 | India International Trade Fair tickets at 55 metro stations from Nov 14 in DelhiThis is to prevent overcrowding and ensuring seamless passenger movement during trade fair period. |
 | Delhi metro to run 40 extra trips on weekdays as part of GRAP-II steps to fight pollutionThe DMRC said in a statement that additional runs have been aimed at increasing the use of public transport among passengers across Delhi-NCR. |
 | L-G V K Saxena clears acquisition of land for construction of 3 new metro corridors“The LG has approved the acquisition of land under Section 8 of RFCTLARR Act, 2013, for these metro lines,” a senior official said. |
 | ‘Indecency’ aboard Delhi Metro train sparks social media debateThe video shows a man pouring soft drink into a woman’s mouth and then both of them are seen spitting the drink into each other’s mouth. |
 | Row over CM Kejriwal being ‘ignored’ at unveiling of metro lineMinister Atishi stated that not inviting the Delhi CM for an event related to a project to which the Delhi government has contributed 50 per cent of funds, shows a lack of vision. |
 | PM Modi inaugurates extension of the Delhi Metro's Airport Line, takes metro rideHe unveiled a plaque at the new station marking the nearly two-km extension extension of the Airport Line. |
| DMRC suspends feeder service at Aerocity-AirportWith the upcoming G-20 Summit to be held in the city, the Delhi Metro train services will start from 4 AM from the terminal stations of all lines for three days, that is from September 8 to 10. |
 | G20: Metro services to start from 4 am in Delhi; special counters setAll stations except Supreme Court to function; entry at some stations may be regulated for to facilitate movement of VVIP delegations |
 | G20 Summit: Delhi Police writes to Delhi Metro to close station gates towards VVIP routesIndia is hosting the summit in Delhi in its capacity as the current president of the grouping. |
 | Two detained in connection with pro-Khalistan messages found on Delhi Metro wallsOn August 27, pro-Khalistani slogans were found written on the walls of four metro stationsa nd one near a government school after which the police registered a case. |
 | Delhi Metro Rail Corporation records highest ever footfall on Aug 28Over 68.16 lakhs communters took metro, according to DMRC. |
 | Ahead of G20 Summit, pro-Khalistan messages found written on Delhi Metro propertyA purported video was released by the banned outfit Sikhs for Justice (SFJ) which showed the defaced walls of the metro stations. |
 | Major Delhi metro stations to get facelift ahead of G20 SummitMany other prominent metro stations have got a facelift anticipating the G20 Summit. These stations include Mandi House, Laxmi Nagar, Preet Vihar, Akshardham, Rajiv Chowk, Central Secretariat, etc. |
 | Delhi Metro Rail Corporation submits Bhubaneswar metro DPR to Odisha govtThe chief executive officer and general manager (administration) of the metro corporation have also been appointed. |
 | Delhi metro, IIIT-D to boost passenger experienceThe agreement was signed through the institution’s Centre for Sustainable Mobility to enhance passenger experience and promote technological advancements through strategic collaboration |
 | Metro maniac: Man arrested for obscene act in DelhiThe police scanned the CCTV footage of Mandi House Metro Station through which the accused was identified. |
| Metro tickets to display figure of carbon footprint of commutersThe feature will be available on QR code-based tickets from Thursday onwards, officials said. |
 | Don’t allow liquor in Delhi Metro: Traders’ bodyCTI chairman Brijesh Goyal has requested that the DMRC should “withdraw its decision”, alleging that anti-social activities can increase if carrying of liquor in the metro is allowed. |
 | On 2-day visit to India, Japan foreign minister takes metro ride in DelhiSpeaking at the India-Japan Forum, Jaishankar said, “Japan is in many ways the exemplary moderniser... |
| Excise seeks changes in DMRC's relaxation on carrying liquor bottles in Delhi MetroAs per the Excise Act, only one sealed bottle of liquor like rum, vodka and whisky could be carried from one state to another, said a senior Excise department officer. |
