Hyderabad Metro

[Ara_Tenkai]

Just now, Kontekurradu said:

anything can happen in India 

anything can happen anywhere... boston metro lo bochedu mandi without paying...

[argadorn]

Just now, Ara_Tenkai said:

adi okati inkoti... hyd ki te**orist bhayam ekkuva kada...

ala kakunna opposition ki govt padeyalante deeni pelchi dobbutaru...

eppudu public tho games adaru vayya opposition parties... edaian manchi schme vasthay accept chestahru  like mission kakatiya even though trs govt implemneted this all parties involved and chesayi valla constituency lo ...

[Kontekurradu]

1 minute ago, argadorn said:

eppudu public tho games adaru vayya opposition parties... edaian manchi schme vasthay accept chestahru  like mission kakatiya even though trs govt implemneted this all parties involved and chesayi valla constituency lo ...

Public tho games adithe, Public allatho games adatharu, politicians adi tattukleru 

[Kool_SRG]

9 minutes ago, argadorn said:

 

jump chesukunta potharu vayya...indi alo bus lu ela hanging chesukuntu potahro telsu kadha...10 to 20 percent theifs untaru ...

LOL security untaru vaa ippat daaka metro leda enti india lo maree thinking daani gurinchi...I myself seen and travelled in Mumbai metro, don't worry about such cases.

[Ara_Tenkai]

2 minutes ago, argadorn said:

eppudu public tho games adaru vayya opposition parties... edaian manchi schme vasthay accept chestahru  like mission kakatiya even though trs govt implemneted this all parties involved and chesayi valla constituency lo ...

I don't believe them dude... there are capable of anything...

[Kool_SRG]

6 minutes ago, Ara_Tenkai said:

anything can happen anywhere... boston metro lo bochedu mandi without paying...

[Ara_Tenkai]

4 minutes ago, Kontekurradu said:

Public tho games adithe, Public allatho games adatharu, politicians adi tattukleru 

thats the problem... edo okati padagotti... opposition vallu govt sarigga kattaledu antaru.. govt vallu opposition vallu chesaru ani antaru... janalaki evarini analo teledu...

[Kontekurradu]

43 minutes ago, Ara_Tenkai said:

thats the problem... edo okati padagotti... opposition vallu govt sarigga kattaledu antaru.. govt vallu opposition vallu chesaru ani antaru... janalaki evarini analo teledu...

Keep Calm and say jai TRS in TG and Say JAI TDP in AP 

 

[Ara_Tenkai]

2 minutes ago, Kontekurradu said:

Keep Calm and say jai TRS in TG and Say JAI TDP in AP 

 

mari centrelo...

[Kontekurradu]

47 minutes ago, Ara_Tenkai said:

mari centrelo...

RAHUL willk be PM 

[mahesh1]

Not Related to Metro

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Commuters in Hyderabad are all set for the Hyderabad Metro Rail (HMR), with the launch of a 30-km stretch from Miyapur to Nagole, just weeks away.

The HMR is the one of the largest public private partnership (PPP) projects in the Metro rail sector in the world, and authorities are doing their final test runs, all ready for the project to be flagged off.

However, to ensure a comfortable ride on the Metro train, and to be safe, officials recently put up a list of dos and dont's.


Find the full list below.

DO’s

· --- Do use bins to dispose items and help us keep Metro rail premises clean.

· --- Do listen carefully to all announcements while you are inside Metro rail premises.

· --- Do contact our Customer Service team or our station staff at any Metro stations for assistance.

· --- Do inform our staff if you see any activity inside Metro rail premises that can compromise passenger safety or can damage life and property.

· --- Do cooperate with our staff during security checks.

· --- Do be polite and courteous with our staff and fellow passengers at all times.

· --- Do look in front while boarding escalators and climbing stairways.

· --- Do always carry your luggage with you inside Metro rail premises.

· --- Do vacate Metro train premises after you have reached your destination.

· ---Do hold the handrail, face the moving direction, stand on the left side of the escalator and stay still till you have reached your destination.

· ---Do assist elderly and differently-abled passengers, women and children while boarding and off-boarding the Metro train. 

· --- Do use elevators to carry baby buggies and wheel chairs to the platform level.

· --- Do move away from the escalator immediately after use.

· --Do form a queue at ticket counters, ticket vending machines, AFC gates and while boarding the Metro train to avoid unnecessary commotion.

· --- Do display valid tokens and smart card for inspection whenever requested by Metro Rail staff. Ticketless travel is a punishable offence.

· --- Do promptly evacuate the Metro Rail premises in case of an emergency announcement.

· --- Do allow passengers inside the Metro train to exit before boarding the train.

· --- Do mind the gap between the platform and the Metro train while boarding and disembarking the train.

· --- Do travel with a valid token or smart card.

DON’Ts

· ---Do not spit or litter in Metro rail premises. Chewing tobacco and /or pan is prohibited inside our premises.

· ---Do not smoke or drink alcohol inside Metro rail premises.

· ---Photography is prohibited inside Metro rail premises.

· ---Do not leave your belongings or luggage unattended inside Metro rail premises.

· --- Do not squat inside Metro rail premises or inside the Metro train.

· ---Do not consume food and beverages inside Metro trains.

· ---Pets are not allowed inside Metro rail premises.

· --- Hazardous and inflammable items are prohibited inside Metro rail premises.

· --- Do not carry excess luggage on Metro trains.

· --- Do not sit, lean or obstruct escalators.

· ---Do not cross the yellow line in the platform area while waiting for the train.

· ---Do not try to open the train doors forcefully or lean on them while travelling on the Metro train.

· --Do not rush while boarding or alighting the Metro train

· --Do not let your child wander inside Metro rail premises. Hold him/her firmly while you are inside Metro rail premises.

· --Do not get too close to the overhead wires.

· --Carrying firearms without necessary security approval, inside Metro rail premises, is strictly prohibited. 

· --Do not tread on the tactile path which is meant for the visually impaired.

· -- Do not jump over the AFC (automated) gates. Please use a valid token or smart card to pass through the gates.

· --Do not use or attempt to use any emergency communication with the train driver without reasonable and sufficient cause, such a medical emergency or some event that could cause harm to life and property.

· --- Hawkers are prohibited in Metro rail premises.

· --- Do not board or alight a Metro train when the automated doors are about to close.

· ---Do not use a ticket for more number of journeys on a Metro train than permitted as it will be treated as ticketless travel.

· --- Do not put up notices without lawful approval.

· ---Defacing Metro rail premises or trains is a punishable offence.

· -- Do not tamper any safety device and / or endanger the safety of passengers or obstruct Metro trains.

· --- Do not share your smart card or token with a co-passenger.

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Hyderabad Metro pillars to showcase Telangana pride

HMR authorities are roping in artists and firms to use them as canvas to unfold the State's history and heritage

By AuthorS. Sandeep Kumar | Published: 3rd Nov 2017 12:56 am    Updated: 3rd Nov 2017 1:55 am

Hyderabad: The mammoth pillars that dot the corridors of the Hyderabad Metro Rail (HMR) will not only facilitate coaches to chug along and help commuters travel in comfort and with speed, but will also showcase the rich and varied heritage of Telangana.

HMR authorities are in the process of roping in artists and firms to use these plain pillar spaces as a canvas to unfold the State’s history and heritage in rich and vivid colours. Using different art forms including murals, the initiative will also have the pillars of Metro Rail depicting the flora and fauna and monuments of the State.

Presently, most of these pillars sport advertisement boards promoting different products and services. In addition to these, the authorities have planned to put these to use for promotion of the State’s heritage and culture.

Artists were invited to come up with works with different themes to design and paint in a medium of their choice, mosaic, terracotta, ceramic etc. “They can come up with a subject of their choice whether it be monuments, wildlife or landscapes,” said an official.

Two of the four sides of the pillars facing the traffic will be used for the purpose while the other two faces will go for advertisement boards, he said.

To begin with, HMR intends to launch a pilot project on the Jubilee Hills-Hitech City stretch covering 100 pillars. Depending on the feedback for the project, efforts will be made to emulate it on the stretches across the three corridors of the Metro.

The idea is to make the Metro add a new aesthetic touch to the city’s ambience. Since the Metro pillars are covering major stretches, they will come in handy in enhancing the city’s landscape, besides helping spread information on the State’s culture and history, the official added.

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Hyderabad: Loitering on Metro to cost
Hyderabad: Smart cards to be issued to Hyderabad Metro Rail passengers can track the time they spend on the platform and in travelling. If they are found to be staying beyond a certain time, money will be deducted from the card.

This means that instead of paying for one trip, dilly-dallying at the station would cost the passenger a second trip.

A senior officer who is involved in costing said, “This is being done to control the crowd in the paid-entry areas, and to ensure that no one is wasting time on the platform or inside the train.”

The platfrom has two levels. The unpaid first level will be used as a walkway and will house commercial outlets and ATMs where there are no restrictions. Passengers can enter the paid level by swiping the ticket/card and go through a security check. The calculation of time begins at this stage.

After the card is swiped, the passenger has to climb to the second level to the platform where the train arrives, board it and travel. The time the passenger leaves the destination station can be tracked. Those who do not check out in a reasonable time will be docked the cost of another trip.

“We are doing this to avoid nuisance. If the passengers want to use the card to travel to and fro, they are welcome but the price will be known to them through the deductions or when they are charged at the end of the journey.”

These aspects are being worked out as the cost of the ticket is being finalised. L&T Metro Rail is finalising the prices and will send it to Hyderabad Metro Rail Limited for discussion

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Hyderabad Metro Rail to start chugging with 18 trains

 

 

Focus on to ensure average ridership stays between 45,000 and 50,000 a day.

By AuthorS. Sandeep Kumar | Published: 6th Nov 2017 12:05 am    Updated: 6th Nov 2017 12:52 am

Hyderabad: Commercial operations of the Hyderabad Metro Rail (HMR), which is set to launch on November 28, are likely to take off with 18 trains. The number of trains, however, would be increased gradually depending on ridership.

Accordingly, Hyderabad Metro Rail Limited (HMRL) is making efforts to complete all construction works before commencing the commercial operations so that a comfortable journey can be offered to commuters.

Metro services – as seen in other States — start off with a few trains and the number of trains is increased gradually depending on the occupancy. Many metros, which commenced commercial operations covering short distances, record high ridership of about 45,000 passengers a day, a senior HMR official said.

Out of curiosity and to witness the train services and facilities offered, commuters turn up in large numbers during the initial days. The ridership slowly declines and this was seen in other Metros in the country. A few Metros, which started off with a ridership of 45,000-50,000 a day, today register an average of about 35,000 passengers a day, he said. “In Hyderabad, we want to ensure that the average ridership remains between 45,000 to 50,000 a day,” the official said.

Making a presentation on Intelligent Transport System on the second day of the Urban Mobility India conference here, Delhi Metro Rail Corporation CGM DK Sinha said the train services are operated as per the demand and passenger ridership.

At present, over 27 lakh passengers use the Delhi Metro every day. The ridership is constantly monitored and rakes are added accordingly. During the rush hour it is generally high and declines during non-peak hours. The ridership during non-peak hours is monitored for four days and rakes are added or removed to suit passenger requirements, he said.

HMR, meanwhile, is all set to be inaugurated on November 28, during the visit of Prime Minister Narendra Modi to the city for the Global Entrepreneurship Summit, said Deputy Chief Minister Mohd Mahmood Ali while speaking at the Urban Mobility event here on Saturday.