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News Letter April 2019 Issue 109
Bangalore Metro Rail Corporation Limited,
3rd Floor, BMTC Complex,
K H Road, Shantinagar,
Bengaluru—560 027.
Phone: +91-080-22969300 / 301
Fax: +91 80-22969222
Toll free No 1800 425 12345
Email: [email protected]
BANGALORE METRO RAIL CORPORAT ION LIMITED Driving Bangalore Ahead
Durga Shanker Mishra, IAS
Secretary, MoHUA, GoI
& Chairman BMRCL
Ajay Seth, IAS
Managing Director
BMRCL
High Lights of the month :
Sri Durga Shanker Mishra, Chairman, BMRCL & Secretary, Ministry of Housing & Urban Affairs visited Bangalore on
3rd and 4th April 2019. He inspected Metro work on Electronic City Line, held discussions with State Government
officers, visited BEML ,RWF and Katerra Construction Company at Krishnagiri. Thereafter travelled along the route of
the proposed Outer Ring Road and Airport Lines and provided guidance for timely Project completion, cost savings,
efficiency and sustainable mobility solutions.
Sri D. Radha Krishna Reddy took over as Director (Projects & Planning), BMRCL after Sri. Vijay Kumar Dhir,
relinquished office of Director ( Projects & Planning ), BMRCL on superannuation.
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Phase– 2 Progress at a glance :
Reach-1A : Station Entry – Exit Structure (Pile & Pile Cap)
is in progress at Mahadevapura Station
Reach-1A: Doddanakundi Station LHS Service Road
Works is in Progress
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Reach-1B: Kundanahalli Station I Girder Erection
C3-C8 is Completed
Reach-1B: GSS: BP285-286 GSS Erection completed.
Preparation for segment erection is in progress
Reach-2A: Arial view of Rail Laying work is in Progress
Reach-2B: Top view of Mailasandra Station work in Progress
Phase– 2 Progress Photos at a glance :
Reach-2A: Arial view of Nayandahalli to Rajarajeshwari Station
Reach-2B: Top view of Kengeri Station work is in Progress
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Reach-3C: Pier Arm woks is in progress Reach-3C: LG-1 Segmental Span Launching works
Phase– 2 Progress Photos at a glance :
Reach-4B: LG-6: EP345-EP346 Segment Erection Completed Reach-4B: Talaghattapura Station: Roof Level Columns Completed
R-5-P1: RP540 TO RP541 Segment Launching work is in Progress R-5-P1: Electronic City-2 Station Arial view
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R-5-P2: Casting Yard – Parapet Casting & Stacking R-5-P2: Chikkabegur Station - Grid E/4 –Track Level
Shuttering work is in progress
Phase– 2 Progress Photos at a glance :
R-5-P3: Ragigudda Station Works is in progress R-5-P-3: FOB Works for RV Road Station
R-6: IIMB Station work is in progress R-6: J P Nagar 4th Phase Station Work is in progress
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Operational High Lights April 2019
Operational efficiency achieved in the month : 99.98%
Ridership for the month : 1,10,51,591
Revenue earned during the month : ₹ 30,70,65,990/-
% Contribution of Smart Cards and Tokens for the month :
Smart Cards : Purple line : 62.03 % Green Line : 56.16 %
Smart Tokens: Purple line : 37.97 % Green Line : 43.84 %
Penalties in Namma Metro
Category Explanation Amount
Travelling with-
out Valid Ticket /
Lost Ticket
When a commuter is unable to produce a valid ticket at the
time of entry or on-demand by any concerned Metro official,
such a travel is considered to be Ticketless Travel.
Rs 200 +
Maximum Travel fare
Over Staying When a commuter stays in the Metro system beyond permissi-
ble time then the commuter is penalised as per the duration
spent beyond the permissible limit.
Rs 50 per hour to the
maximum of Rs 100
Carrying Away of
Tokens
CST (used or unused) shall not be taken out of the station
premises. The used tokens shall be dropped at the Automatic
Gates. Any found tokens shall be returned to the station staff.
Rs. 200
Violation of
luggage limit
One Luggage dimension up to 60 cm (length) X 45 cm
(breadth) X 25 cm (height) is permitted. The luggage limit
may be relaxed and allow the commuters to carry extra
luggage / additional baggage, levying the baggage charges of
Rs 30/- per baggage, to and from specified locations on
platform / train.
If the commuter has failed to produce the luggage ticket at
the time of exit they are subjected for penalty.
Rs 250
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Offences and Penalties as per Metro Railways (O&M) Act - 2002
Sections Offences Penalty
59 Drunkenness or nuisance on Metro Railway Fine of Rs.500/- + forfeiture of fare or be removed from
Metro Railway.
60 Taking or causing to take offensive material upon Metro
Railway.
Fine up to Rs.500/- + shall be responsible for any loss or
injury or damage to Metro Railway.
61 Taking or causing to take dangerous material upon Metro
Railway.
Imprisonment up to 4 years + Fine up Rs.5,000/- + shall
be responsible for any Loss or injury or damage to Metro
Railway.
62 Demonstration of any kind upon Metro Railway (Premises)/
Pasting posters, writing or drawing anything in the
compartment or carriage (premises)/ or refusal to Leave.
Imprisonment up to 6 months or Fine up to Rs. 1,000 or
with both.
63 Travelling on roof etc. of a train. Imprisonment up to 1 month or with Fine up to Rs. 50 or
with both + removal from the train.
64 Unlawfully entering or remaining upon Metro Railway or
Walking on Metro Track.
Imprisonment up to 3 months or with Fine up to Rs.250/-
or with both.
Imprisonment up to 6 months or with Fine up to Rs.500/-
or with both.
67 Obstructing running of Train or Rolling Stock etc. Imprisonment up to 4 years or with Fine up to Rs.5000 or
with both.
68 Obstructing Metro Railway official in his duties. Imprisonment up to 1 year or with Fine up to Rs.1000 or
with both.
70 Interfacing with means of communication in train. Imprisonment up to 1 year or with Fine up to Rs.1000 or
with both.
71 Altering or Defacing or counterfeiting pass or ticket. Imprisonment up to 6 months.
72 Defacing Public Notice Imprisonment up to 2 months or Fine of Rs.250 or with
both.
75 Unauthorized Sale of Ticket. Imprisonment up to 3 months or Fine upto Rs.500/- or
with both & forfeiture of the tickets.
74 1. Maliciously wreaking a train or causing sabotage.
2. Sabotage with intent to cause death or bodily injury likely
to cause death.
1. Imprisonment for life or Rigorous Imprisonment for
10 years.
2. Death penalty or imprisonment for life.
73 Unauthorised Sale of Articles. Rs.500/- and in default to pay the Fine or Imprisonment
up to 6 months.
76 Maliciously hurting or attempting to hurt persons traveling by
Metro Railway.
Imprisonment for life or Imprisonment up to 10 Years.
78 Damage or Destruction of certain Metro Railway Properties. Imprisonment up to 10 Years.
80 Making a false claim for Compensation. Imprisonment for 3 years or with Fine or with both.
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Art in Transit is a collaboration between Srishti Institute of Art, Design and Technology and BMRCL
Ms. Rhea Khanna, a student from Srishti Institute of Art Design and Technology, spent hours observing the various
forms of rest people took at Cubbon Park Station. She watched how people old and young sat or slept or just
relaxed on logs, granite slabs, the grass lawns and on the various trees of Cubbon Park. The essence of this idea
was to bring the many forms of rest into the new Underground Cubbon Park station so that the site reciprocates
and mimics the functional aspects of resting from the locality.
This furniture piece was designed in many segments and was designed to be spread along the platform while the
commuters waited for the Metro, yet feel like they were in the park.
The main aim of this project is to enhance the waiting time experience of the traveller in the waiting area of the
station. This is done by creating interactive and multifunctional furniture to address a variety of different functions
of the public space like resting and interacting. It attempts to activate the potential energy of the station and
transform the way a commuter experiences the space by breaking the monotony of the wait.
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Published on 13 May 2019 Co. Identification No. (CIN) U16286KA1994GOI016286
