Mumbai Metro News

Nearly a year after Mumbai’s Coastal Road was opened to traffic, the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has selected Reliance Industries Limited (RIL) to develop 53 hectares of reclaimed open space along the road. The company will take at least three to four months to prepare a plan, following which work on realising new open spaces along the road from Priyadarshini Park to Worli will commence, said sources in the civic body. Initially, the BMC had planned to develop open spaces along the ₹13,000-crore Coastal Road of its own accord. The plan was rolled back due to estimated additional expenditure of ₹400 crore and increased capital expenditure on big ticket projects including north-ward extension of the Coastal Road. Here's all you need to know

Trials of Mumbai metro line 3, the aqua line between Colaba-Bandra-Speez have begun, and the first phase of the project between BKC and Aarey colony is set to be inaugurated in the next few days. There's a reason why Mumbaikars are looking forward to this metro line so much - this fully underground line will connect vital areas in South Bombay to both the domestic and international airports, along with of course to BKC. Watch to know the full route map.

Mumbai Metro (MMRCL) Recruitment 2021: Application process began from 21st July and will end on 31st August

While the COVID-19-related protocol is being followed strictly, many commuters had issues with prepaid cards that had expired due to non-usage for over six monthsServices began at 0830 hours and are expected to shut at 2030 hours

'We are so delighted to have you back Metrokars,' Mumbai Metro tweetedPassengers are encouraged to use digital tickets, smart cards or QR code-based tickets

Services on Mumbai's monorail will continue from 7:03-11:40 am and 4:03-9:24 pm, says an officialPost resumption, the services will initially run 100 trips a day

Mumbai Metro: Social distancing and face masks will be mandatoryChildren, elderly people advised not to travel by metro

Taking to Twitter, the MMOPL said that metro line operations between Versova-Andheri-Ghatkopar will resume from 8.30 am on Monday.

Mumbai Metro, in a tweet, thanked govt for resumption of the services and announced that passenger services will restart from 19 October post inspection and trial runsWith an aim to reduce crowd, markets and shops will be allowed to remain open for two additional hours till 9 pm from tomorrow

Metro projects of over 337 km are being carried out in the megapolis, which has only one operational line in the over 10-km Ghatkopar to Versova stretch at presentThe two new lines are Line 2A between Dahisar to D N Nagar in Andheri having 17 elevated stations, and Line 7 from Dahisar east to Andheri east with 13 elevated stations