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- Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday flagged off the Kalkaji Mandir-Botanical Garden section of the Magenta Line
- Longest Metro route connecting Noida with West Delhi via South Delhi with 25 stations
- A driverless train would run on this section, aided by the Communication Based Train Control (CBTC) signalling technology. This new-age signalling system can facilitate movement of trains with a frequency of 90 to 100 seconds
- However, it would initially be operated by drivers; expected to go fully driverless by 2022
- With the commissioning of the new line, travel time between South Delhi and Noida to be significantly reduced
- Initially, trains will operate every five minutes and 14 seconds on this section
- Other major stations on the line are Hauz Khas (connecting Yellow line), IIT, Vasant Vihar and IGI Airport
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