Highlights of Metro Rail News Magazine November 2017

Dear Readers,

Here are some highlights of our Metro Rail News November 2017 Edition:-


Metro Rail News November 2017 Issue


      • Popular news round up of October 2017

      • Corporate Updates

      • Mass Transit System – Security Challenges (By Onkar Thakur, Chief Security Expert)

      • Smart Ticketing System in Metro Rail (By IJAREEIE)

      • Hyperloop Technology – Future of Smart Public Transport (By Matthew Field, The Telegraph)

      • First Bullet Train in India: All features you must know (By Metro Rail News)

      • New Metro Rail Policy: Setting Credible Goals? (By Pooja Chatterjee, ELP)

      • Meet Annie Roy : The Only Women Tunnel Engineer in India (By Metro Rail News)

      • Live Tenders & Contracts

      • New Job Openings in Metro Railways and Allied Industry

      • Upcoming Corporate Events

      • Many more…



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