INDRAPRASTHA DEPOT
Narela to benefit from new metro extension linking Delhi, UP, Haryana
The Union Finance Ministry has approved the 26-km Rithala-Narela-Kundli Delhi Metro corridor, awaiting final Cabinet approval. This Rs 6,231 crore project will enhance connectivity among Uttar Pradesh, Delhi, and Haryana, transforming the Narela sub-city. Funding is shared between the central and state governments, with significant contributions from the DDA and loans. The corridor, with 21 stations, will be a boon for Narela and Rohini sub-cities, improving access to key institutions and promoting regional development. Completion is expected in four years, with daily ridership projected to grow significantly by 2055.
Why Delhi's busiest traffic section ITO is still facing persistent waterlogging
Vikas Marg, a major thoroughfare in Delhi, is still experiencing severe waterlogging a week after heavy rains. Efforts to address the situation are facing challenges due to power supply cuts and private institutions pumping water directly onto Vikas Marg. The situation has led to disrupted traffic movement and hampered effective water drainage.
Delhi floods: ITO, Rajghat inundated, Yamuna waters reach close to Supreme Court; 3 boys drown
Water from the Yamuna entered Mahatma Gandhi's memorial at Rajghat in Delhi, inundating its lawns and pathways, Gandhi Smriti and Darshan Samiti Vice-Chairman Vijay Goel said on Friday. Goel said the flood water rose up to the memorial complex's entrance and later inundated the pathways leading to the marble platform where Gandhi was cremated.
Nifty Oil & Gas Index: Is whole chain better than single stock exposure?
While predicting oil price is hazardous, there is a high probability that if oil prices even stay at these levels, some companies from oil and marketing space and refiner’s will be able to see improvement in their margins that could be reflected in coming quarters.
Hours after launch, electric bus breaks down on the way in Delhi
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal flagged off 150 new electric buses from Indraprastha Depot on Tuesday. However, one of them broke down after the temperature of the vehicle rose beyond the specified limit. The DTC, however, said the bus stopped because of an in-built security feature and was put back on the road within two hours after a team attended to it.
Travel in bus once a week, submit feedback: Delhi govt to Group A, B officers of DTC, transport dept
One of the 150 new electric buses, inducted in DTC's fleet on Tuesday, broke down owing to increase in the vehicle's temperature beyond the specified limit, hours after being flagged off from the Indraprastha Depot here. The Delhi Transport Corporation, however, said the bus stopped because of an in-built security feature and was put back on the road within two hours after a team attended to it.
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150 e-buses inducted into DTC's fleet equipped with CCTV cameras, panic buttons
Earlier in the day, the electric buses were flagged off by Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal from the Indraprastha Depot here. DTC officials said it is after almost 11 years that the Delhi Transport Corporation has procured buses in such a large number. Kejriwal had flagged off a prototype of an electric bus in January this year.
Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal flags off 150 electric buses, commuters to get free rides for 3 days
The first e-bus was flagged off by Kejriwal in January this year. At that time, the chief minister had said 300 more such buses will soon join the public transport in the city. Terming the flag-off as the beginning of an era of the environment-friendly public transport system in the capital, the chief minister had said 2,000 electric buses will be procured by the government in the coming years.
Delhi transport minister flags 100 low-floor CNG buses, prototype e-bus
These buses, which have been introduced under the cluster scheme of the Delhi government, are also equipped with modern facilities like panic buttons and GPS, and are disabled-friendly.
CNG to HCNG model 'capital-intensive'; Delhi govt unlikely to scale up pilot project
Officials also said the question of converting CNG buses to HCNG does not arise when the government has taken a conscious decision to move towards electric vehicles.
RC transfer for used cars can be done online
The Delhi government is making the process of transferring the ownership of a vehicle online to ensure a hassle-free experience and transparency.
Metro trial run on ITO-Kashmere Gate to begin in July: DMRC
"In terms of length, the volume of work in Phase 3 is almost equal to the combined construction length of the first two phases," the statement said.
How Delhi can do better than odd-even
During the odd-even trial, Delhi Metro saw daily ridership jump by 2L. Metro has 160 stations in Delhi-NCR. Two new corridors will add 108 stations.
Delhi Transport minister Gopal Rai terms odd-even formula as successful on second day
Rai said that govt had prepared for implementation of the scheme and now its "responsibility" of the people to ensure that violations don't take place.
NGT fines five-star hotels for insufficient rainwater harvesting
It passed the orders after noting that these hotels had not bothered to take steps to install rainwater harvesting systems even after several reminders.
1,000 buses off road, Delhi Transport Corporation loses Rs 50 lakh
The Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) was forced to keep 1,000 buses off the road on Friday evening due to waterlogging.
DTC uses CWG to showcase India's ability to host international mega events
Each bus is fitted with radio frequency tag, GPS system and tetra communication sets for the purpose of security.
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