<span style="color: #222222;">With the easing of lockdown restrictions, things are gradually coming back to normalcy across Maharashtra. After nearly one year, all the subordinate courts in Maharashtra will also resume regular physical functioning from February 1. Besides, yesterday the state government decided to allow the general public to travel by local trains in Mumbai from February 1. Therefore, in order to further ease the woes of the commuters, the Mumbai Metro One has also decided to increase its operating hours.</span><br />'' <span style="color: #222222;"> </span><br />'' <span style="color: #222222;">AIR correspondent reports, in a major development, all the subordinate courts in Maharashtra will resume regular physical functioning from February 1, nearly a year after it was crippled owing to the coronavirus pandemic. A communication to this effect was issued by Registrar General of Bombay High Court, SG Dige. The Registrar General has directed compliance with all safety and precautionary measures put in place by the High Court, Central and State governments to avoid the spread of Coronavirus. On the other hand, after the lockdown, Mumbai Metro One services were opened to all from 19-Oct-2020 with strict safety protocols. But with the state government allowing the general public to travel by local trains in Mumbai from Feb 1, the Mumbai Metro one has also decided to increase its operating hours from feb 1 to further ease the woes of the commuters. For the commuters to have easy access to and fro from Metro stations to suburban stations, railway Foot Over Bridges at Andheri and Ghatkopar will also be opened.</span><br />''  <br />