The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation has appointed Vikas Kumar, a 1988 batch Indian Railway Traffic Service (IRTS) officer, as its Managing Director. He will succeed Mangu Singh who has been in the post for five years.
Kumar has been working with the DMRC since 2005 and has managed the operations of the entire 400-km of the Delhi Metro network. He has a lot of experience and talent, and knows every nook and cranny of the Metro — from operations to construction and administration.
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