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DMRC resumes full services, 114 commuters penalised for violating norms

The Delhi Metro resumed its full services on Saturday, with the Airport Express Line re-opening after a hiatus of over 170 days due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

DMRC fines 92 persons for violating Covid-19 norms aboard Delhi Metro

The flying squads campaign on all Metro lines brought out the defaulters

Delhi Metro to resume full services from today, DMRC urges for prudence

DMRC chief Mangu Singh appealed to commuters to follow staggered timings for travelling to break the peak hour rush and ensure social distancing

Running Delhi Metro at low-capacity not financially viable: DMRC Chief

DMRC MD Mangu Singh said that running the metro at the current low capacity is not financially viable, but services have been resumed for the benefit of the people and to rekindle economic activity

As Delhi Metro gets back on track after 5 months, here is what is different

DMRC had halted services on March 22, two days before the nationwide lockdown was announced

Delhi Metro resumes with strict safety measures; over 15,000 take ride

The DMRC and the commuters trod with caution amid the new normal in the rapid transport system with most stations wearing a deserted look

This is how Delhi Metro plans to safeguard passengers from Covid-19

The operator is ready with a plan of action for safe operations when the services restart on September 7

Delhi Metro likely to run again starting Sept 1 after five month hiatus

SOP in the works, only 257 gates of total 671 Metro gates will open

Covid-19: DMRC ready, awaiting govt's nod for resumption of services

The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation claimed that it is ready for the resumption of services and would require a minimal time to get going after the green signal from the government

Covid: India tally tops 3 mn-mark; US FDA authorises blood plasma treatment

A valid coronavirus negative test report is required for all devotees coming from outside J&K for Vaishno Devi Yatra

Pvt metro systems suffer revenue loss, DMRC cuts 'non essential' costs

Effective August perks halved for Delhi metro employees

Delhi Metro Phase IV: 0.678 mn tonnes of reinforcement steel to be used

The Union cabinet, in a meeting chaired by PM, had in March last year approved three out of the six corridors of the proposed Phase IV, which will further improve connectivity

DMRC slashes employees perks, allowances by 50% as Covid-19 bites

The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) has suffered loss of nearly Rs 1,300 crore since the closure of services on March 22 due to the Covid-19 situation, sources said

All retail outlets on metro premises say they can't pay us: Delhi Metro MD

In a Q&A, Delhi Metro Rail Corporation managing director Mangu Singh discusses the financial and operational challenges Delhi's transport lifeline faces, and the future of mass rapid transport systems

Seek help from Delhi govt to repay loan from Japan: Centre to DMRC

The Centre has asked the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation to approach the city government for financial assistance for repayment of the soft loan it had taken from Japan International Cooperation Agency

Bombardier to invest in India with a long-term perspective: Rajeev Joisar

Mass transit systems, Metros in over 50 cities, modernisation of the Railways network, semi-high speed and high-speed trains offer huge potential to further optimise the transport system, Joisar said

Delhi govt eager to resume Metro services soon, says transport minister

During the lockdown, trains are being tested to ascertain whether the systems are working properly or not, added the Minister

Covid-19 outbreak: Metro operators lose Rs 700 crore amid lockdown

DMRC to have the largest chunk of revenue loss estimated at Rs 700 cr

Mumbai local trains, Delhi Metro shut till Mar 31 as states battle Covid-19

While the number of confirmed cases in Delhi stand at 27, including a death, Maharashtra reported highest cases in the country at 64

Covid-19: Delhi Metro on a cautious ride, to reduce services on Monday

Train services will run for two hours at a frequency of 20 minutes, starting Monday 6 am