New Delhi   

No. 2 man quits Delhi Metro

NEW DELHI: The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation on Tuesday bade farewell to its Director for Projects and Planning, C.B.K. Rao, who put in his papers a fortnight ago.

Mr. Rao, who was the second-in-command at Delhi Metro after Dr. E. Sreedharan, cited “personal reasons” for his resignation. While he refused to comment on why he chose to demit office, sources said he had been “presented better offers outside DMRC”. A former Indian Railways official, Mr. Rao, whose term as director was to end in May next year, is credited with carrying out the planning of Delhi Metro’s Phase I and Phase II.

Printer friendly page  
Send this article to Friends by E-Mail

Stories in this Section

Redefining independence
‘Premature to talk of U.S.-led grouping’
Allow the nuclear deal to be debated, says Sibal
Sadbhavana Award for Hem Dutta
New guidelines for cases of child sexual abuse
Orientation programme concludes
Health workers on strike
Rajiv Gandhi birth anniversary
Court comes to the rescue of old woman
Court quashes kidnap case
“How can Govt. save Yamuna without its data?”
Delhi asks Haryana to fulfil its promises
Uphaar fire case verdict on Sept. 5
Allotment orders cancelled
All the President’s roses
Centre urged to start train service between Bangalore, Mangalore
Discover the value of Delhi Metro
Manmohan concerned over Assam violence
New initiative
JNU looks ahead at e-governance
Experts suggest measures to tackle challenges facing new university
Court issues notices in L.LB admission case
RML staffer held
Four arrested
Robbed of Rs. 30 lakh
Two suicide cases
Man sets himself afire
Mid-day meals to be extended up to Class XII
Another honour for a legend
MCD claims Centre’s support against sealing
RWAs discuss ToD metering with DERC
No. 2 man quits Delhi Metro
Another falls prey to Blueline’s ugly run
In the capital today

Copyright © 2007, The Hindu. Republication or redissemination of the contents of this screen are expressly prohibited without the written consent of The Hindu