#1080P METRO LAST LIGHT IMAGE TRIAL#

Initially, Line 6 run from Central Secretariat to Sarita Vihar and began its operations in October 2010. Line 6: Kashmere Gate - Raja Nahar Singh (Ballabhgarh)(Violet Line) Inderlok - Ashok Park Main - Punjabi Bagh - Shivaji Park - Madipur - Paschim Vihar East - Paschim Vihar West - Peeragarhi - Udyog Nagar - Surajmal Stadium - Nangloi - Nangloi Railway Station - Rajdhani Park – Mundka - Mundka Industrial Area (MIA) - Ghevra Metro station - Tikri Kalan - Tikri Border - Pandit Shree Ram Sharma - Bahadurgarh City - Brigadier Hoshiyar Singh The Kirti Nagar- Ashok Park main route was opened on 27 August 2011. The line was made operational from 3 April 2010. The total distance covered by this route is approximately 29.64 km. It also happens to be the second line that offers the standard-gauge corridor after Line 4. This is one of the most recently added line to the Delhi Metro network.

Line 5: Inderlok - Brigadier Hoshiyar Singh (Green Line) Yamuna Bank - Laxmi Nagar - Nirman Vihar - Preet Vihar - Karkardooma - Anand Vihar - Kaushambi – Vaishali The Anand Vihar ISBT - Vaishali route was opened for public on 27 January 2010. A small extension was made in July 2011 connecting the Anand Vihar Metro Station of the Blue Line branch with the Vaishali Metro Station in Ghaziabad, two stations, i.e., Anand Vihar and Vaishali in Ghaziabad. The distance covered under this route is 6.25 km. Line 4: Yamuna Bank - Vaishali (Blue Line) (Branch Line)Ĭompleted in January 2010, Line 4 operates across eight stations. List of Stations in Delhi Metro Blue Line: Line - 2 was made operational in five stages: Samaypur Badli - Rohini Sector 18, 19 - Haiderpur Badli Mor - Jahangirpuri - Adarsh Nagar - Azadpur - Model Town - GTB Nagar - Vishwa Vidyalaya - Vidhan Sabha - Civil Lines - Kashmere Gate - Chandni Chowk - Chawri Bazar - New Delhi - Rajiv Chowk - Patel Chowk - Central Secretariat - Udyog Bhawan - Lok Kalyan Marg - Jor Bagh - INA - AIIMS - Green Park - Hauz Khas - Malviya Nagar - Saket - Qutub Minar - Chhatarpur - Sultanpur - Ghitorni - Arjan Garh - Guru Dronacharya - Sikandarpur - MG Road - IFFCO Chowk - HUDA City Centre

The trains available on this line are generally available on an average frequency of three minutes during peak hours. Line 2 operating between Samaypur Badli - HUDA City Centre covers a distance of 42.2 km. Line 2: Samaypur Badli, Delhi - HUDA City Centre, Gurgaon (Yellow Line) The metro railway network has covered almost the entire city and with continuous endeavours towards expansion, most of the neighbouring areas and suburbs will also be covered by the metro railway by the end of 2021. The Metro Rail Service in Delhi has been appreciated all over the world. The Metro has been specifically designed keeping in mind the comforts of the passengers and the traffic on the road. The introduction of the Metro Rail Service in Delhi has changed the face of transportation in the National Capital Territory of India. The trains were initially run by train operators for around a year, followed by switching over to unmanned train operations.

#1080P METRO LAST LIGHT IMAGE TRIAL#

The trial run commenced from the Mukundpur depot of Delhi Metro and ended at Majalis Park Metro Station on the Majlis Park-Shiv Vihar corridor of phase III.

Venkaiah Naidu and Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal flagged off the trial run of the first-of-its-kind driverless Metro train. Also, DMRC has built an underground integrated parking facility at the Dhansa Bus stand to ease the pain of the commuters as they can easily park their vehicle in the facility. Later the extension for the Dhansa Bus stand was included. In 2019, the first part of the Grey line service was opened between Dwarka to Najafgarh. The new addition is said to be the shortest Metro corridor compared to all the other lines. The total length of the new line is around 5.19 km. This line consists of four stations, Dwarka, Nangli, Najafgarh and Dhansa Bus Stop. These lines have color codes like Red, Yellow, Blue, Green, Violet, Orange, Pink, Magenta, and the recently added Grey Line. There are 10 different color-coded lines that help passengers commute between different stations. The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) added a new edition to its color-coded lines.

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