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Experts say the potential of rainwater harvesting to recharge the groundwater table through metro lines is enormous. According to an RWH potential estimate of BMRCL conducted by Biome Environmental Trust, a 35-km-long and 10-metre-wide viaduct of BMRCL has the potential to harvest 9,450-kilo litre of water during a 30 mm rainfall. Similarly, the RWH potential of two spans (distance between three piers of BMRCL) is 15-kilo litre during a 30 mm rainfall.

According to BMRCL officials, the incident took place on December 7, when the woman passenger was traveling from Rajajinagar to MG Road. at 9:40 am.

The opening of the Yellow Line and the Green Line extension is also delayed due to a shortage of trains.

The pilot project was started at Jayanagar and the RV Road Metro Station. The aim of the ARDU is to get around 1,000 drivers for the Metro Mitra, but so far only 169 drivers have registered. The initial months of the pilot have been very slow, with only 10 rides per day.

Yashwanth Chavan, the chief public relations officer (PRO) of BMRCL had previously noted that while two coaches have been designated only for women, each coach has four CCTV cameras that are monitored by the train operator.