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25% Mumbai Metro Fare Concession From May 1. Check If You Are Eligible
Citizens aged above 65 years, 'divyang' (disabled) persons and students up to Class 12 can avail of a 25 per cent concession in the fares of Mumba Metro - Line 2A and 7 - from May 1, celebrated as Maharashtra Day, said Chief Minister Eknath Shinde.
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High Court Restrains Mumbai Metro From Hiking Fares
The Bombay High Court today restrained the Reliance Infrastructure-led Mumbai Metro One Private Limited (MMOPL) from hiking the fares on the Mumbai Metro's Versova-Ghatkopar route.
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Stay On Mumbai Metro Fare Hike To Continue Till July 12
The stay on the hike in fare of Mumbai Metro will continue till July 12.
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Stay On Mumbai Metro Fare Hike To Continue For Another Month
The stay on the fare hikes of Mumbai Metro will continue for another month with the Bombay High Court today posting a bunch of petitions on the issue for hearing on April 12.
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Mumbai Metro Fare Hike: Supreme Court Refuses To Interfere With High Court Order
The Supreme Court today refused to interfere with a Bombay High Court order staying till January 29 the proposed hike in fares of the Versova-Ghatkopar Metro rail corridor.
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1 Lakh People Sign Petition Against Mumbai Metro's Proposed Fare Hike
Opposition Congress today claimed that over a lakh commuters have supported their protest against the proposed fare hike for the Mumbai Metro by signing petitions.
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Mumbai Metro Fares Frozen Till October 31
In a major relief to lakhs of commuters, the Mumbai Metro One Pvt. Ltd. has decided to freeze the existing fare structure till October 31, though the Fare Fixation Committee has permitted a fare in the band of Rs 10-110, an official said on Monday.
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Mumbai Metro Could Cost More, Court Refuses to Stop New Fares
Commuters on the Mumbai metro will have to pay more (Rs 10-40, depending on the distance) starting July 9, the Bombay High Court ruled today.
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25% Mumbai Metro Fare Concession From May 1. Check If You Are Eligible
Citizens aged above 65 years, 'divyang' (disabled) persons and students up to Class 12 can avail of a 25 per cent concession in the fares of Mumba Metro - Line 2A and 7 - from May 1, celebrated as Maharashtra Day, said Chief Minister Eknath Shinde.
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High Court Restrains Mumbai Metro From Hiking Fares
The Bombay High Court today restrained the Reliance Infrastructure-led Mumbai Metro One Private Limited (MMOPL) from hiking the fares on the Mumbai Metro's Versova-Ghatkopar route.
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Stay On Mumbai Metro Fare Hike To Continue Till July 12
The stay on the hike in fare of Mumbai Metro will continue till July 12.
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Stay On Mumbai Metro Fare Hike To Continue For Another Month
The stay on the fare hikes of Mumbai Metro will continue for another month with the Bombay High Court today posting a bunch of petitions on the issue for hearing on April 12.
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Mumbai Metro Fare Hike: Supreme Court Refuses To Interfere With High Court Order
The Supreme Court today refused to interfere with a Bombay High Court order staying till January 29 the proposed hike in fares of the Versova-Ghatkopar Metro rail corridor.
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1 Lakh People Sign Petition Against Mumbai Metro's Proposed Fare Hike
Opposition Congress today claimed that over a lakh commuters have supported their protest against the proposed fare hike for the Mumbai Metro by signing petitions.
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Mumbai Metro Fares Frozen Till October 31
In a major relief to lakhs of commuters, the Mumbai Metro One Pvt. Ltd. has decided to freeze the existing fare structure till October 31, though the Fare Fixation Committee has permitted a fare in the band of Rs 10-110, an official said on Monday.
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Mumbai Metro Could Cost More, Court Refuses to Stop New Fares
Commuters on the Mumbai metro will have to pay more (Rs 10-40, depending on the distance) starting July 9, the Bombay High Court ruled today.
