Four metro stations--Central Secretariat, Udyog Bhawan, Patel Chowk and Lok Kalyan Marg will remain closed for an hour on January 26

January 26 metro guidelines: Parking facilities will remain closed from 06:00 am on January 25 till 02: 00 pm on January 26 across all metro stations

No cross traffic will be allowed at Rajpath intersections from 11 pm on Friday at Rafi Marg, Janpath, and Man Singh Road till the parade is over, Joint Commissioner of Police (Traffic) Manish Kumar Agarwal said

The stations from where commuters cannot exit are Central Secretariat and Khan Market on the Violet line, Pragati Maidan (now called Supreme Court), and Mandi House on the Blue line

The inauguration will be held via video conferencing at 11 am on Monday. The driverless metro train will run on the 37-km Magenta Line, connecting Janakpuri West and Botanical Garden

\"These trains would be more energy-efficient than the earlier trains of Delhi Metro because of improved design features such as better regeneration of energy during braking, energy-efficient subsystems like LED lighting and air conditioning systems,\" the DMRC said

The 37-km Magenta Line connects Janakpuri West and Botanical Garden metro stations

Prime Minister Narendra Modi virtually attended the inauguration ceremony of Phase One of the construction of the Agra Metro project, while Uttar Pradesh chief minister Yogi Adityanath was physically present for the ceremony

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The Delhi Metro on Friday morning announced the closure of exit and entry gates at six metro stations on the Green Line due to security reasons

\"Entry & exit gates of Brigadier Hoshiar Singh, Bahadurgarh City, Pandit Shree Ram Sharma, Tikri Border, Tikri Kalan and Ghevra stations on Green Line are now closed\" says DMRC

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Delhi Metro services, which were shut on March 22 to contain the spread of novel coronavirus, resumed on September 7 in a phased manner

Under approved segment of phase-4, 61.679-km of new metro lines shall be constructed across three different corridors comprising 45 metro stations

Passengers will sit on alternate seats in the train or stand, maintaining a gap of one meter. Suitable marking on the seats has been made

While all the precautionary measures are in place, officials have urged people to eschew unnecessary travelling, especially during peak hours

The guidelines, issued by the Union health ministry, said that seating arrangement should be done in a way to ensure a distance of six feet between chairs and desks

Health Ministry has listed detailed measures that schools need to follow before and after reopening, conduct in workshops, laboratories and other common areas like libraries, canteens, etc., and transport to and from schools

DMRC will resume operations on the Blue and Pink line of Delhi Metro from tomorrow, September 9. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic and subsequent lockdown, the Blue and Pink lines have been shut for the last 171 days