Daily Current Affairs / Mumbai’s Mandale Metro Depot Becomes Asia’s Largest Facility
Category : Business and economics Published on: November 17 2025
Mumbai inaugurated the Mandale Metro Depot for Line 2B, marking it as Asia’s largest elevated metro depot. Spanning 30.45 hectares with two levels, it can stable 72 eight-coach trains and features 29 km of internal tracks, advanced maintenance lines, inspection tracks, and bogie turntables. The depot’s modern systems, including automated cleaning, wheel profiling, and a G+3 control centre, enhance operational efficiency. Strategically located on the DN Nagar–Mandale corridor, it will improve connectivity and daily urban mobility across Mumbai.
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