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GRAP II imposed in Delhi with immediate effect amid 'very poor' air quality; check key restrictions
GRAP Stage II has been implemented in Delhi-NCR due to a significant decline in air quality. The Commission for Air Quality Management reported an increase in the AQI from 117 to 324 recently. These figures indicate a shift to the 'very poor' category following unfavorable weather conditions. Authorities will now intensify measures to reduce dust pollution and promote public transportation.
Delhi Metro announces 20 additional trips on weekdays amid GRAP-II curbs
Delhi Metro Rail Corporation will operate 20 additional train trips on weekdays. This initiative increases total extra services to 40 amidst rising air pollution concerns. The Commission for Air Quality Management has activated Stage II of the Graded Response Action Plan across Delhi-NCR. Measures include promoting public transport usage to reduce vehicular emissions and dust pollution control.
Only 45 stations closed, not total ban: DMRC in SC; chief apologises
The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation informed the Supreme Court that there was no complete suspension of services during the protests on October 10. Restrictions on entry and exit at 45 stations were implemented at the request of police, yet 258 stations remained operational, and normal train services continued despite a drop in ridership due to the protests.
Delhi protests: No curtailment or cancellation of metro train services, DMRC tells Supreme Court
The DMRC said over 85 per cent of metro network (258 stations) remained fully operational, accessible and functional for commuters. In an affidavit filed in the apex court, the DMRC said the entry and exit were restricted in only 45 out of 303 stations, accounting for only 15 per cent of the entire network.
Delhi Metro stations open: DMRC announces reopening of all stations
Delhi Metro Rail Corporation has reopened the entry and exit gates of all metro stations. This decision took effect at 5 PM after an earlier closure for security reasons. Six stations had been closed since 6 AM on October 12, causing inconvenience to commuters. The closed stations included Patel Chowk, Janpath, and Rajiv Chowk among others. Interchange facilities at these stations are now also available for passenger use.
Delhi Metro stations open or closed today: Latest DMRC update on entry and exit gates, interchange facilities amid CJP protest restrictions
Delhi Metro stations open or closed today? DMRC has reopened entry and exit gates at all stations and restored interchange facilities after restrictions linked to the CJP protest at Jantar Mantar. Here is the latest update on affected stations, including Rajiv Chowk, Central Secretariat and Kashmere Gate.
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Delhi Metro reopens all stations after day-long security restrictions amid CJP protest
On Saturday night, the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation announced the reopening of all station gates after restrictions. These restrictions were initially put in place due to protests by the Cockroach Janta Party. The protests demanded the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar, leading to heightened security measures. The entry and exit gates were previously closed at 45 metro stations until 10 pm.
45 Delhi Metro stations to remain closed till 10 PM amid CJP protests in national capital
Delhi Metro Rail Corporation extended the closure of 45 metro stations until 10 pm due to security reasons, including Rajiv Chowk, Kashmere Gate, Central Secretariat, Patel Chowk, Janpath, Hauz Khas, Mandi House, ITO, and New Delhi. This decision was influenced by concerns surrounding the Cockroach Janta Party protests scheduled in the national capital. Heavy security measures were undertaken to prevent protestors from reaching the designated assembly area at Jantar Mantar.
Western, Central Railways cancel and reschedule Mumbai-Delhi trains ahead of CJP protest at Jantar Mantar
Several trains from Mumbai to New Delhi have been rescheduled or cancelled ahead of planned protests in the capital. The Central and Western Railways announced these changes due to expected traffic disruptions on October 10. Refunds will be provided for affected passengers, who voiced concerns over these abrupt cancellations. The protests aim to address allegations against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar regarding electoral roll tampering.
Delhi Metro International Limited to make global debut at InnoTrans 2026 in Berlin
Delhi Metro International Limited (DMIL), a wholly-owned subsidiary of DMRC, will make its global debut at InnoTrans 2026 in Berlin, showcasing its metro operations, consultancy and project management expertise. The company has submitted five international bids in three months and is exploring expansion opportunities across West Asia, Europe and North America.
DTC strike enters day 5 as Delhi Metro hits record 82.4 lakh boardings
Delhi Metro saw record passenger boardings as a DTC bus drivers' strike entered its fifth day. Many commuters turned to the Metro, facing longer travel times and increased expenses. The drivers are demanding a wage revision and better social security benefits. DMRC increased services to manage the surge in passenger numbers. The strike continues to pressure the city's alternative public transport systems.
DMRC becomes first Indian metro organisation to secure ISO 55001:2024 certification
Delhi Metro Rail Corporation has become India’s first metro organisation to receive ISO 55001:2024 certification for its asset management system, covering Mumbai Metro Line-3. The certification marks DMRC’s shift towards risk-based, lifecycle-oriented asset management and strengthens its ambitions to expand its operations and maintenance expertise beyond Delhi-NCR.
DMRC urges public to avoid kite flying near elevated Metro lines ahead of Independence Day
Delhi Metro Rail Corporation warns against flying kites near elevated lines. Kite strings can disrupt services and pose serious safety risks to passengers. Metallic manjha contact with overhead wires could prove fatal for individuals. The DMRC has deployed teams to remove kite strings near vulnerable stations. These measures ensure passenger safety and prevent service disruptions during the festive period.
Delhi Metro records 99.95% train punctuality in 2026: DMRC
Delhi Metro achieved 99.95 percent punctuality in 2026, showing high operational reliability. Daily ridership has significantly increased to 64.06 lakh journeys from its initial operations. The network recorded over 81 lakh journeys on a single day in August 2025. International benchmarks place Delhi Metro among the top five globally for reliability. The network has expanded to 416.5 km with 303 stations across twelve lines.
NCRTC signs MoU with DMRC for integrated QR-ticketing system
The NCRTC and Delhi Metro signed an MoU to implement an integrated QR-ticketing system. Passengers can now book QR-coded tickets for both Namo Bharat and Delhi Metro using a single platform, aligning with the 'One India - One Ticket' initiative. This will promote seamless travel and encourage public transportation in the Delhi-NCR region.
Over 60 metro stations co-branded with reputed companies, 150 still available: Officials
The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) has co-branded more than 60 stations on its network with reputed corporates, PSUs, and media companies, among others, offering them publicity opportunities and revenue for DMRC. These stations span the Red Line, Yellow Line, and Blue Line, with around 150 stations still available for co-branding.
DMRC unveils new OCC, entire network now to be controlled in integrated manner from HQ
DMRC unveiled new OCC for Phase-IV corridors, providing remote visibility and monitoring of Delhi Metro network. OCC oversees train movement on Red Line, Yellow Line, Delhi Aerocity-Tughlakabad, Rithala-Bawana-Narela-Kundli, Lajpat Nagar-Saket G Block. Centralized control ensures efficient operations and incident resolution.
DMRC, BEL ink deal to develop indigenous communication-based train control system
The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) and Bharat Electronics Limited (BEL) have partnered to develop an indigenous communication-based train control (i-CBTC) system. The team will work at the i-CBTC lab of DMRC and will develop and deploy a prototype i-CBTC product on a designated test track within the DMRC network.
Delhi Metro unveils first refurbished train after first-ever mid-life overhaul of old coaches
The refurbishment is being carried out by a consortium of Escorts Limited's Railway Equipment Division and South Africa-based Naledi Rail Engineering, the DMRC said. The DMRC network's current span is nearly 392 km with 286 stations (including the Noida–Greater Noida Metro Corridor and Rapid Metro, Gurgaon).
Driverless train operations on Pink Line begins; Delhi Metro 4th globally in DTO network
India's first-ever driverless train operations on the Delhi Metro's Magenta Line was inaugurated on December 28 last year by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who said that his government, unlike its predecessors, had taken growing urbanisation as an opportunity and asserted that metro train services would be extended to 25 cities by 2025 from the current 18.
Red alert sounded across Delhi Metro network
The Delhi Metro's current operational span is 327 km with 236 stations, in Delhi and neighbouring cities.
Kalkaji-Janakpuri corridor opens to public; Delhi-NCR metro span to be 380 km by December
The corridor of the Magenta Line, part of Phase-III of the DMRC, was yesterday inaugurated by Union Minister for Housing and Urban Affairs (Independent Charge) Hardeep Singh Puri and Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal at Nehru Enclave metro station.
Delhi Metro to join global elite urban network club by year end: Official
Delhi Metro by this year end will join the global elite club of top 10 urban metro rails which have a network of over 300 km.
Delhi Metro broke my pessimism about India's future: Arvind Panagariya
Panagariya complimented the Delhi Metro for its "incredible feat" in laying an efficient urban transportation network in the city.
Metro trial run on ITO-Kashmere Gate to begin in July: DMRC
"In terms of length, the volume of work in Phase 3 is almost equal to the combined construction length of the first two phases," the statement said.
DMRC awarded for harnessing solar power in stations, depots
As part of DMRC's 'solar mission', it has installed several solar PV (Photo Voltaic) power plants that generates at around 2,794 (kilowatts peak) currently.
Former DMRC chief E Sreedharan rubbishes charges of bribery in contract allotment
Britain's Serious Fraud Office (SFO) has issued legal proceedings against Alstom Network UK Limited on bribery charges in India, Poland and Tunisia.
Sheila Dikshit gone, Metro eyes work outside Delhi
A top DMRC official said overseeing Metro projects outside Delhi won’t have any impact on the agency’s working in the national capital.
We do not want DMRC to be burdened by projects outside Delhi: Urban Development Minister
Urban Development Minister Arvinder Singh Lovely said the Delhi Metro must focus on its work in the national capital first
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