
Delhi Metro Diwali Timings: Last Train At 10 PM, Services To Start Early On 3 Lines
Delhi Metro Diwali Timings: Last Train At 10 PM, Services To Start Early On 3 Lines

Delhi Metro Diwali Timings: Last Train At 10 PM, Services To Start Early On 3 Lines
In a post on X, the DMRC announced that metro services on the Pink, Magenta and Grey lines, which usually begin at 7 am on Sundays, will commence at 6 am.
Delhi Metro Timing Change: दिवाली पर दिल्ली मेट्रो से सफर करने वालों को इस बार बदली हुई टाइमिंग का ध्यान रखना होगा. 8 नवंबर को सभी लाइनों पर आखिरी मेट्रो रात 10 बजे टर्मिनल स्टेशन से रवाना होगी. आम दिनों में यह समय रात 11 बजे का है. वहीं, पिंक, मैजेंटा और ग्रे लाइन पर रविवार की सुबह पहली ट्रेन एक घंटे पहले यानी सुबह 6 बजे चलेगी.
AQI of Delhi stood at 324 (very poor) at 4 p.m. on November 2, up from 261 (poor) a day earlier; NCR State governments to enhance vehicle parking fees to discourage use of private vehicles, staggered timings to be introduced for public offices and municipal bodies; Delhi Metro to run 20 more trips on weekdays
Singer Diljit Dosanjh advised the concertgoers to utilise the Delhi Metro service as parking facility would not be available at JLN Stadium.
The move comes as the concert is expected to draw approximately 70,000 spectators.
Diljit Dosanjh concert: DMRC to run extra trains and extend metro hours to facilitate the attendees.

Delhi Metro Extends Train Services Till Midnight For Diljit Dosanjh’s October 30 Concert

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Bus drivers and conductors of Delhi Transport Corporation began a second day of strike on Wednesday, halting services across the capital and prompting the Delhi Metro to add extra trains; the union demands a daily wage of Rs 2,000 and other benefits, while the transport minister has called for an immediate resolution.

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The event, held on Teachers’ Day, brought together students, alumni and faculty at the college’s North Campus venue. Prime Minister Modi arrived by Delhi Metro, where he interacted informally with students, children and fellow passengers. Videos of the journey were widely shared online.