The coaches for the Bengaluru Metro Yellow Line train were manufactured by Titagarh Rail Systems Limited (TRSL), under a sub-contract with China's state-owned CRRC Nanjing Puzhen Co Ltd.

A commuter at Bengaluru's Namma Metro Yellow Line was fined ₹59.5 for overstaying at Silk Board station after failing to board a packed train.

Namma Metro in Bengaluru recorded its highest single-day ridership of over 10.4 lakh passengers following the opening of the ...

Bengaluru's Namma Metro witnessed a surge in daily ridership, crossing the 10-lakh mark, primarily driven by the enthusiastic ...

In 2019, Chinese rolling stock manufacturer CRRC was awarded a ₹1,578-crore contract to supply 216 coaches, with the ...

With the much-awaited Bengaluru Metro Yellow Line nearing launch, hopes are high for an end to Silk Board Junction’s infamous ...

BENGALURU: Just a day after the much-awaited Metro Yellow Line between RV Road and Bommasandra started operations on Monday, ...

Bengaluru: Despite the fanfare surrounding the launch of the much-anticipated Yellow Line, a key concern continues to plague ...

BENGALURU: Ending an eight-year wait, Namma Metro’s Yellow Line opened to the public on Monday. The 19.15-km stretch connects ...

The warm and articulate voice of late Kannada anchor Aparna Vastarey is once again being heard across Bengaluru — this time ...

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on August 10 inaugurated Yellow Line (RV Road - Bommasandra) expanding Bengaluru Metro network ...

Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated the Yellow Line of Bengaluru Namma Metro’s Phase-2 on Sunday, which is now open to ...