Delhi Metro hikes fares after 8 years; revised rates effective from today
NEW DELHI: The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) has announced a revision in passenger fares effective from Monday, August 25, 2025, after a gap of nearly eight years. The fare hike, described as “minimal” by the DMRC, ranges between Rs 1 and Ra 4 depending on the distance travelled.
According to the new fare structure, passengers travelling up to 2 km will now need to pay Rs 11 instead of Rs 10, while those covering more than 32 km will pay Rs 64, up from the earlier Rs 60. For intermediate slabs, fares have increased by Rs 1 to Rs 4.
