Centre asks NIT, DMRC to modify Nagpur metro
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Centre asks NIT, DMRC to modify Nagpur metro

The Union government has asked the Nagpur Improvement Trust and other authorities concerned to modify the Nagpur Metro rail project as it found the present model unviable. This development evolved at a meeting of the Union Urban Development Ministry, Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) and the NIT, where the ministry officials asked DMRC to make major changes in the project. Nagpur city has to grow along the metro corridors so that more and more people use this mode of transport.

Contact: Nagpur Improvement Trust.
Tel: 0712-253 1431.
Fax: 0712-253 1079.
Website: www.nitnagpur.org

The Union government has asked the Nagpur Improvement Trust and other authorities concerned to modify the Nagpur Metro rail project as it found the present model unviable. This development evolved at a meeting of the Union Urban Development Ministry, Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) and the NIT, where the ministry officials asked DMRC to make major changes in the project. Nagpur city has to grow along the metro corridors so that more and more people use this mode of transport. Contact: Nagpur Improvement Trust. Tel: 0712-253 1431. Fax: 0712-253 1079. Website: www.nitnagpur.org

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