The Grey Line is the shortest corridor on the Delhi Metro network, running just 4.3 km with 4 stations from Dhansa Bus Stand to Dwarka. It connects the Najafgarh area of Southwest Delhi to the main Blue Line network at Dwarka, providing metro connectivity to a previously underserved region.
The Grey Line is a rapid transit metro line on the Delhi Metro with 4 stations. It runs between Dhansa Bus Stand and Dwarka-Kakrola. Interchange stations: Dwarka-Kakrola. Use the planner to find the fastest route along or across this line, with travel time and fare. Times are estimates for planning — confirm with the operator before you travel.
Key Highlights
- Length: 4.3 km with 4 stations — shortest Delhi Metro line
- Connects Najafgarh to the Blue Line at Dwarka
- Interchange at Dwarka (Blue Line) for onward connectivity
- Opened in 2019, serving Southwest Delhi residents
- Planned extension to further connect rural Southwest Delhi
All Stations on the Grey Line
4 stationsInterchange Stations
Change to another line at these stations on the Grey Line.
Areas Served
The Grey Line serves the Najafgarh area of Southwest Delhi — a historically underserved semi-urban region that was entirely dependent on buses before the metro arrived. Najafgarh is a major commercial town within Delhi with markets, schools, and dense residential colonies. The line provides a direct connection to the wider metro network via Dwarka.
Before You Travel
- The Grey Line is a short feeder line — most passengers use it to connect to the Blue Line at Dwarka for onward travel.
- Trains are frequent enough (every 8–10 minutes) that you won't wait long.
- If coming from Central Delhi to Najafgarh, take the Blue Line to Dwarka and switch to the Grey Line.
Service
Towards Dwarka-Kakrola
departing Dhansa Bus Stand
First train
6:00 AM
Sun 7:00 AM
Last train
11:00 PM
all days
Towards Dhansa Bus Stand
departing Dwarka-Kakrola
First train
6:00 AM
Sun 7:00 AM
Last train
11:00 PM
all days
- Busy times
- 8 min
- Quieter times
- 12 min
Times are departures from the station named. From a station part way along the line, the first train is later and the last earlier.
All Delhi Metro timings — frequency by section, and every other line