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Delhi Metro: DMRC To Embrace 15 Stations On Golden Line Hall. (Photograph: PTI)
Delhi Metro’s Section 4 introduces the Golden Line, changing the Silver Line because of visibility considerations. With 15 stations, it goals to boost connectivity, decreasing journey time by 2025.
Some of the pivotal developments is the continued enlargement of the Delhi Metro‘s Section 4 together with the addition of the Golden Line, beforehand named the Silver Line.
The Delhi Metro Rail Company made a serious change within the color code of the Tughlakabad to Delhi Aerocity hall, altering it from the Silver Line to the Golden Line.
The choice has been taken within the wake of some considerations, primarily because of visibility points. Stating that the silver color was not correctly seen on the metro coaches, which even have a silver hue, the color code will now be within the shade of golden, as reported by Republic World.
In a number of different updates, DMRC will embody a complete of 15 stations on the Golden Line hall, which spans roughly 23 kilometres. This is not going to solely assist to boost connectivity throughout the areas and inside Delhi however can even scale back journey time for residents and guests alike. Whereas work on the hall is presently in progress, it’s anticipated to be accomplished by 2025.
Golden Line Hall: Route
Speaking in regards to the Golden Line hall, which spans 23.62 km with 15 stations working in between will hyperlink the Kashmere Gate-Raja Nahar Singh Violet Line with the Airport Categorical Line. The road additionally contains different stations equivalent to Mahipalpur, Vasant Kunj, Chhatarpur, Khanpur, and Sangam Vihar.
Notably, the 24-km speedy transit line, which primarily goals to attach southern Delhi instantly with the Indira Gandhi Worldwide Airport, contains the essential interchange facility on the Tughlakabad Metro Station between the Golden Line and the Purple Line. It has been designed as a four-level underground construction with a 23-metre-deep parking facility and a brief subway to boost commuting and inter-line connectivity.
Different DMRC Corridors
The Delhi Metro is presently engaged on three main corridors as part of Section 4, which is able to cowl a complete distance of 65 kilometres. These embody the Majlis Park to Maujpur stretch (Pink Line), Janakpuri West to RK Ashram (Magenta Line), and Aerocity to Tughalakabad (Silver Line).
It’s pertinent to notice that Delhi Metro has colour-coded names for all its operational corridors to assist passengers simply establish every one in every of them. For example, the Dwarka Sector 21 to Noida/Vaishali metro line is the Blue Line; thus, trains on this line have a blue strip under the home windows.
