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Delhi metro to begin service at 6 am on October 4 due to UPSC exams
UPSC had earlier scheduled the exam on May 31 which got postponed due to COVID-19 pandemic.
 "Delhi metro to begin service at 6 am on October 4 due to UPSC exams")
- DMRC will operate trains from terminal stations of all lines as a measure to facilitate the students for the UPSC examinations.
- The South Western Railway (SWR) will also operate a special train from Hubballi, in northwest Karnataka, to Bengaluru on Saturday to enable candidates appearing for the UPSC civil services exams on Sunday reach the state capital.
- The South Central Railway (SCR) zone will also operate two more special trains in Andhra Pradesh between Kadapa and Anantapur and Kurnool and Anantapur to help UPSC aspirants reach their examination centres easily.
New Delhi: The Delhi metro will begin to begin at 6 am on October 4 (Sunday) from terminal stations of all lines as a measure to facilitate the students for the UPSC examinations.
The DMRC gave the information on its official Twitter handle. "To facilitate students for the UPSC examinations, Delhi Metro services will begin at 6 AM from terminal stations of all lines on 4th October," the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation tweeted on Saturday.
Public Service Announcement
— Delhi Metro Rail Corporation I (@OfficialDMRC) October 3, 2020
To facilitate students for the UPSC examinations, Delhi Metro services will begin at 6 AM from terminal stations of all lines on 4th October.
The Civil Services exam is scheduled to be held on October 4. The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC), the central service recruiting body, has set guidelines which the candidates appearing for the exam in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.
The metro, which had suspended its services in March due to the COVID-19 outbreak, reopened with caution putting into place a series of measures such as closed token counters, limited entry and exit points, thermal scanners, and sanitisers among others to enable commuters to adhere to COVID-19 protection protocols.
Apart from regular frontline staff at the stations, the DMRC has made the additional deployment of around 1,000 officials/staff across the line(s)/network to assist and guide passengers in the wake of new norms of Metro travel, which may take some time to settle in.
However, DMRC is not the only one to provide these facilities to UPSC candidates but the South Western Railway (SWR) will also operate a special train from Hubballi, in northwest Karnataka, to Bengaluru on Saturday to enable candidates appearing for the UPSC civil services exams on Sunday reach the state capital.
The South Central Railway (SCR) zone will also operate two more special trains in Andhra Pradesh between Kadapa and Anantapur and Kurnool and Anantapur to help UPSC aspirants reach their examination centres easily.
UPSC had earlier scheduled the exam on May 31 which got postponed due to COVID-19 pandemic.
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