Blue
Line served
Through
Through station
Elevated
Structure
2010
Opened
About Shahid Khudiram
Named after Khudiram Bose (1889–1908), one of the youngest Indian revolutionaries executed by the British.
Shahid Khudiram opened on 7 October 2010, when the Blue Line was extended the last two stops to Kavi Subhash, and it was called Briji before being renamed for Khudiram Bose, hanged at eighteen in 1908. It is elevated with two side platforms. The station serves the residential spread either side of Garia Station Road, and is the usual metro stop for people heading on to Baruipur and the southern suburbs by bus or auto.
Station details
Station record: Wikipedia. Opening dates cross-checked against the opening timeline of the Blue Line.
Where is Shahid Khudiram?
Shahid Khudiram station is located in Briji. Coordinates: 22.4685°N, 88.3963°E.
Nearby attractions and services
Within a short walk of Shahid Khudiram you have the following attractions and services.
Other stations on the Blue Line
Blue Line · Dakshineswar ↔ Kavi Subhash
Services and accessibility
Step-free access to the platform is documented here. Lifts go out of service for maintenance and no live status is published — check with staff if it is essential.
Connections and transfers
- Blue Line. Trains run towards Dakshineswar in one direction and Kavi Subhash in the other; the adjacent stops are Kavi Nazrul and Kavi Subhash.
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🛤 Open route plannerCommon travel times from Shahid Khudiram
| Destination | Time | Fare (token) |
|---|---|---|
| Esplanade | 26 min | ₹30 |
| Park Street | 24 min | ₹25 |
| Dum Dum | 42 min | ₹30 |
| Kavi Subhash | 2 min | ₹5 |
| Kalighat | 14 min | ₹15 |
| Howrah | 34 min · 1 transfer | ₹30 |