NEW DELHI: The eagerly awaited Kalkaji Mandir to Janakpuri West section of Delhi Metro’s Magenta Line is now prone to open by way of mid-May.
The Commissioner for Metro Rail Safety (CMRS) will inspect the 25.6-km-long section from May eight to 10, Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) said. Once the section will get the safety go-ahead from CMRS, DMRC would be able to open the section to public.
The first 12.6-km-long section of the Magenta Line between Botanical Garden in Noida and Kalkaji Mandir used to be inaugurated in December ultimate yr. The remaining section will put south Delhi spaces reminiscent of Vasant Vihar, Munirka, IIT, Greater Kailash, Chirag Dilli and so on. at the Delhi Metro map for the first time and south Delhi would also come closer to Noida and west Delhi.
The Kalkaji Mandir to Janakpuri West section of Magenta Line has 16 stations, together with two interchange stations – Hauz Khas (with Yellow Line) and Janakpuri West (with Blue Line).
The Magenta Line would significantly scale back shuttle time between west Delhi and south Delhi, Gurugram, Faridbad and Noida. For instance, traveling between Hauz Khas and Janakpuri West at the moment requires an interchange from Rajiv Chowk that takes just about 55 mins however with the outlet of the Magenta Line, the adventure would take less than part an hour.
For lakhs of residents of west Delhi, one of the crucial populous parts of the capital, the one lifeline connecting them to the remainder of the town is Delhi Metro’s Blue Line (Dwarka Sector 21-Noida City Centre/Vaishali), which involves traveling as much as Rajiv Chowk if they want to alternate trains to talk over with any other a part of Delhi NCR. This will alternate with the outlet of the Janakpuri West-Kalkaji Mandir section of the Magenta Line. The hall would go via and attach heavily populated spaces like Palam, Dabri, Mahavir Enclave, Sagarpur, Dashrathpuri and so on.
The Commissioner for Metro Rail Safety (CMRS) will inspect the 25.6-km-long section from May eight to 10, Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) said. Once the section will get the safety go-ahead from CMRS, DMRC would be able to open the section to public.
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The first 12.6-km-long section of the Magenta Line between Botanical Garden in Noida and Kalkaji Mandir used to be inaugurated in December ultimate yr. The remaining section will put south Delhi spaces reminiscent of Vasant Vihar, Munirka, IIT, Greater Kailash, Chirag Dilli and so on. at the Delhi Metro map for the first time and south Delhi would also come closer to Noida and west Delhi.
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The Kalkaji Mandir to Janakpuri West section of Magenta Line has 16 stations, together with two interchange stations – Hauz Khas (with Yellow Line) and Janakpuri West (with Blue Line).
The Magenta Line would significantly scale back shuttle time between west Delhi and south Delhi, Gurugram, Faridbad and Noida. For instance, traveling between Hauz Khas and Janakpuri West at the moment requires an interchange from Rajiv Chowk that takes just about 55 mins however with the outlet of the Magenta Line, the adventure would take less than part an hour.
For lakhs of residents of west Delhi, one of the crucial populous parts of the capital, the one lifeline connecting them to the remainder of the town is Delhi Metro’s Blue Line (Dwarka Sector 21-Noida City Centre/Vaishali), which involves traveling as much as Rajiv Chowk if they want to alternate trains to talk over with any other a part of Delhi NCR. This will alternate with the outlet of the Janakpuri West-Kalkaji Mandir section of the Magenta Line. The hall would go via and attach heavily populated spaces like Palam, Dabri, Mahavir Enclave, Sagarpur, Dashrathpuri and so on.
Kalkaji-Janakpuri West Metro section by mid-May
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