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Cheap Thrills No More: Fines For Drinking, Smoking On Metro May Jump Soon
The Jan Vishwas Bill, introduced in Lok Sabha on Friday, proposes changes to the Metro Railways (Operation and Maintenance) Act, 2002
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Delhi Metro Tightens Security Checks Ahead Of 79th Independence Day
The Delhi Metro Railway Corporation (DMRC) has intensified security checks ahead of the 79th Independence Day celebrations in the national capital.
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Women Perform Kirtan In Delhi Metro; CISF Jawan Intervenes. Here's What Happened Next
A video of women performing kirtan in the Delhi Metro has gone viral, leading to mixed reactions from the public and highlighting the importance of following metro rules regarding behavior and seating.
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Explained: Why Delhi Wants Metro's '2 Liquor Bottles Allowed' Rule Changed
DMRC, on its part, said that the decision on what items are permitted for carriage on Metro trains is based upon permissibility by the security agency in charge.
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Delhi Metro's 2 Sealed Liquor Bottles Rule On Train Will Not Work In Noida
Delhi Metro commuters landing in Uttar Pradesh's Noida with sealed liquor bottles may land in trouble, cautioned excise officials here on Saturday.
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Viral Video: Woman Swings On Handrails, Dances On Seats Inside Delhi Metro
Many users urged Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) to take action against her.
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Delhi Metro Penalises 515 Commuters For Violating COVID Rules
As Delhi grapples with the fourth wave of COVID-19, the Delhi Metro Railway Corporation (DMRC) on Monday penalised 515 commuters for violating coronavirus safety norms.
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"#CovidIsntOverYet": Delhi Metro Fines 29 Commuters For Violating Rules
Amid the recent surge in COVID-19 cases in the national capital, 29 Delhi Metro passengers were penalised for not wearing face masks properly and violating social distancing norms.
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Farmers Brave Tear Gas, Water Cannons, Push Into Haryana For Delhi March
Thousands of farmers, some armed with sticks and swords, fling barricades into a river, threw bricks at cops and physically pushed vehicles as they were stopped by Haryana on their way to a protest march in Delhi. After a two-hour clash on a bridge in which teargas and water cannons were used, the farmers managed to cross the border into Haryana. H...
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One-Step Gap In Escalators, Foot Pedal For Lifts: New Delhi Metro Rules
Delhi Metro, which has been shut since March 22 due to the coronavirus crisis, is set to resume operations from Monday, September 7, in a graded manner. The metro travel experience is set to change, with thermal scanning and social distancing rules across the stations as well as inside trains. The Urban Development Ministry has announced that if vi...
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Limited Hours, Stations Shut At Containment Zones: Metro Rules Amid Covid
The entry and exit gates of metro rail networks at containment zones will remain shut, and waiting time will increase to 5-7 minutes as trains will be sanitised at turnaround points. These are some of the guidelines the centre has issued as part of its Unlock4 plan to restart metro trains from September 7 after months of lockdown amid the coronavir...
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Unlock4: Centre Calls Meeting With Metro Corporations To Finalise Rules
The Union Housing and Urban Affairs Ministry has called a meeting with all managing directors of metro rail corporations on September 1 to finalise the standard operating procedures (SOPs) for the functioning of metro trains allowed under the Unlock4 guidelines, an official said.
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Coronavirus Cases In India Rise To 396, 81 New Cases In A Day: 10 Points
The coronavirus cases across the country took another huge jump on Sunday, touching 396 by 6 pm. The day's spike was 81 - a shade above Saturday's 79, said the Indian Council of Medical Research, the country's nodal agency for COVID-19 testing. As the numbers spiked, the government tightened safety measures, shutting down passenger train service, i...
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Trees Were Cut For Delhi Metro Too: Prakash Javadekar Backs Aarey Project
Union Environment Minister Prakash Javadekar today came out in support of felling of trees at Aarey Colony in north Mumbai, saying as per the High Court ruling it is "not a forest area".
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Pay Up Rs 1 Lakh, Cash-Starved AAP Tells Delhi BJP Chief
Delhi's ruling Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), desperate for funds ahead of the national election, has asked the BJP for a donation of Rs 1 lakh. Strange, but there's a back-story.
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Cheap Thrills No More: Fines For Drinking, Smoking On Metro May Jump Soon
The Jan Vishwas Bill, introduced in Lok Sabha on Friday, proposes changes to the Metro Railways (Operation and Maintenance) Act, 2002
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Delhi Metro Tightens Security Checks Ahead Of 79th Independence Day
The Delhi Metro Railway Corporation (DMRC) has intensified security checks ahead of the 79th Independence Day celebrations in the national capital.
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Women Perform Kirtan In Delhi Metro; CISF Jawan Intervenes. Here's What Happened Next
A video of women performing kirtan in the Delhi Metro has gone viral, leading to mixed reactions from the public and highlighting the importance of following metro rules regarding behavior and seating.
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Explained: Why Delhi Wants Metro's '2 Liquor Bottles Allowed' Rule Changed
DMRC, on its part, said that the decision on what items are permitted for carriage on Metro trains is based upon permissibility by the security agency in charge.
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Delhi Metro's 2 Sealed Liquor Bottles Rule On Train Will Not Work In Noida
Delhi Metro commuters landing in Uttar Pradesh's Noida with sealed liquor bottles may land in trouble, cautioned excise officials here on Saturday.
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Viral Video: Woman Swings On Handrails, Dances On Seats Inside Delhi Metro
Many users urged Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) to take action against her.
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Delhi Metro Penalises 515 Commuters For Violating COVID Rules
As Delhi grapples with the fourth wave of COVID-19, the Delhi Metro Railway Corporation (DMRC) on Monday penalised 515 commuters for violating coronavirus safety norms.
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"#CovidIsntOverYet": Delhi Metro Fines 29 Commuters For Violating Rules
Amid the recent surge in COVID-19 cases in the national capital, 29 Delhi Metro passengers were penalised for not wearing face masks properly and violating social distancing norms.
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Farmers Brave Tear Gas, Water Cannons, Push Into Haryana For Delhi March
Thousands of farmers, some armed with sticks and swords, fling barricades into a river, threw bricks at cops and physically pushed vehicles as they were stopped by Haryana on their way to a protest march in Delhi. After a two-hour clash on a bridge in which teargas and water cannons were used, the farmers managed to cross the border into Haryana. H...
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One-Step Gap In Escalators, Foot Pedal For Lifts: New Delhi Metro Rules
Delhi Metro, which has been shut since March 22 due to the coronavirus crisis, is set to resume operations from Monday, September 7, in a graded manner. The metro travel experience is set to change, with thermal scanning and social distancing rules across the stations as well as inside trains. The Urban Development Ministry has announced that if vi...
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Limited Hours, Stations Shut At Containment Zones: Metro Rules Amid Covid
The entry and exit gates of metro rail networks at containment zones will remain shut, and waiting time will increase to 5-7 minutes as trains will be sanitised at turnaround points. These are some of the guidelines the centre has issued as part of its Unlock4 plan to restart metro trains from September 7 after months of lockdown amid the coronavir...
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Unlock4: Centre Calls Meeting With Metro Corporations To Finalise Rules
The Union Housing and Urban Affairs Ministry has called a meeting with all managing directors of metro rail corporations on September 1 to finalise the standard operating procedures (SOPs) for the functioning of metro trains allowed under the Unlock4 guidelines, an official said.
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Coronavirus Cases In India Rise To 396, 81 New Cases In A Day: 10 Points
The coronavirus cases across the country took another huge jump on Sunday, touching 396 by 6 pm. The day's spike was 81 - a shade above Saturday's 79, said the Indian Council of Medical Research, the country's nodal agency for COVID-19 testing. As the numbers spiked, the government tightened safety measures, shutting down passenger train service, i...
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Trees Were Cut For Delhi Metro Too: Prakash Javadekar Backs Aarey Project
Union Environment Minister Prakash Javadekar today came out in support of felling of trees at Aarey Colony in north Mumbai, saying as per the High Court ruling it is "not a forest area".
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Pay Up Rs 1 Lakh, Cash-Starved AAP Tells Delhi BJP Chief
Delhi's ruling Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), desperate for funds ahead of the national election, has asked the BJP for a donation of Rs 1 lakh. Strange, but there's a back-story.
