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The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation reopened entry and exit gates at all stations on Monday evening after temporarily restricting access at six central Delhi stations over security concerns. Interchange facilities remained available during the restrictions amid planned protests in the capital
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A 48-year-old man died after an alleged assault over a senior-citizen reserved seat aboard a Delhi Metro train. Police arrested former IAS officer Sanjay Pratap Singh and his son, lawyer Sidharth Singh, and registered a culpable homicide case
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Travel restrictions across Delhi and the National Capital Region triggered traffic jams, disrupted public transport and pushed taxi fares higher on Saturday. Commuters reported long walks, difficulty reaching railway stations and delays, while police detained three CJP leaders heading to protest
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A contempt petition before the Supreme Court alleges Delhi authorities violated an October 9 order against completely suspending Metro services ahead of a proposed protest. The petitioner claims station gates remained shut and services were curtailed despite the court’s directions
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The Supreme Court ruled out a Metro shutdown ahead of the CJP protest in Delhi, directing authorities to regulate Metro and railway services. It also asked officials to publicise arrangements, issue a traffic advisory and consider an alternative protest venue
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Delhi Police suspended mobile internet services within a 4-km radius of the Janpath-Kartavya Path crossing until Saturday night ahead of the CJP protest. Security was tightened, with metro station closures and railway security reinforced
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi shared glimpses of his Delhi Metro ride, during which he interacted with schoolchildren and commuters, discussed their aspirations and hobbies, and spoke to passengers from Varanasi. He travelled to Delhi University for SRCC’s centenary celebrations.
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The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation reopened entry and exit gates at Rajiv Chowk, Mandi House, and Central Secretariat stations. However, 15 other central Delhi stations remain closed for a fourth day due to ongoing CJP protests at Jantar Mantar
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Metro station closures around central Delhi forced hundreds of protesters and commuters to walk long distances to Jantar Mantar. Despite shut stations, traffic diversions, and suspended internet services, crowds continued to gather, turning disrupted commutes into organized marches
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Delhi Metro services remained disrupted for the second straight day as 17 stations stayed closed amid the ongoing CJP protest at Jantar Mantar. Commuters reported longer travel times, higher transport costs, and uncertainty, with many forced to rely on road transport
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Several Delhi Metro station gates were temporarily closed as CJP supporters gathered at Jantar Mantar for the “Chalo Sansad” march. The protest seeks Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan’s resignation over exam irregularities. Sonam Wangchuk supported the demonstration amid his ongoing hunger strike
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Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta launched the construction of the 12.37-km underground Inderlok-Indraprastha Metro corridor. The Magenta Line extension will feature 10 stations, connect seven major routes, and significantly boost connectivity across key transit hubs and historical landmarks
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The CISF has deployed 22 women commandos as Quick Reaction Team personnel at selected high-footfall Delhi Metro stations. Trained in tactical operations and weapon handling, they will strengthen security and respond swiftly to emergencies across the capital's metro network
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Delhi Minister Kapil Mishra travelled by metro to support Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s fuel-saving appeal amid global economic uncertainty. Chief Minister Rekha Gupta also directed ministers and officials to minimise vehicle use, promote carpooling, and prioritise public transport as part of an energy conservation initiative
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India’s metros like Mumbai, Delhi and Bengaluru remain the country’s costliest cities in 2025, with Hyderabad, Pune and Chennai following close behind. Rising housing, healthcare and lifestyle costs are straining middle-class budgets, pushing many families towards more affordable tier-2 cities
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Delhi Metro fares have been revised for the first time in eight years, with increases of Rs 1–4 across most lines and up to Rs 5 on the Airport Express Line.
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Despite repeated submissions and appeals since 2021, the Union government has not approved Metro projects in Hyderabad and Warangal. While smaller cities across India get sanctioned, Telangana’s proposals remain sidelined, triggering accusations of discrimination and neglect.
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According to official data accessed by PTI, besides Rs 40.74 lakh in cash, 89 laptops, 40 watches and 193 mobiles, personnel also found silver ornaments, including 13 pairs of anklets, as well as other pieces of jewellery such as rings and bangles
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Delhi Metro's decision followed a day of intense debate on social media and beyond regarding the poster created by the YouWeCan Foundation, a non-profit organization. Launched in October for Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the campaign featured AI-generated women on a bus holding oranges, accompanied by a caption encouraging women to "check your oranges once a month" for early detection.
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According to metro police, the deceased is yet to be identified.