sanctuary |
— |
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Botanical Garden |
Blue Line (Line 3/4) ↔ |
Section 4 — Trilokpuri to Shiv Vihar (East)
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Station Name |
Interchange |
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37 |
Trilokpuri Sanjay Lake |
— |
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38 |
Vinod Nagar West |
— |
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39 |
Mayur Vihar Phase 2 |
— |
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40 |
IP Extension |
— |
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41 |
Anand Vihar |
Blue Line + Red Line ↔ |
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42 |
Karkarduma Court |
— |
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43 |
Krishna Nagar |
— |
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44 |
East Azad Nagar |
— |
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Welcome |
Red Line (Line 1) ↔ |
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46 |
Jaffrabad |
— |
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47 |
Maujpur Babarpur |
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48 |
Gokulpuri |
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49 |
Johri Enclave |
— |
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Shiv Vihar |
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Pink Line Interchange Stations — All Connections
This is the most searched section for Delhi Metro users planning their routes. The Pink Line has 11 interchange stations connecting to 6 other lines.
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Azadpur |
Yellow Line |
Line 2 |
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Netaji Subhash Place |
Red Line |
Line 1 |
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Rajouri Garden |
Blue Line |
Line 3 and 4 |
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Durgabai Deshmukh South Campus |
Green Line |
Line 5 |
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INA |
Yellow Line |
Line 2 |
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Lajpat Nagar |
Violet Line |
Line 6 |
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Kalkaji Mandir |
Violet Line |
Line 6 |
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Kalindi Kunj |
Magenta Line |
Line 8 |
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Botanical Garden |
Blue Line |
Line 3 and 4 |
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Anand Vihar |
Blue Line and Red Line |
Lines 1, 3 and 4 |
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Welcome |
Red Line |
Line 1 |
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Most important interchange: Anand Vihar connects Pink Line to Blue Line, Red Line, Anand Vihar Railway Terminus and ISBT. Best interchange for commuters from Noida, Ghaziabad or east Delhi. |
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How to Switch from Pink Line to Other Metro Lines
Pink Line to Blue Line — Rajouri Garden or Botanical Garden
Get off at Rajouri Garden for West Delhi direction (Dwarka, Janakpuri) or at Botanical Garden for Noida direction. Rajouri Garden is one of the most used cross-platform switches in Delhi connecting West Delhi, South Delhi and East Delhi commuters.
Pink Line to Yellow Line — INA or Azadpur
At INA the Yellow Line is accessible within the same station building. INA is the go-to interchange for commuters heading to Connaught Place, Chandni Chowk, Gurgaon or HUDA City Centre. At Azadpur use the Yellow Line for Vishwavidyalaya and Kashmere Gate direction.
Pink Line to Magenta Line — Kalindi Kunj
Kalindi Kunj connects the Pink Line to the Magenta Line for commuters traveling toward Janakpuri West, Hauz Khas, Saket or Kalkaji Mandir via the Magenta Line.
Pink Line to Violet Line — Lajpat Nagar or Kalkaji Mandir
Both Lajpat Nagar and Kalkaji Mandir connect the Pink Line to the Violet Line. Use this for travel toward Faridabad, Badarpur or Central Secretariat.
Pink Line to Red Line — Welcome or Anand Vihar
At Welcome and Anand Vihar commuters can switch to the Red Line for Rithala, Dilshad Garden and Shahdara. Anand Vihar is the bigger interchange with Blue Line access and railway terminal adjacency.
Pink Line Delhi Metro Timings 2026
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First Train |
Last Train |
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Monday to Saturday |
Toward Shiv Vihar |
5:30 AM |
11:00 PM |
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Monday to Saturday |
Toward Majlis Park |
5:30 AM |
11:00 PM |
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Sunday |
Toward Shiv Vihar |
6:00 AM |
11:00 PM |
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Sunday |
Toward Majlis Park |
6:00 AM |
11:00 PM |
- Peak hours (8 AM to 10 AM and 5 PM to 8 PM): trains every 3 to 5 minutes
- Off-peak hours: trains every 7 to 10 minutes
- Always verify on the DMRC app or delhimetrorail.com before travel
- Timings may change during public holidays and special events
Key Landmarks Near Pink Line Stations
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Landmark |
Nearest Pink Line Station |
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Nizamuddin Railway Station |
Hazrat Nizamuddin |
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Khan Market shopping area |
Khan Market |
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Nehru Place electronics market |
Nehru Place |
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Lajpat Nagar central market |
Lajpat Nagar |
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INA market |
INA |
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South Extension market |
South Extension |
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Rajouri Garden market |
Rajouri Garden |
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Kalkaji Mandir temple |
Kalkaji Mandir |
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Anand Vihar ISBT and Railway |
Anand Vihar |
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Jamia Millia Islamia University |
Jamia Millia Islamia |
Conclusion
The Pink Line covers more of Delhi than almost any other metro line. Whether you are commuting from South Extension to Rajouri Garden, travelling from Hazrat Nizamuddin to Anand Vihar or connecting from Gurgaon via the Yellow Line to east Delhi via the Pink, this line does a lot of the heavy lifting in the DMRC network.
With 11 interchange stations connecting to 6 different lines, the Pink Line is the metro route most Delhiites find themselves using at least once every few days. Know the key interchange points — Azadpur, Rajouri Garden, INA, Lajpat Nagar, Kalindi Kunj and Anand Vihar — and your daily commute gets significantly easier.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is the Pink Line of Delhi Metro?
The Pink Line is Delhi Metro’s Line 7, running from Majlis Park to Shiv Vihar. It covers 59 stations across approximately 59 kilometres. The full line became operational in 2018 and is one of the longest in the DMRC network. It has 11 interchange stations connecting to 6 other metro lines.
2. What is the full route of the Pink Line metro in Delhi?
The Pink Line runs from Majlis Park to Shiv Vihar passing through Azadpur, Rajouri Garden, Mayapuri, Delhi Cantt, Bhikaji Cama Place, INA, South Extension, Lajpat Nagar, Ashram, Hazrat Nizamuddin, Khan Market, Moolchand, Nehru Place, Kalkaji Mandir, Kalindi Kunj, Botanical Garden, Trilokpuri, Anand Vihar, Welcome and Jaffrabad among others.
3. How many stations are on the Pink Line Delhi Metro?
The Pink Line has 59 stations running from Majlis Park to Shiv Vihar. The line covers approximately 59 kilometres making it one of the longest metro lines in Delhi. The line has 11 interchange stations where you can switch to other metro lines.
4. What are the interchange stations on the Pink Line?
The Pink Line has 11 interchange stations: Azadpur with Yellow Line, Netaji Subhash Place with Red Line, Rajouri Garden with Blue Line, Durgabai Deshmukh South Campus with Green Line, INA with Yellow Line, Lajpat Nagar with Violet Line, Kalkaji Mandir with Violet Line, Kalindi Kunj with Magenta Line, Botanical Garden with Blue Line, Anand Vihar with Blue and Red lines, and Welcome with Red Line.
5. What are the timings of the Pink Line Delhi Metro?
On weekdays the Pink Line operates from 5:30 AM to 11:00 PM in both directions. On Sundays the first train starts at 6:00 AM. During peak hours trains run every 3 to 5 minutes. Off-peak frequency is every 7 to 10 minutes. Always check the DMRC app or delhimetrorail.com for current schedules.
6. Which station connects the Pink Line to the Blue Line?
The Pink Line connects to the Blue Line at Rajouri Garden, Botanical Garden and Anand Vihar. Rajouri Garden is the most commonly used interchange for commuters between West Delhi and South Delhi. Botanical Garden is useful for Noida direction. Anand Vihar connects to both Blue and Red lines.
7. Which station connects the Pink Line to the Yellow Line?
The Pink Line connects to the Yellow Line at Azadpur in north Delhi and INA in south Delhi. INA is the more central interchange and is useful for commuters going to Connaught Place, Chandni Chowk, Gurgaon or HUDA City Centre via the Yellow Line.
8. Where can I find the Pink Line Delhi Metro map?
The Pink Line is visible on the official Delhi Metro route map at delhimetrorail.com. It is also available on the DMRC Metro app and Google Maps. The Pink Line is shown in a distinctive magenta-pink colour. The route map PDF is downloadable directly from the DMRC website.
9. How long is the Pink Line Delhi Metro?
The Pink Line is approximately 59 kilometres long making it one of the longest lines in the Delhi Metro network. It has 59 stations and takes roughly 90 minutes to travel the full length from Majlis Park to Shiv Vihar.
10. Is the Pink Line Delhi Metro fully operational in 2026?
Yes. The Pink Line is fully operational in 2026. The complete route from Majlis Park to Shiv Vihar with all 59 stations is running on the regular DMRC schedule. There are no known closures or pending extensions announced for the Pink Line at this time.
