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metro mitra: 'Metro Mitra' to your rescue - Vimarsana News

metro mitra: 'Metro Mitra' to your rescue

The initiative has been taken up by the Auto Rickshaw Drivers Union (ARDU), which was also involved in building Namma Yatri. The application allows metro passengers to book an auto ride along with the purchase of a metro ticket. This can be done either through the BMRCL’s application or Metro’s WhatsApp chatbot feature. The ONDC (Open Network for Digital Commerce) model is being used to run the application, which is set to go for trials beginning Monday.

Bengaluru tunnel roads: Yet another decongestion solution not grounded in reality - Vimarsana News

Bengaluru tunnel roads: Yet another decongestion solution not grounded in reality

The proposal for tunnel roads comes right after a fancy, but controversial elevated corridor network was reportedly put on the back burner.

The Sunday Read: No light at end of this tunnel - Vimarsana News

The Sunday Read: No light at end of this tunnel

While creating the tunnel may not impact city’s green cover, threat to groundwater looms large; experts call for impact assessment

BMRCL chief engineer among 11 charge-sheeted in Bengaluru metro pillar collapse case - Vimarsana News

BMRCL chief engineer among 11 charge-sheeted in Bengaluru metro pillar collapse case

The 1,100 page chargesheet filed by the Govindapura police came five months after software engineer Tejaswini, 28, and her son Vihan, 2.5, were killed on January 10.

Shakti or not, Metro is zipping along fine - Vimarsana News

Shakti or not, Metro is zipping along fine

Since February, the metro has witnessed a surge in footfall, with February recording a ridership of 1.46 crore, generating revenue of Rs 34.90 crore. In March, ridership increased to 1.60 crore, resulting in revenue of Rs 38.36 crore. The trend continued in April, with ridership rising to 1.71 crore, and revenue reaching Rs 41.40 crore. In May, the metro served a total of 1.74 crore commuters, generating revenue of Rs 43.45 crore. This indicates a significant increase of 28 lakh passengers in May compared to February.