In a landmark achievement, the Namo Bharat in Meerut surpassed one lakh passengers on its very first full day of commercial service. The milestone signals strong public endorsement of the region’s new rapid rail network.
Operated by the National Capital Region Transport Corporation, the service is part of India’s push toward high-speed regional transit systems. The impressive ridership figure exceeded expectations and demonstrated the corridor’s immediate utility.
Stations witnessed consistent footfall throughout the day, with peak travel periods seeing packed trains. Staff worked efficiently to manage the crowd and maintain seamless operations.
The service significantly reduces travel time between Meerut and Delhi, offering commuters a dependable alternative to congested highways. Early user feedback highlighted comfort, safety, and punctuality as key strengths.
The milestone is expected to accelerate the pace of infrastructure expansion and strengthen public confidence in rapid rail networks nationwide.
As operations stabilize and awareness spreads, Namo Bharat could redefine how regional India travels — faster, cleaner, and smarter than ever before.
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