Water Metro service in Mumbai Metropolitan Region by 2028: Nitesh Rane
The Mumbai Metropolitan Region is set to introduce Water Metro services by 2028, connecting key locations such as Nariman Point, Versova, and Bandra. Maharashtra Minister Nitesh Rane announced that the project is in its finalization stage, with plans for 250 electric boats and multiple routes identified. The initiative aims to modernize public transport through inland waterways and enhance the maritime sector's contribution to the economy.
- ▪Water Metro services will connect Nariman Point, Versova, and Bandra by 2028.
- ▪The project is in the finalization stage with a Detailed Project Report submitted and land shortlisting underway.
- ▪The government plans to operate 250 electric boats on the Water Metro network.
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The residents of the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR) region will be able to take Water Metro services between Nariman Point, Versova, and Bandra by 2028, said Maharashtra Minister for Fisheries and Ports Development Nitesh Rane.Mr. Rane outlined the progress made in the maritime sector in the State while speaking at The Hindu’s ‘Maharashtra Infrastructure Conclave 2026’. Mumbai needs 10,000 buses, only 3,000 ply today: Ashwini Bhide“We are currently in the finalisation stage, the Detailed Project Report (DPR) on Water Metro has been submitted, and MoUs [Memoranda of Understanding ] have been signed, the process of shortlisting land is under way,” said Mr.
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