Commuting from Rohini East Metro

Rohini East is on the Delhi Metro Red Line, about half a kilometre from Girls PG in Rohini in Pocket 5, Sector 7. For many residents it is the reason they chose Sector 7: offices at Netaji Subhash Place are three stops away, and the line runs straight on to Kashmere Gate for the rest of Delhi.

Stops towards central Delhi

Heading east from Rohini East, the stations are:

• Start: Rohini East
• 1. Pitampura
• 2. Kohat Enclave
• 3. Netaji Subhash Place — change for the Pink Line
• 4. Keshav Puram
• 5. Kanhaiya Nagar
• 6. Inderlok — change for the Green Line
• 7. Shastri Nagar
• 8. Pratap Nagar
• 9. Pulbangash
• 10. Tis Hazari
• 11. Kashmere Gate — change for the Yellow and Violet Lines

In the other direction, Rohini West is the next station (about 1.2 km from Pocket 5, by the Unity One Mall side), and Rithala is the end of the line.

Where people from Sector 7 usually go

• Netaji Subhash Place (3 stops): offices, IT and business centres, and the Pink Line interchange for the Ring Road side of Delhi.
• Inderlok (6 stops): change to the Green Line for Punjabi Bagh and West Delhi.
• Kashmere Gate (11 stops): change to the Yellow Line for Delhi University (north) or Rajiv Chowk and Connaught Place (south), or to the Violet Line.

Practical tips

• Women's coach: the first coach in the direction of travel is reserved for women.
• Tickets: a rechargeable metro card or QR tickets on the DMRC app save queuing.
• Rush hours are roughly 8.30–10.30 am and 5.30–8 pm; leaving ten minutes earlier often means a seat.
• Last mile: e-rickshaws wait outside Rohini East for the short ride into the Sector 7 pockets, though most residents simply walk.

Living near the station

Girls PG in Rohini is a women-only, owner-run PG about 0.5 km from Rohini East Metro: furnished private, twin and triple rooms at ₹6,000 – ₹9,000 a month, with Wi-Fi, geyser hot water, RO water and daily housekeeping. More for working professionals.

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