Zero Mile is an elevated metro station on the Blue Line of Patna Metro in Patna, Bihar, India. It serves as one of the three stations in the Priority Corridor, which became operational on 7 October 2025.[1]
The station was inaugurated by Chief Minister Nitish Kumar on 6 October 2025, as part of the launch of the first operational stretch of the Patna Metro. Public services commenced the following day, 7 October 2025. The Zero Mile lies on a 3.6 kilometre elevated corridor that connects Bhootnath and Patliputra Bus Terminal metro stations. This corridor is the first phase of the Blue Line, which will eventually span 14.5 Kms, linking Patna Junction to Patliputra Bus Terminal through a combination of elevated and underground sections.[1]
This metro station serves the Transport Nagar and adjoining areas.
Infrastructure and Facilities
The station features:
Three-coach trains with a capacity of 158 seated and up to 940 standing passengers
Bi-parting sliding doors and front emergency exits
CCTV surveillance and bilingual announcements in Hindi and English
Charging points for mobile devices and laptops
Reserved seating for women and differently-abled passengers
Trains operate between 8:00 AM and 10:00 PM, with a frequency of every 20 minutes, totaling approximately 40–42 trips per day. Fares starts from ₹15, depending on the travel distance.[2]
Station agent, ticket counters, information kiosks, public announcement systems, check-in/out facilities, food courts, retail shops, and accessibility features, etc
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Patna Metro station
