Metro Ticket Fair

The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation said it will start selling India International Trade Fair (IITF) entry tickets for "Business Days" from November 14 and for general public days from November 19.

The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) will start selling at 66 selected metro stations India International Trade Fair (IITF) entry tickets for business days from November 14 to 19 and general public days from November 19 to 27.

Ajay Singh, director of SpiceJet, says a 10 per cent service tax imposed on domestic air travel in the Budget would mean an increase in air ticket prices by about Rs 350-400 given that the average economy fair is between Rs 3500-4000.

Ajay Singh, director of SpiceJet, says a 10 per cent service tax imposed on domestic air travel in the Budget would mean an increase in air ticket prices by about Rs 350-400 given that the average economy fair is between Rs 3500-4000.

The first-ever metro in the city will put a bit of a hole in your pockets. Even before the 11-km elevated route starts its maiden journey, the fares are going to be hiked by 10%.Officials of the Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA), the agency constructing the route, have justified the hike saying it will still remain much lower...

The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation said it will start selling India International Trade Fair (IITF) entry tickets for "Business Days" from November 14 and for general public days from November 19.

The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) will start selling at 66 selected metro stations India International Trade Fair (IITF) entry tickets for business days from November 14 to 19 and general public days from November 19 to 27.

Ajay Singh, director of SpiceJet, says a 10 per cent service tax imposed on domestic air travel in the Budget would mean an increase in air ticket prices by about Rs 350-400 given that the average economy fair is between Rs 3500-4000.

Ajay Singh, director of SpiceJet, says a 10 per cent service tax imposed on domestic air travel in the Budget would mean an increase in air ticket prices by about Rs 350-400 given that the average economy fair is between Rs 3500-4000.

The first-ever metro in the city will put a bit of a hole in your pockets. Even before the 11-km elevated route starts its maiden journey, the fares are going to be hiked by 10%.Officials of the Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA), the agency constructing the route, have justified the hike saying it will still remain much lower...