As the Union Cabinet, chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday approved the Rithala-Narela-Nathupur (Kundli) corridor of Delhi Metro's Phase-IV, the PM on Saturday expressed the government's commitment to improving connectivity across the country.
Addressing the Union home minister in a post on X, Kejriwal wrote, “Amit Shah ji, what is happening in Delhi. Even the cable of the Delhi Metro has been stolen. Nothing is safe, do something.”
The 30-minute film was screened in the prestigious Indian Panorama under non-feature film category, a DMRC spokesperson said.
The decision came during a high-level meeting Rai held with the officials on the implementation of GRAP-III restrictions in the city.
The Delhi Metro customers will now be able to book their bike taxi rides from Delhi Metro’s official mobile app, DMRC Momentum (Delhi Sarthi 2.0) itself without the need to juggle between multiple apps.
It has urged the Centre to revise Covid safety protocols to allow it to run with at least full seating capacity to make up for its revenue losses due to lockdown; city logs 141 fresh virus cases, 3 deaths.
“I travelled in Delhi Metro today to return back to the airport & reached in a very short span as compared to travel by road! Don’t know when will I be able to travel in Mumbai Metro 3 to the airport, looking at the things messed up by MVA on CarShed issues #Metro #Mumbai,” Fadnavis tweeted.
The Prime Minister was speaking after inaugurating the first-ever driverless Metro operations and launching the expansion of National Common Mobility Card to the Airport Express Line of Delhi Metro via video conference.
Speaking on the occasion, the Prime Minister termed today's event as an attempt to make urban development future ready. He said preparing the country for future needs is an important responsibility of governance.
The farmers from five states - Uttar Pradesh, Haryana, Uttarakhand, Rajasthan, Kerala and Punjab – are planning a march to Delhi today and tomorrow. The Delhi government has refused to allow any rally in the city, citing the coronavirus outbreak.
