Transgenders to have a separate toilet as Delhi metro makes a provision to help them with unhindered access to toilets at the stations.Delhi Metro has made the provision of allowing them access to separate toilets at its stations, which were hitherto meant for Divyanjans only."In its efforts to provide safe space and prevent gender discrimination against transgenders, Delhi Metro on priority basis has designated its existing toilets meant only for Divynagjans so far, to be accessible for the transgenders too," a Delhi Metro official said.Currently, there are 347 such separate dedicated toilets (in addition to the regular toilets for other passengers) at metro stations spread across the network.To guide transgenders to these toilets, bilingual signages (English and Hindi both) along with symbols for both the "Persons with Disabilities" and "Transgenders" have been installed adjacent to these toilets."Besides this provision of a separate toilet for them, any transgender who wishes to ...
The Pink Line was recently fully connected, end-to-end, after a small segment near Trilokpuri was bridged.
The Metro Railway has decided to extend services along its north-south corridor in the city by an hour in the evening from Monday, with last train leaving terminal stations at 9 pm, an official said
The Najafgarh-Dhansa Bus Stand extension of the Delhi Metro's Grey Line and a small segment of the Pink Line corridor at Trilokpuri are set to be inaugurated on August 6, officials said on Sunday
The Najafgarh-Dhansa Bus Stand extension of Grey Line of the Delhi Metro and a small segment of the Pink Line corridor at Trilokpuri are set to be inaugurated on August 6, officials said on Sunday
Infrastructure, specifically metro systems, is a procurement-intensive sector
The yellow line connects Samyapur Badli in north Delhi to HUDA City Centre in Gurgaon.
The Delhi Metro services began running with full seating capacity from Monday, but there is still no provision for standing travel for commuters, officials said.
In view of the improved Covid situation, Delhi Metro services began running with full seating capacity from Monday, but there is still no provision for standing travel for commuters, officials said.
The Delhi Disaster Management Authority (DDMA) has allowed Delhi Metro and DTC buses to operate at 100 per cent capacity from July 26 (Monday), officials said.
A number of selfie points have been set up by the Delhi Metro authorities at its prominent stations, including at Rajiv Chowk and JLN Stadium, to cheer up the athletes taking part in Tokyo Olympics
With Covid numbers in the national capital dropping to a three-month low, all market activities are allowed from today, but with certain restrictions as part of the phased unlock plan of the Delhi government. While weekly markets will resume activity, but only one market will open in one zone on a day, restaurants will reopen with 50 per cent of seating capacity. Watch the video to see how the businesses have reacted to the Delhi government's decision on the first day of unlocking.
Delhi Metro officials said services will continue with 50 per cent seating capacity only as per guidelines to prevent the spread of Covid-19
More than 130 passengers were penalised by Delhi Metro authorities on Tuesday for not wearing a face mask inside trains, officials said
Kejriwal appealed to people to follow Covid-19 guidelines amid the unlocking process in the city.
The entry to Delhi Metro is being intermittently closed and opened at some stations on the network for short durations to ensure Covid-19 social distancing norms are followed
On Monday, only half of the available trains will be inducted into service with a frequency ranging from approximately 5 to 15 minutes
Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) announced it was also extending the suspension of its services 'till further notice'
In the absence of revenue generation due to the current and the previous shutdown, there is already an impact on DMRC finances
As the national capital enters into an extended period of lockdown to curb the spread of coronavirus, the Delhi Metro services on all lines will remain suspended from Monday till 5 am on May 17