Delhi metro network to get refurbished after 14 years
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After 14 years of continuous service of carrying masses, Ask anyone who commutes daily by metro and listen to their grievances. Right from trains running late to halting abnormally, these are a regular at Delhi Metro, the lifeline of the nation’s capital. While it has been expanded and covers most of the city now, with a few more routes being added next year, it will be India’s largest metro network.
To combat the ageing, the
The nine stations are namely HUDA City Centre,
Sharma further said that at Rajiv Chowk, the Viewers' Galleryhas been made accessible to commuters to enable easy passage to either platforms there.
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