Metro Resumes Across India

More than 400 gates at Delhi Metro stations across the network have been gradually reopened since June 7 when services were resumed last after improvement in the coronavirus situation, an official said on Tuesday.

The Maharashtra government has decided to resume metro train services from October 19 in a phased manner, weeks after the Centre, in its Unlock4 guidelines, allowed the reopening of the rapid transport system across the country.

Delhi Metro Services Resume: Metro trains across India started today nearly after six months. The Metro services were closed after the first country-wide COVID-19 lockdown was announced in March end to check the spread of the infection. The Delhi Metro started today with limited operation of the Yellow Line. Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal sai...

Trains across the Delhi Metro corridor today came to a screeching halt as soon as tremors struck the national capital. Services were resumed after 15 minutes, leaving thousands of passengers stranded.

Services on all six lines of the Delhi Metro resumed by 8.45 a.m. after almost three hours of disruption due to tripping of the power supply across northern India, an official said in New Delhi on Monday.

More than 400 gates at Delhi Metro stations across the network have been gradually reopened since June 7 when services were resumed last after improvement in the coronavirus situation, an official said on Tuesday.

The Maharashtra government has decided to resume metro train services from October 19 in a phased manner, weeks after the Centre, in its Unlock4 guidelines, allowed the reopening of the rapid transport system across the country.

Delhi Metro Services Resume: Metro trains across India started today nearly after six months. The Metro services were closed after the first country-wide COVID-19 lockdown was announced in March end to check the spread of the infection. The Delhi Metro started today with limited operation of the Yellow Line. Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal sai...

Trains across the Delhi Metro corridor today came to a screeching halt as soon as tremors struck the national capital. Services were resumed after 15 minutes, leaving thousands of passengers stranded.

Services on all six lines of the Delhi Metro resumed by 8.45 a.m. after almost three hours of disruption due to tripping of the power supply across northern India, an official said in New Delhi on Monday.