Beyond a rise in operational expenses, BMRCL is grappling with substantial loan repayment commitments, officials said.

The Bangalore Metro Rail Corporation Limited (BMRCL) has announced a revision of its fare structure, limiting the maximum stage-wise fare hike to 70%. This decision, made on February 13, follows ...

Managing Director M Maheshwar Rao announced on Thursday that the maximum metro fare hike has been capped at 70% following a ...

This comes after Chief Minister Siddaramaiah intervened following complaints that the recent metro fare hike was exorbitant, ...

BMRCL has cited Section 37 of the Metro Railway Operations and Maintenance (O&M) Act, 2002, stating that fare recommendations ...

The Bengaluru Metro Rail Corporation Limited (BMRCL) has faced significant public backlash post-fare hike. From February 9 to ...

Bengaluru: The recent decline in passenger numbers on Bengaluru's Namma Metro over the past four days has raised concerns ...

Despite previously asserting that he has no control over BMRCL’s fare decisions, Siddaramaiah’s directive follows mounting ...

Bengaluru: Following public backlash and unwarranted accusations against the state govt over Namma Metro fare adjustments, chief minister Siddaramaiah.

BMRCL has hiked metro fares by 51.5 pc citing operational costs. The steep hike tariff has affected ridership of Namma Metro ...