Pune Metro Line 3 Celebrates Children’s Day with Creative Workshops, Heritage Walk

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Pune, 14th November 2026: Pune IT City Metro Rail Limited (PITCMRL), the company managing Pune Metro Line 3, organised a two-day Children’s Day celebration on November 14 and 15, featuring creative workshops, a heritage walk and a guided metro station walkthrough for children and their parents.

The first day of the celebrations on Saturday (November 14) received an enthusiastic response from children and families. The programme, themed ‘Learn, Create, Explore’, will continue on Sunday (November 15), offering more opportunities for children to participate in educational and creative activities.

As part of the initiative, a special metro station walkthrough was organised at the Shree Shiv Chhatrapati Sports Complex Metro Station in Mahalunge. Children, accompanied by their parents, were introduced to the journey of Pune Metro Line 3 through a photo exhibition showcasing the project’s development and unique features.

They were also shown a miniature model of the metro train, giving them an insight into the design and functioning of the metro system.
The celebrations also included a heritage walk at Savitribai Phule Pune University (SPPU), allowing children to explore the institution’s history and heritage.

Several creative workshops and interactive activities were organised at the SPPU Metro Station between 11 am and 7 pm. These included a drawing competition conducted by the university’s Media and Communications Department, a Christmas cake pops workshop by pastry chef Akshata, and a handblock printing workshop by artist Manjiri.

Children also participated in a keychain-making workshop organised by Ecokaari, where they learnt to create products using discarded food wrappers. An ‘Akshar Ganesh’ activity conducted by artist Vasant Abhimanyu gave participants an opportunity to create their own Lord Ganesh artwork.

Additionally, Little Leaf organised a book donation drive, encouraging visitors to contribute waste paper, magazines, books and cardboard boxes to support its initiative of providing books to children in need.

The celebrations will continue on Sunday, November 15, with workshops, the heritage walk and the metro station walkthrough planned as part of the programme.

Pune Metro Line 3 is a 23.3-km corridor connecting Maan-Hinjawadi to Shivajinagar. Through the Children’s Day initiative, PITCMRL aims to familiarise younger generations with metro infrastructure and public transport while encouraging creativity, learning and community participation.