Metro Yatri Club launched by some like-minded metro commuters

New Delhi: About 10 like-minded metro commuters joined together and launched a common platform for metro commuters in New Delhi on 19th September 2018. According to the information received from the main governing body of the organization, the group is named ‘Metro Yatri Club’.

The inauguration function was organized at India Gate (King’s Way) the most historical place in Delhi. Nearly about 500 people witnessed the occasion.

Metro Yatri Club is a revolutionary and fun platform for Metro commuters to come together and overcome their common issues like Commuter facilities, Fares, Lost & found, Women security etc. This club helps to overcome the daily issue of the commuters. The club provides much other fun and knowledgeable activities and some adventurous programmes for all the club member.

The club aims at raising awareness about various aspects of commuting in metro rail and bringing together commuters involved in enhancing smart mobility across metro rail networks. The club will also extend its hands for smooth operation of the metro railway in India. This club is the bond of friendship, good fellowship, and mutual understanding among the metro commuters. Here are some inauguration photographs shared by the Metro Yatri Club.

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Club Members View:
Metro Yatri Club meets enable commuters to share their experiences and problems in metro and tents or get various packages/coupons programmes activities through this club. These things chase me to join this club- Mamta Shah (Club Member)

Metro Yatri Club will help me to grow my network. I was always ambitious to join such platform which relates to my basic nature- Narendra Shah (Club Member)

I felt that there is a large gap between the metro operator and the commuters and no such platform exist here where the commuters can raise their issues with respect to their journey experience. In view of this, the Metro Yatri Club can play a vital role in connecting metro commuters with metro operators for better solutions. The club can be a revolutionary fun and awareness platform for all age group of metro commuters in near future. I am happy to join the club and help commuters to bring happiness on their face- Vinod Shah (Club Member)

One of the main reasons why I joined Metro Yatri Club was to learn a different approach to public speaking/ leadership and have the confidence to deliver that all sorts of commuters across the metro- Priyanka Sahu (Club Member)

The network in Metro Yatri Club gave me more confidence to help commuters and to tackle their day to day unresolved issues- Reeta Shah (Club Member)

It"s more fun to spend my day out with others and create exposure with most of the commuters traveling to the metro and also to have amazing photos with all the club members or willing to be the member- Himani Gupta (Club Member)

The Metro Yatri club helps commuters to enhance their interpersonal skills by organizing various small events and adventure programmes- Richa Bhateja (Club Member)

This Metro Yatri Club raises awareness about various etiquette set by metro railway operators to keep the stations, properties and other equipment and metro permisses neat and clean- Kanika Verma (Club Member)

Metro Yatri Club has an ‘Interactive’ and ‘Entertaining’ programs which encourage me to visit varied and unusual places which enhances my both experience and enjoyment- Neha Dawar (Club Member)

For more details, visitors can log on to www.metroyatriclub.com or send their queries to metroyatriclub@gmail.com

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