As it is said, a developed country is not a place where the poor have cars, but where the rich use public transport. Chasing this hallmark of progress, India’s transport has undergone a near-total metamorphosis. In the past two decades, the rapid urbanisation of the economy has demanded a modern, fast and efficient network of connectivity, evident in the increasing traffic congestion and delays, which cost the economy an estimated $22 billion each year. In this scenario, metr

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