Archive · 5 Dec 2025
DTC reports strong financial growth in 2025
The Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) has been doing much better with its money this year.
From April to October 2025, they made more money every month compared to last year.
The government is happy because this shows they are doing a good job with public transport.
They made money from bus tickets, special hires, and even from selling passes.
The DTC also got a lot of money from a special program that gives free bus rides to women.
All this money helps them provide better buses and services for everyone in Delhi.
The minister said they will keep working to make the buses even better and more efficient.
DTC's average monthly income increased to ₹93.96 crore in 2025, up from ₹68.54 crore in 2024-25.
Total income from April to October 2025 was ₹658 crore, showing strong financial progress.
Ticket income for the same period was ₹220.33 crore, and the subsidy against pink tickets was ₹235.56 crore.
Special hire income was ₹63.40 crore, and the sale of passes contributed ₹36.38 crore.
Miscellaneous income, including sale of scrap and advertisement fees, was ₹102.04 crore.
- Who
- Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) and Delhi Government
- What
- DTC reports strong financial growth and increased monthly income
- When
- April to October 2025
- Where
- Delhi, India
- Why
- To strengthen public transport and ensure efficient use of public resources
- Average Monthly Income (2025)
- ₹93.96 crore
- Average Monthly Income (2024-25)
- ₹68.54 crore
- Total Income (April-October 2025)
- ₹658 crore
- Ticket Income (April-October 2025)
- ₹220.33 crore
- Subsidy Against Pink Tickets (April-October 2025)
- ₹235.56 crore
- Special Hire Income (April-October 2025)
- ₹63.40 crore
- Sale of Passes (April-October 2025)
- ₹36.38 crore
- Miscellaneous Income (April-October 2025)
- ₹102.04 crore