Here's how B'luru Metro trains remain squeaky clean
The first Metro train, which began operating in Bengaluru in 2011, is hard to distinguish from the most recently obtained coaches. With the only observable difference between the 2011 train and others is the serial number marking the procurement details, most Metro users might agree that its 50 trains and 64 stations are spick and span.
The first Metro train, which began operating in Bengaluru in 2011, is hard to distinguish from the most recently obtained coaches. With the only observable difference between the 2011 train and others is the serial number marking the procurement details, most Metro users might agree that its 50 trains and 64 stations are spick and span.
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