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Delhi metro fares go up from today

| @indiablooms | Oct 10, 2017, at 04:26 pm
New Delhi, Oct 10 (IBNS): The hike in the fares of the Delhi metro will be effective from Tuesday, media reports said.

The Delhi metro passengers will have to pay Rs. 10/- more from Tuesday if they travel beyond five km.

This is the second fare hike in a span of five months.

The new fare structure: upto two km- Rs 5/-, 2 to 5 km- Rs 20/-, 5 to 12 km-Rs 30/-, 12 to 21 km- Rs 40/-, 21 to 32 km- Rs 50/- and beyond 32 km- Rs. 60/-.

Meanwhile, the smart card users will continue to enjoy a discount of 10% discount on each ride.

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