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hyderabad metro Rail's Phase I is set to be fully government-controlled as the state government finalized takeover orders. Formal approvals are in place for HMRL to acquire L&T's stake, backed by a ₹13,615 crore loan from IRFC with state guarantee. This move aims to streamline operations and accelerate future expansion.

A 24-year-old woman, injected with HIV-infected blood by a spurned suitor, has died by suicide. The accused, a relative, forcibly injected his blood after she refused marriage due to his health condition. The woman's suicide note cited the accused's act and social media comments for her distress. Police are investigating adding abetment to suicide charges.

PhonePe has launched the RuPay ‘On-The-Go’ Card, a National Common Mobility Card (NCMC) for contactless payments on public transport. This prepaid card supports India's 'One Nation One Card' initiative, allowing offline tap-and-pay transactions up to Rs 500. Initially available at hyderabad metro, it aims to expand nationwide.

The Telangana cabinet approved the takeover of the hyderabad metro Rail project by March 31, with the state set to pay L&T approximately Rs 15,000 crore. The government also greenlit development initiatives within the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation limits, including water supply scheme modernization and road development projects.

After a gap of more than five months, the hyderabad metro Rail (HMR) is all set to welcome passengers in a phased manner from Monday.

Even the fear of coronavirus could not dampen the enthusiasm of passengers trooping into the Metro station on Monday morning when hyderabad metro Rail services resumed operations on the 29-km Corridor I (Red Line) between Miyapur and LB Nagar after over five months.

In a major milestone post pandemic, the hyderabad metro Rail achieved its highest ever ridership on Monday by clocking 5.10 lakh passengers.

Five months after its services were suspended due to the pandemic and extended lockdown, hyderabad metro Rail will resume its operations from September 7 in the city.

hyderabad metro Rail on Saturday announced fares for its services, with minimum at Rs 10 and maximum Rs 60. Prime Minister Narendra Modi will inaugurate the 30-km-long first phase of the HMR project on November 28.

The hyderabad metro rail announced that is ridership has crossed 40 crore-mark on July 01, since it's inception on November 29, 2017.

hyderabad metro Rail project is poised to run into a fresh bout of legal tangle with the government.

The state government approves the expansion of hyderabad metro Phase-II, adding 70 km of new Metro rail corridors. The proposed routes will connect Rajiv Gandhi International Airport and ensure Metro services for majority of commuters. The expansion replaces the Phase-II corridors announced by the previous government, which were deemed not useful.

As per the state government’s directions, hyderabad metro Rail will resume operations from September 7. The decision to resume operations in a phased manner came after a review meeting by HMRL MD, NVS Reddy, with L&TMRHL MD, KVB Reddy, and senior officials of both organisations on Thursday.

In a bid to encourage more rides during the extended Independence Day weekend, hyderabad metro Rail announced its ‘Super Saver Freedom Offer,’ on Friday.

The Telangana government is taking over Phase-I of the hyderabad metro Rail from Larsen & Toubro for Rs 2,000 crore, aiming to improve public transport and bridge the city's socio-economic divide. This move is part of a larger plan to expand the Metro network, with Phase-II proposals submitted to the Centre for funding and approval.

hyderabad metro Rail added another feather to its cap by crossing 30 million cumulative ridership milestone on Thursday.

With a ridership of over 1.30 lakh per day, hyderabad metro ranks second in the country, just behind Delhi Metro, in terms of passenger footfall post the pandemic induced lockdown.

Three new corridors are expected to launched in the second phase of the Metro Rail project. Of the three, two of them connect parts of the city with Rajiv Gandhi International Airport. NVR Reddy, managing director, hyderabad metro Rail Limited on Tuesday said that the DPR (detailed project report) for the three corridors- Lakdikapul to RGIA, Nagole to LB Nagar and Raidurg to RGIA – are ready and have been submitted to the state government.