Delhi metro magenta line

New Delhi: The Kalkaji Mandir section from Janakpuri west of Delhi Metro&'s magenta line is starting today. This is the longest stretch in the third phase of Delhi Metro. There will be 16 stations. Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) said that Kalkaji temple Metro Jail from Janakpuri West is 25.6 kilometers long. This Union Minister for Housing and Urban Affairs Hardeep Singh Puri and Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal will start flagging the Nehru Enclave. For people this service will start from 29. Now 30 minutes to go from Noida to Gurujram, saving the magenta line. The inauguration ceremony would happen at the Nehru Enclave Metro Station. The Complete list of Delhi Metro Magenta Line is Given Below. Direct access to the airport at the Delhi Metro's magenta line stations Please tell that there are 25 stations on this route, the rest of which have been inaugurated and its services are continuing for the people. All the 25 stations in this route are: Janakpuri West, Dabri Mund, Dasharath Puri, Palam, Sadar Bazar, Terminal 1 Indira Gandhi International Airport, Shankar Vihar, Vasant Vihar, Munirka, Ram Krishna Puram, IIT Delhi, Hauz Khas, Panchsheel Park, Chirag Delhi, Greater Kailash, Nehru Enclave, Kalkaji Temple, Okhla NSIC, Sukhdev Vihar, Jamia Millia Islamia, Okhla Vihar, Jasola Vihar Shahin Bagh, Kalin Mr. Bower, Okhla Bird Sanctuary, Botanical Garden. All metro stations on this line are underground only. Only two stations are elevated. As of 25 December is a big day as Delhi-NCR has received the gift of the country's first non-passenger metro train. On the birthday (December 25) of Christmas and former Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday inaugurated a segment of Delhi Metro newly-built Magenta Line, which will connect Botanical Garden in Noida to Kalkaji Mandir in Delhi. India has stood with its neighbouring country China, where the driver's train has started. The Magenta Line which is decorated with cultural, flora, fauna themes, is the third metro line in the country to be inaugurated by PM Modi this year. He had earlier dedicated the Kochi Metro to the nation in June and the Hyderabad Metro in November. Earlier in April, the Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Australian counterpart Malcolm Turnbull traveled by metro to the Akshardham Temple in Delhi. In these countries the driver goes without the Metro Driver Less Metro runs in Europe, in Denmark, Spain, Italy, France, Germany, Hungary, Switzerland and also in the UK. In these countries, such metro is run in more than one city. Apart from these, the driver's train runs in America and Canada. At the same time, this kind of Metro has already arrived in China, Brazil and Peru. Tell us that a driverless train will be run on the third phase metro lines in Delhi. Among them are the Magenta line with the Botanical Gardens from Shiva Vihar, Pink Line and Janakpuri. According to source that on this a big event Uttar Pradesh chief minister Yogi Adityanath, Governor Ram Naik and Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) managing director Mangu Singh also graced. After the inauguration, all the dignitaries, including PM Modi, took a ride on board the Magenta Line metro during its first public run. On Sunday, the Prime Minister said in a tweet that the highly-anticipated Magenta Line of the Delhi Metro is an example of modernising urban transport that will make travel between Delhi and Noida faster and convenient. Connecting south Delhi's Kalkaji Mandir to Botanical Garden in Noida, the Magenta Line is equipped with platform screen doors (PSDs) on all nine stations as follows Botanical Garden, Okhla Bird Sanctuary, Kalindi Kunj,Jasola Bihar Shaleen Bagh,Okhla Vihar, Jamia Milia Islamia, Sukhdev Vihar, Okhla NSIC and Kalkaji Mandir and Six of the nine new stations—Botanical Garden, Okhla Bird Sanctuary, Jamia Milia Islamia, Sukhdev Vihar, Okhla NSIC and Kalkaji Mandir—have been decorated, reflecting themes of nature, Yoga, and cultural landmarks. At the new Kalkaji Mandir station, ceramic murals of Lotus Temple, ISKCON Temple and nature-themed artworks, and paintings showing birds have been displayed. With the commissioning of the new line, the travel time between south Delhi and Noida will be reduced from 52 minutes to 19 minutes on the Magenta Line. The entire line, when complete, will run from Botanical Garden to Janakpuri West. As We Know that during a trial run on the Magenta Line Last week, a driverless train drove through a wall at the Kalindi Kunj depot because the brakes had not engaged allegedly because of human error.Beside This You need to know Magenta Line to use high-tech signalling system.Accoding To The DMRC authorities said that 10 trains would operate on this new line, while two would be kept on reserve, one each at Kalkaji Mandir and Botanical Garden stations. As Earlier we know that After fares were raised in October by 20-50 per cent, the Delhi Metro lost three lakh commuters a day, a Right to Information (RTI) application revealed. Ticket prices went up by Rs.10 for almost every distance slab in October, just five months after another hike of up to 100 per cent. If You are a regular passenges of the route of noida to south delhi so this is a very great gifted introduce by PM Modi and CM Yogi Aditya Nam. Botanical Garden is first-ever metro interchange station outside Delhi and the travel time between south Delhi and Noida would be significantly reduced. The direct ride on the Magenta Line from Kalkaji Mandir to Botanical Garden takes 19 minutes while travelling through Blue and Violet Lines between the old stations takes 52 minutes, with interchange facility at Mandi House station. The new Kalkaji Temple station is underground and an elevated walkway connects the new facility with the existing station, to facilitate passengers travelling towards Fardiabad side. The coaches running on this line have electronic information display, power charging capacity, including directly through USB ports, and seats in different colour shades. The new trains are also energy-efficient and would save about 20% energy compared to the existing coaches. At present, carriages, measuring 2.9m in width are in use on existing standard gauge corridors—Violet Line (Kashmiri Gate-Escorts Mujesar) and Green Line (Kirti Nagar-Mundka), another senior official said. Yellow Line (Samyapur Badli-Huda City Centre) and Blue Line (Dwarka-Noida/Vaishali) are among the broad guage lines on which wide coaches ply. In Delhi, a non-conducive train is to be run on the third phase of metro lines. Among them are the Magenta line with the Botanical Gardens from Shiva Vihar, Pink Line and Janakpuri. Some Points You Need To Know About Magenta line Metro

• There is a system for sitting between 40 and 50 people in each coach with a three-color chair in the train.
• This is the first Metro Line of DMRC, which is based on standard gauge. This track is different from Blue Line. The Blue Line is based on Broad Gauge. With standard gauge, passengers will get more space within the metro. That is, its capacity will be quite high.
• All nine Metro stations in the route have been eco-friendly. Pit has been constructed for water harvesting for water conservation. Where rain water is collected on the Viaduct. This will help in increasing the level of ground water.
• According to the DMRC spokesperson, in the world so far, 3,000 km track is running on a CBBC-based driver-driven metro. This is the first experiment in the country. Where there is no driver without a driver. But it will be manually operated for two years.
• The Magenta line's metro is quite different from the Blue Line. Four CCTV cameras have been installed in each coach for safety. Apart from this, two CCTV cameras have been installed outside each coach.
• "Coaches measuring 3.2m in width will be in operation on the new Magenta Line. This would also allow 30-40 more passengers than the capacity of coaches running on a standard gauge. The size of a broad gauge line is 5ft 6in (1,676mm) and a standard gauge line is 4ft 8.5in (1,435 mm). These broad-sized coaches (3.2m) can smoothly ply on the newly-laid standard tracks,"

Connectivity and advantages from the second route metro line With the commencement of this section, the operation will begin on 38.2 km long caridor between Janakpuri West and Botanical Gardens. In this line, the changing of Metro will be in Janakpuri West and Hauz Khas. Metro from Janakpuri west to Dwarka, Noida and Vaishali can be caught in the blue line and metro can be caught for hawkas from Hauzkhaas to Huda city center and timur bali. Noida to Gurgaon / Gururgram in 40 minutes Sit at Noida's Botanical Garden and get straight to Janakpuri West. 38 kilometer long magenta line of Delhi Metro is now fully ready. And if you have to go to Gurgaon from Noida then you can save your at least 40 minutes by changing the metro to the Hauj special. With the introduction of this line, the travel period between Noida and Gurgaon will be reduced by at least 30 minutes. The longest and tallest escalator in the country will be available on this line. The special thing is that on this line it is the tallest and tallest escalator in the country. This escalator of Janakpuri West is equal to the height of almost five-storey building and the passengers here will decide this height standing.

List of stations on Magenta Line:

1. Janakpuri West (Interchange station – Blue Line)
2. Dabri Mor
3. Dashrath Puri
4. Palam
5. Sadar Bazaar Cantonment
6. Terminal 1D IGI Airport
7. Shankar Vihar
8. Vasant Vihar
9. Munirka
10. R K Puram
11. IIT-Delhi
12. Hauz Khas (Interchange station – Yellow Line)
13. Panchsheel Park
14. Chirag Delhi
15. Greater Kailash
16. Nehru Enclave
17. Kalkaji Mandir (Interchange station – Violet Line)
18. Okhla NSIC
19. Sukhdev Vihar
20. Jamia Millia Islamia
21. Okhla Vihar
22. Jasola Vihar Shaheen Bagh
23. Kalindi Kunj
24. Okhla Bird Sanctuary
25. Botanical Garden (Interchange station – Blue Line)

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