Symbroj Media publishes November 2020 Edition of Metro Rail News Magazine

Symbroj Media has successfully published the November Edition of it's esteemed publication, Metro Rail News Magazine.
In this Issue of Metro Rail News Magazine, we are featuring the Rails manufactured by JSPL in our Cover Story.
We are bringing to you the Exclusive Interviews of Mr. V.R. Sharma, MD, JSPL. It is also featuring a special interaction with Mr. Ramesh Munot - Director - Mandev Tubes Pvt.Ltd and an interview with Mr Mayank Agarwal, Head of Operations, Rapido.





The magazine is bringing information about two MRTS Projects namely Visakhapatnam Metro and Vijayawada Metro.





Our featured Articles include "Technology and Climate Change in Urban Transport", "Smart Trains and connected Urban Rail" and "Improved Public Transport and Inclusive Mobility".






We are bringing detailed information about DTS System, ATO, ATP, ATS and EI Systems through our 'Focused System' section.
On this occasion, Mr Narendra Shah, Managing Editor of Metro Rail News Magazine said, "We are delighted to bring out this special edition of the magazine in the auspices month of Diwali. As a Media Firm, we are not only confined to News publication but we are becoming a gateway for the businesses of Rail and Metro Sector".





"We hope you like the magazine and it gets your love and support like previous ones", said Mrs Priyanka Sahu, Director of Business Development at Symbroj Media Pvt Ltd.





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