Madan Mahal railway station, Jabalpur's second stop
Madan Mahal railway station (code MML) is a B-category secondary main station of Jabalpur in Madhya Pradesh. It is run by the Jabalpur division of the West Central Railway, and is about 3 km from Jabalpur Junction, where the zone has its headquarters. It lies on the Itarsi–Jabalpur route and handles a heavy passenger load.
Green, pink and getting longer
- ISO 14001:2015 certified for environmental management.
- One of the first "pink" railway stations in India.
- A platform extension under way will make it about 750 metres long, which would be the 7th-longest platform in India.
Trains that stop here
No trains start or end at Madan Mahal, but around 38 trains halt: express and superfast trains, two Jan Shatabdis and passenger services. Well-known trains include:
- Kashi Express (15017/15018)
- Narmada Express (18233/18234)
- Amarkantak Superfast Express (12853/12854)
- Vindhyachal Express (11271/11272)
- Shridham Superfast Express (12191/12192)
Because some trains stop here as well as, or instead of, at Jabalpur Junction, it is worth checking which Jabalpur station is on your ticket. Westbound trains continue towards Itarsi.
Station facts
- Platforms: 3, on four tracks (double electrified line)
- Elevation: about 393 metres above sea level
- Getting there: taxi and auto stands, with parking available
- Nearest airport: Jabalpur (Dumna), about 15 km away
Frequently asked questions
What is the code of Madan Mahal railway station?
MML. It is in the Jabalpur division of the West Central Railway.
How far is Madan Mahal from Jabalpur Junction?
About 3 km.
How many platforms does Madan Mahal have?
Three, on four tracks.
Does the Narmada Express stop at Madan Mahal?
Yes, along with the Kashi, Amarkantak and Shridham expresses.
Check timings on our train schedule page.