List of railway stations in Delhi
This is a list of total of 46 Railway stations in Delhi, India (including 21 stations on Ring Railway route).
Major railway stations
A-1 category
There are four (04) A-1 category railway stations in Delhi, out of total 75 in India.[1]
- Anand Vihar Terminal
- Delhi Junction (Old Delhi)
- Hazrat Nizamuddin
- New Delhi
Minor railway stations
Below is the list of 38 minor railway stations in Delhi.
- Azadpur
- Badli
- Bijwasan
- Brar Square
- Chanakyapuri
- Dayabasti
- Delhi Indrapuri
- Delhi Kishanganj
- Ghevra
- Gokulpuri Saboli Halt
- Holambi Kalan
- Khera Kalan
- Kirti Nagar
- Lajpat Nagar
- Lodhi Colony
- Mandawali-Chander Vihar
- Mangolpuri
- Mundka
- Nangloi
- Naraina Vihar
- Narela
- Okhla
- Palam
- Patel Nagar
- Pragati Maidan
- Sadar Bazar
- Safdarjung
- Sardar Patel Marg
- Sarojini Nagar
- Sewa Nagar
- Shahabad Mohammadpur
- Shakur Basti
- Shivaji Bridge
- Subzi Mandi
- Tilak Bridge
- Tughlakabad
- Vivekanand Puri
- Vivek Vihar
Delhi Ring railway
Delhi has a 35 km long ring route railway line, running parallel to Delhi Ring Road, called Delhi Ring Railway. It comprises 21 railway stations including 8 stations having interchange with Indian Railways. List of stations in clockwise direction (starting from Hazrat Nizamuddin) is as follows:[3]
- Hazrat Nizamuddin (interchange)
- Lajpat Nagar (interchange)
- Sewa Nagar
- Lodhi Colony
- Sarojini Nagar
- Delhi Safdarjung
- Chanakyapuri
- Sardar Patel Marg
- Barar Square
- Delhi Indrapuri
- Naraina Vihar
- Kirti Nagar (interchange)
- Patel Nagar (interchange)
- Daya Basti
- Delhi Sarai Rohilla (interchange)
- Delhi Kishanganj (interchange)
- Sadar Bazar
- New Delhi (interchange)
- Shivaji Bridge
- Tilak Bridge
- Pragati Maidan (interchange)
References
- "Cleanliness of A-1 and A category railway stations in India" (PDF). Ministry of Railways. 30 August 2017.
- "Category-wise number of railway stations in India" (PDF). Ministry of Railways. 2012.
- "Decongesting Delhi: Mega plan to link Capital's ring rail, Metro network". Hindustan Times. 15 February 2018.
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