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1 minute ago, Pipucbn said:

Maa friend gadu 2 shops konnadu 3cr petti punjagutta or ameerpet metro station lo. He was saying he can recover the money fast once passengers increase

so far only ameerpet sold out anukunta vere stations lo pedda commercial activity ledu..granted I have only travelled on nagole - kukatpally line. Ameerpet is buzzing with all kinds of shops from fastfood to lens krafters to medial/general stores etc

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Just now, hyperbole said:

so far only ameerpet sold out anukunta vere stations lo pedda commercial activity ledu..granted I have only travelled on nagole - kukatpally line. Ameerpet is buzzing with all kinds of shops from fastfood to lens krafters to medial/general stores etc

Junctions dhaggara masth workout avvudhhi but cost b atlane edusudhhi anukunta

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11 minutes ago, perugu_vada said:

Kani thappadhu kada mari, anni important stations ye, last yr sec’bad to miyapur ki it took me 55min i guess if i remember correctly

eppudu train speed pencharu,  it took me approx 50 minutes from kukatpally(JNTU) to Nagole (also counting the interchange at ameerpet)

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13 minutes ago, hyperbole said:

so far only ameerpet sold out anukunta vere stations lo pedda commercial activity ledu..granted I have only travelled on nagole - kukatpally line. Ameerpet is buzzing with all kinds of shops from fastfood to lens krafters to medial/general stores etc

Adi hub kada so it is expected to be crowded

11 minutes ago, hyperbole said:

eppudu train speed pencharu,  it took me approx 50 minutes from kukatpally(JNTU) to Nagole (also counting the interchange at ameerpet)

Yeah i heard so too, next may time lo ind veltha, apudu ekkutha again, will c then ;) 

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17 minutes ago, hyperbole said:

eppudu train speed pencharu,  it took me approx 50 minutes from kukatpally(JNTU) to Nagole (also counting the interchange at ameerpet)

I travel from KPHB to LB nagar frequently...45 minutes padutundi...

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The Most Awaited News is here : Hyderabad Metro trials to Hitec City begin

https://telanganatoday.com/hyderabad...tec-city-begin

Coinciding with the first anniversary of the launch of the Hyderabad Metro’s operations, trial runs on the Ameerpet – Hitec City stretch of Metro Corridor-III began here on Thursday.

A team of technical experts and engineers led by HMRL MD NVS Reddy and L&T MRHL MD KVB Reddy travelled by a Metro train on the stretch and observed various critical parameters and performance of the train during the trial run.

The stretch between Ameerpet and Hitec City is of 10 km with eight stations viz., Madhura Nagar (Taruni), Yousufguda, Jubilee Hills Road No.5, Jubilee Hills Check Post, Peddammagudi, Madhapur, Durgam Cheruvu and Hitec City.

Overcoming several technical challenges due to sharp curvatures and gradients on a curvaceous road with steep climbs and innumerable court cases against acquisition of the affected properties etc., HMRL and L&T MRHL have achieved a major milestone in providing much awaited Metro Rail access to the Hitec City area, officials said.

Since the train reversal facility beyond Hitec City station up to Trident Hotel will take a few more months for completion, NVS Reddy said they had a technical solution and that trains would be run in ‘twin single line method’.

In this method of train operations, a double line railway track functions as two separate single lines where each railway line works as an independent single line and trains are operated in both up and down directions on the same line as if these are two independent single lines.

This method, which is used by many railways in the world, including Indian Railways under some special circumstances, will be followed till train reversal facility beyond Hitec City Metro station is completed. Both conventional railway signalling systems and the highly sophisticated Communication Based Train Control (CBTC) system of Hyderabad Metro permit this type of twin single line train operations, he said.

Expressing his happiness over commencement of trial runs on the highly challenging and critical stretch, KVB Reddy said the achievement demonstrated the engineering excellence and expertise of L&T and its commitment to complete the project at an early date.

HMRL Chief Electrical Engineer DVS Raju, Superintendent Engineer M Vishnu Vardhan Reddy, DCP A. Balakrishna, L&TMRHL Project Director MP Naidu, Chief Operating Officer AK Saini and other senior officials were present for the trial run.

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2 minutes ago, SilentStriker said:

45 minutes ante fast...fully crowded...LB Nagar 1st station lane seat dorakadu

Mari ah route lo traffic emanna thaginda ? Rtc buses still crowded ? 

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4 minutes ago, SilentStriker said:

The Most Awaited News is here : Hyderabad Metro trials to Hitec City begin

https://telanganatoday.com/hyderabad...tec-city-begin

Coinciding with the first anniversary of the launch of the Hyderabad Metro’s operations, trial runs on the Ameerpet – Hitec City stretch of Metro Corridor-III began here on Thursday.

A team of technical experts and engineers led by HMRL MD NVS Reddy and L&T MRHL MD KVB Reddy travelled by a Metro train on the stretch and observed various critical parameters and performance of the train during the trial run.

The stretch between Ameerpet and Hitec City is of 10 km with eight stations viz., Madhura Nagar (Taruni), Yousufguda, Jubilee Hills Road No.5, Jubilee Hills Check Post, Peddammagudi, Madhapur, Durgam Cheruvu and Hitec City.

Overcoming several technical challenges due to sharp curvatures and gradients on a curvaceous road with steep climbs and innumerable court cases against acquisition of the affected properties etc., HMRL and L&T MRHL have achieved a major milestone in providing much awaited Metro Rail access to the Hitec City area, officials said.

Since the train reversal facility beyond Hitec City station up to Trident Hotel will take a few more months for completion, NVS Reddy said they had a technical solution and that trains would be run in ‘twin single line method’.

In this method of train operations, a double line railway track functions as two separate single lines where each railway line works as an independent single line and trains are operated in both up and down directions on the same line as if these are two independent single lines.

This method, which is used by many railways in the world, including Indian Railways under some special circumstances, will be followed till train reversal facility beyond Hitec City Metro station is completed. Both conventional railway signalling systems and the highly sophisticated Communication Based Train Control (CBTC) system of Hyderabad Metro permit this type of twin single line train operations, he said.

Expressing his happiness over commencement of trial runs on the highly challenging and critical stretch, KVB Reddy said the achievement demonstrated the engineering excellence and expertise of L&T and its commitment to complete the project at an early date.

HMRL Chief Electrical Engineer DVS Raju, Superintendent Engineer M Vishnu Vardhan Reddy, DCP A. Balakrishna, L&TMRHL Project Director MP Naidu, Chief Operating Officer AK Saini and other senior officials were present for the trial run.

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