Hyderabad Metro News

Telangana cabinet decided to lift Covid-19 restrictions completely following a health department report stating that COVID-19 cases are completely under control in the state

Hyderabad Metro: Train doors will remain open at terminal stations to let fresh air inside in the trainMetro rail services in the city were suspended on March 22 as part of nation-wide lockdown to contain the spread of coronavirus

Hyderabad Metro is already carrying more than four lakh passengers with 780 trips every dayThe 11-km 'Corridor II Green Line,' featuring nine stations, connects the twin cities of Secunderabad with Hyderabad at the MGBS on the Musi river

The opening of stretch would provide a major relief to a large number of employees working in IT/ITES and other establishmentsThe elevated metro rail project here is the country's second largest metro rail network with 56 km in operation, next only to Delhi

The 10-km stretch between Ameerpet and Hi-Tec City was inaugurated in March 2019After completion and stabilisation, the metro rail is expected to carry 15 lakh passengers per day

The much-awaited metro rail services to Hi-Tec City was inaugurated with Governor of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana flagging off the first serviceThe 10-km stretch (Ameerpet to Hi-Tec City) of Metro Rail Corridor-III was launched by the Governor at Ameerpet station.

Telangana government has drawn up a plan to revitalise Musi river and also create an east-west corridor alongside to connect different parts of Hyderabad

Ensuring first- and last-mile connectivity remains crucial for the success of mass rapid transit systems such as metro trains

Telangana industries minister K.T. Rama Rao held talks with the Japan International Cooperation Agency for providing financial assistance to Hyderabad Metro Rail project

A 6-kilometre stretch connecting Hyderabad Metro Rail's network to the old city area has led to a controversy