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Metro Network To Be Extended To 15 New Cities: Union Minister
India already has a 515-kilometre functional network of metro tracks in various cities and 15 more will soon have over 660 kilometres of tracks for rapid urban transportation, Union Minister Hardeep Singh Puri said on Monday.
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Cabinet Approves New Metro Rail Policy To Expand Networks
The government today approved a new metro rail policy for expanding the metro network across various cities in the country, officials said.
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Odd-Even Plan: Additional Security To Be Deployed In Delhi Metro
The CISF will pump in its "reserve" forces and deploy over 500 additional personnel in order to bolster security arrangements in the wake of an expected rise in passenger footfall during the odd-even traffic roll out in New Delhi.
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Haryana to Change Names of Metro Stations in State
Metro rail stations in Haryana will have new names, with the Haryana government on Tuesday announcing setting up of a four-member committee to frame the policy and to consider the change in the name of Metro stations falling in the state.
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Metro Network To Be Extended To 15 New Cities: Union Minister
India already has a 515-kilometre functional network of metro tracks in various cities and 15 more will soon have over 660 kilometres of tracks for rapid urban transportation, Union Minister Hardeep Singh Puri said on Monday.
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Cabinet Approves New Metro Rail Policy To Expand Networks
The government today approved a new metro rail policy for expanding the metro network across various cities in the country, officials said.
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Odd-Even Plan: Additional Security To Be Deployed In Delhi Metro
The CISF will pump in its "reserve" forces and deploy over 500 additional personnel in order to bolster security arrangements in the wake of an expected rise in passenger footfall during the odd-even traffic roll out in New Delhi.
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Haryana to Change Names of Metro Stations in State
Metro rail stations in Haryana will have new names, with the Haryana government on Tuesday announcing setting up of a four-member committee to frame the policy and to consider the change in the name of Metro stations falling in the state.
