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Salt Lake Sector V in minutes. South Kolkata without a car. The airport without traffic. One metro line connecting every part of your life.
Airport to IT Centre. Thirteen stations on the Orange Line's northern phase — eight of them in Newtown. The corridor opens December 2026. Follow it all on Newtown Post — your home for metro, real estate, infrastructure and civic news. #GrowWithNewtown
Source: Metro Railway Kolkata / Construction Mirror, May 2026
The Orange Line will eventually run all the way from Kolkata Airport to Kavi Subhash (Garia). The stretch opening in December 2026 — and the one that reshapes Newtown — is the northern phase: Kolkata Airport to IT Centre, Salt Lake Sector V. Thirteen elevated stations. Read top-down: the line enters Newtown at station 11 and exits at station 4.
আই টি সেন্টার
Salt Lake Sector V · Northern terminus
Where the Airport–IT Centre corridor begins — future interchange with the Green Line at Sector V.
নবদিগন্ত
Technopolis · Sector V exit
The IT corridor's eastern edge — minutes from Newtown's western gate.
নজরুল তীর্থ
Action Area I · Newtown gateway
The gateway — where Newtown begins on the Orange Line.
স্বপ্ন ভোর
Action Area I / II junction
Mid-point connecting AA-I's residential heartland to the central spine.
বিশ্ব বাংলা কনভেনশন সেন্টার
Central Newtown · Key interchange
Ecospace, the Convention Centre and Newtown's busiest intersection.
শিক্ষা তীর্থ
Action Area II · Education hub
Anchoring Newtown's schools, colleges and the rising education cluster.
মাদার্স ওয়াক্স মিউজিয়াম
AA-II · Cultural strip
On the cultural axis — wax museum, Rabindra Tirtha and the lakefront.
ইকো পার্ক
Action Area II · Bengal Silicon Valley
Doorstep to Eco Park and the emerging TCS-led tech district.
মঙ্গলদীপ
Action Area II approach
Linking Newtown's northern residential pockets to the central line.
সিটি সেন্টার-২
Action Area II · Northern Newtown
The northern anchor — AA-II's most connected point.
চিনার পার্ক
Rajarhat · Newtown's western neighbour
Bridges Rajarhat and Newtown into one continuous corridor.
ভি আই পি রোড
Haldiram · VIP Road
The arterial junction — VIP Road feeds the city and the airport.
জয় হিন্দ
Kolkata Airport · Terminus
The airport terminus — Newtown linked to the world.
Sources: Wikipedia · MetroRailGuy.com · YoMetro · InfraInfoHub
Salt Lake Sector V in minutes. South Kolkata without a car. The airport without traffic. One metro line connecting every part of your life.
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