Kolkata Metro: D-Wall Construction Begins for Victoria Station on Line 3

09 May 2024 CW Team

Construction has commenced for the Victoria Station on Line 3 of the Kolkata Metro, with the initiation of D-wall construction. This marks a significant milestone in the expansion of Kolkata's metro network and underscores the city's commitment to enhancing urban transportation infrastructure.

The D-wall construction is a crucial step in the development of Victoria Station, which is expected to serve as a key transportation hub connecting various parts of the city. Once completed, Victoria Station will offer commuters convenient access to important destinations and facilitate seamless travel within Kolkata.

The construction of Victoria Station on Line 3 is part of the ongoing efforts to modernize and expand the Kolkata Metro network, which plays a vital role in alleviating traffic congestion and improving connectivity in the city. The project is expected to enhance the overall efficiency and reliability of public transportation services in Kolkata.

Overall, the commencement of D-wall construction for Victoria Station signifies progress towards the completion of Line 3 of the Kolkata Metro and demonstrates the city's commitment to providing world-class metro infrastructure for its residents and commuters.

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