Far from pre-Covid times but Metro earning rises, Rs 6 crore in tickets so far
(WorldNews India)

The Delhi Metro, which resumed operations on September 7 after being shut for over five months, has earned approximately Rs 6 crore from ticket sales since reopening, according to official records. The highest single day earning of Rs 1.09 crore was on September 14, two days into the full scale resumption of services. Before the arrival of the pandemic, the average daily earnings from sale tickets used to hover between Rs 9 crore to Rs 10 crore. The resumption of cash flow holds significance in light of the DMRC’s (Delhi Metro Rail Corporation) loss amounting to Rs 1,609 crore, as shared by the Centre in Lok Sabha on Thursday, on account of suspension of services between March 22 and...