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Shahid Khudiram

Blue Line · Shahid Khudiram

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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.

Shahid Khudiram station on the Blue Line, Kolkata Metro
Shahid Khudiram stationBriji · 7 Oct 2010
Opened7 Oct 2010
LineBlue Line
PositionThrough station
Coordinates22.4685°N, 88.3963°E

Station details

DetailValue
Station codeKSKD
The operator’s own code for this station.
Opened to passengers7 October 2010
StructureElevated
Platforms2 (2 Side platform)
Former nameBriji
Renamed after opening; older maps and signage may still use the old name.
AddressGaria Station Road, Garia Kolkata, West Bengal 700084

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.

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Nearby attractions and services

Within a short walk of Shahid Khudiram you have the following attractions and services.

Briji landmarksLocal cultural and historic sites around Briji.Within 10 min walk
Local marketDaily-needs market and shopping near Briji.3–5 min walk
Street food & teaTraditional Kolkata street food — phuchka, rolls, tea.2–4 min walk
Local businessesBanks, small businesses, professional offices.5–7 min walk
Places of worshipTemples, mosques and meeting places of the neighbourhood.4–8 min walk
Surface transportBus and auto-rickshaw connections.Outside station

Other stations on the Blue Line

Blue Line · Dakshineswar ↔ Kavi Subhash

DakshineswarTerminal
Baranagar
NoaparaInterchange · L4
Dum Dum
Belgachia
Shyambazar
Shobhabazar Sutanuti
Girish Park
Mahatma Gandhi Road
Central
Chandni Chowk
EsplanadeInterchange · L2
Park Street
Maidan
Rabindra Sadan
Netaji Bhavan
Jatin Das Park
Kalighat
Rabindra Sarobar
Mahanayak Uttam Kumar
Netaji
Masterda Surya Sen
Gitanjali
Kavi Nazrul
Shahid Khudiram
Kavi SubhashInterchange · L6

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.

Token, QR ticket and Smart Card gates
Customer service counter
CCTV and RPF security
Concourse above street level, stairs and escalators to the platform
Step-free access to the platform recorded
Platforms: 2 (2 Side platform)
Station code KSKD

Connections and transfers

  • Blue Line. Trains run towards Dakshineswar; the adjacent stop to the north is Kavi Nazrul. Since 28 July 2025 Shahid Khudiram has been the temporary southern end of the line, because the Blue Line platforms at Kavi Subhash are closed.

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Common travel times from Shahid Khudiram

Fares follow the official distance slabs (Blue Line ₹5–₹25, other lines ₹5–₹30); a journey that changes lines is charged the sum of each line's fare on one ticket. A range means the exact distance to that station is not published. Times are our estimates. “Not possible at present”: Kavi Subhash is closed to Blue Line passengers (since 28 July 2025), so the Orange Line has no metro interchange.
DestinationTimeFare
Esplanade26 min₹20
Park Street24 min₹20
Dum Dum42 min₹25
Kavi SubhashNot possible at present—
Kalighat14 min₹20
Howrah34 min · 1 transfer₹30
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Frequently asked questions

Shahid Khudiram is on the Blue Line, which runs about 06:00 to 22:30 Monday to Saturday and 09:00 to 22:30 on Sundays (timetable in force since 27 July 2026 on an experimental basis). Metro Railway does not publish times for each station: trains pass here a few minutes after leaving the terminus. Blue Line trains currently start and terminate here. We post here right away if hours change — bookmark it.
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