Hyderabad Multi-Modal Transport System

Hyderabad Multi-Modal Transport System
Overview
Locale Hyderabad, Telangana, India
Transit type Suburban Rail
Number of lines 3
Number of stations 36
Daily ridership 200,000 (Feb 2018)
Operation
Began operation 9 August 2003
Operator(s) South Central Railway
Technical
System length 44 kilometers (27 mi)
Track gauge 1,676 mm (5 ft 6 in) (broad gauge)
Electrification 25 kV, 50 Hz AC through overhead catenary

The Hyderabad Multi-Modal Transport System, also known as MMTS, is a suburban rail system in Hyderabad, India. It is a joint partnership of the Government of Telangana (previously the Government of United Andhra Pradesh) and the South Central Railway, and is operated by the latter. The first phase was opened to the public on 9th August 2003 with three lines between Falaknuma and Secunderabad, Hyderabad and Secunderabad and Lingampally and Secunderabad with a total of 44 km of track. In May 2010, Indian Railways decided to take up the 107-km Phase-II project of the MMTS at an estimated cost of Rs. 641 crore. The Railway Board cleared the second phase after the state government agreed to fund two-thirds of the cost. The second phase, which is currently under construction, is scheduled to open in 2018.

Phase I

The first phase was completed at a cost of ₹1.78 billion (US$25 million) and started its operations on 9 August 2003 by then Deputy Prime Minister of India, L. K. Advani & united Andhra Pradesh CM N. Chandrababu Naidu. The Chief Minister said the inauguration of the MMTS was the realisation of dream of having a mass transit system in Hyderabad. This project is expected to complement the fast growth of the city in the areas of information technology, biotechnology, health, aviation and tourism.

It spans a distance of 44 km, covering 27 stations and connects Secunderabad, Nampally, Dabirpura, Malakpet, Falaknuma, Hitech city and Lingampally along few other routes like Bolaram (up to Manoharabad) and Umdanagar.

MMTS at Necklace road
MMTS Local at Secunderabad
MMTS local at Begumpet
Hyderabad Commuter Rail Network

MMTS Hyderabad Trains and MMTS stations

  • MMTS trains from Lingampally to Falaknuma and from Falaknuma to Lingampally
  • MMTS trains from Lingampally to Hyderabad and from Hyderabad to Lingampally
  • MMTS trains from Falaknuma to Hyderabad and from Hyderabad to Falaknuma
  • MMTS trains from Secunderabad to Lingampally and from Secunderabad to Hyderabad
  • MMTS trains from Secunderabad to Falaknuma and from Secunderabad to Falaknuma

Routes and services

These routes are operational (including local trains) and the number of services in that particular route is mentioned below:[1]

"MMTS" RouteRoute NameServices
Hyderabad - LingampalliHL26
Lingampalli - HyderabadLH23
Falaknuma - LingampalliFL28
Lingampalli - FalaknumaLF30
Falaknuma - HyderabadFH5
Hyderabad - FalaknumaHF3
Secunderabad - FalaknumaSF, SU3, 3
Falaknuma - SecunderabadFS, US3, 3
Lingampalli - SecunderabadLS2
"Suburban" RouteRoute NameServices
Bolaram - SecunderabadBS6
Secunderabad - BolaramSB6
Falaknuma - UmdanagarFU6
Umdanagar - FalaknumaUF5
Manoharabad - SecunderabadMBS6
Secunderabad - ManoharabadSMB4
Malkajgiri - BolaramMJB1
Medchal - SecunderabadMS6
Secunderabad - MedchalSM6
Secunderabad - HyderabadSH2
Secunderabad - MalkajgiriSMJ1
Moula Ali - Kacheguda/Falaknuma1, 2
Falaknuma - BhongirFB1, 1
Falaknuma - JangaonFL-ZN1, 1

MMTS Stations & Enquiry numbers

MMTS Hyderabad Enquiry, MMTS Complaints and MMTS suggestions. MMTS Hyderabad Passengers can write down their valuable suggestions and complaints to South Central Railway.

Catchment areas

StationStation CodeNearby Suburbs catered
Secunderabad Railway StationSCMarredpally, Patny, Karkhana
James StreetJETM.G.Road, Paradise, Rani Gunj, Minister Road, Hussain sagar
Sanjeevaiah ParkSJVPNecklace road, Minister road, Mahatma Gandhi Road, Pattigadda
BegumpetBMTAmeerpet, Greenlands, Somajiguda, Panjagutta, Banjara Hills, Brahmanwadi
Nature Cure HospitalNCHSBalkampet, Ameerpet, Sanjeeva Reddy Nagar
Fateh NagarFNBBalanagar, Sanathnagar, Yellamma Gudi
Bharat NagarBTNRMoosapet, Kukatpally, Nizampet, Sanathnagar Erragadda Mothinagar E S I
BorabandaBRBDAllapur, Gayatrinagar, Tulasinagar, Mothi Nagar, Rajeev Nagar, Erragadda
Hi-Tec CityHTCYKukatpally Housing Board (KPHB) colony, Izzat Nagar, Madhapur, JNTU
HafeezpetHFZMadhapur, Kondapur, Miyapur
Chanda NagarCDNRChandanagar, Madinaguda
LingampalliLPIBHEL township, HCU, Gachibowli
SitaphalmandiSTPDEFLU, Tarnaka
Arts CollegeATCOsmania University, Warasiguda, Adikmet, Manikeswari Nagar
Jamia OsmaniaJOOBarkatpura, Ramnagar
VidyanagarVARShanker Mutt, RTC X Roads, Chikkadpally, Shivam Road, Tilaknagar, Amberpet
KachigudaKCGBarkatpura, Chaderghat, Narayanguda, Koti, Abids
MalakpetMXTChaderghat, Nalgonda 'X' Roads, Dilsukhnagar, Kothapet, Charminar
DabirpuraDQBChanchalguda, Saidabad, Printing Press, Purani Haveli, Mir Alam Mandi, Salar Jung Museum
YakutpuraYKASaidabad, Santosh Nagar, Madannapet, Pisal Banda, Rein Bazar, Edi Bazar, Brahman Vaadi, Bada Bazaar
HuppugudaHPGLal darwaza, Aliabad, Shalibanda, Darushifa, Jahanuma, Charminar
FalaknumaFMUdden Gadda, Chandrayan Gutta, Barkas
UmdanagarUNShamshabad
Hyderabad DeccanHYBNampally, Salar Jung Museum, Charminar, Hyderguda, Abids, Moazzam Jahi Market, Devi Bagh, Criminal Courts
Lakdi-ka-pulLKPLSaifabad, Red Hills, Public gardens, Masab Tank, Niloufer Hospital
KhairtabadKQDBanjara hills, Raj Bhavan Road, Panjagutta, Chintal Basti
Necklace RoadNLRDRaj Bhavan Road, Somajiguda, Panjagutta, M S Makhta
Lalaguda GateLGDHLallaguda, Malkajgiri, shantinagar, Tukaram Gate
MalkajgiriMJFMalkajgiri, Anandbagh, Hanumanpet, Mirzalguda
DayanandnagarDYEVaninagar, Mallikarjunnagar, RK Nagar
SafilgudaSFXSafilguda, Vinayaknagar, Sainadapuram
RamakrishnapuramRKONeredmet
AmmugudaAMQSainikpuri
Cavalry BarracksCVBLothkunta
AlwalALWold alwal
Bolarum BazarBOZKompally
BolarumBMORisala Bazar, Hakimpet

Phase II

Falaknuma - Jangaon Suburban train

HMDA planned for future phases for developing and expansion of MMTS to all routes of railways line in Hyderabad in Master Plan 2041[2] In May 2010, Indian Railways decided to take up the 107-km Phase-II project of the MMTS at an estimated cost of Rs. 641 crore. The Railway Board cleared the Phase-II after the state government agreed to fund two-thirds of the cost. It is expected to complete by 2018 and will handle 3 lakh passengers a day. A 6 km stretch from Lingampally to RC Puram and Bolaram to Medchal stretch of 12.5 km is likely to begin in March 2018 and the Moula Ali to Ghatkesar stretch covering 12 km is scheduled to open in July 2018.

Phase II has six segments:

  • Secunderabad - Bolarum - Medchal (28 km)
  • Falaknuma - Umdanagar - Shamshabad Airport (20 km)
  • Secunderabad - Moulali - Ghatkesar (19 km)
  • Moulali - Sanathnagar chord line (21 km)
  • Kacheguda - Sitaphalmandi - Malkajgiri - Moulali chord line (10 km)

New stations under construction[3]:

Future Expansion:

Line Terminal Length
(km)		 Year
MT 08 Ghatkesar Raigir 33 kilometres (21 mi) 2021
MT 09 Umdanagar Shadnagar 31 kilometres (19 mi) 2021-2031
MT 10 Medchal Topran 34 kilometres (21 mi) 2021-2031
MT 11 Tellapur Ravullapalli 21 kilometres (13 mi) 2021-2031
MT 12 Topran Ramayanpet 21 kilometres (13 mi) 2031-2041
MT 13 Raigir Jangaon 32 kilometres (20 mi) 2031-2041
MT 14 Shadnagar Jedcherla 24 kilometres (15 mi) 2031-2041
MT 15 Ravullapalli vikarabad 24 kilometres (15 mi) 2031-2041
MT 16 Bibinagar Nalgonda 72 kilometres (45 mi) 2041

Milestones

On International Women's Day 2012, S Satyavati became the first female driver of the South Central Railway when she independently drove an MMTS train. She piloted the 'Matrubhumi Ladies Special Train' from Falaknuma to Lingampally suburban station.[4]

References

  1. ↑ "MMTS Route Map". Mmtstraintimings.in. Retrieved 27 February 2016.
  2. ↑ "MMTS future phase up to 2041".
  3. ↑ http://www.newindianexpress.com/cities/hyderabad/2017/jan/25/mmts-2nd-phase-first-stretch-likely-by-dec-2017-1563331.html
  4. ↑ "Woman drives local train in Hyderabad, first for South Central Railways - The Times of India". The Times Of India.

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