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Over 67 Lakh People Used Delhi Metro On New Year, Most In 6 Years
Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) carried more than 67 lakh people on January 1, 2024, the highest ridership registered by the mass transit system on a New Year day in the last six years.
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Delhi Sees Massive Traffic Jams, Long Queues At Metro Stations On New Year
Several roads in Lutyens' Delhi area witnessed chock-a-block situation while revellers stood in serpentine queues inside and outside metro stations as huge crowds thronged the India Gate, Connaught Place and other religious places on New Year's Day.
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Heading Out To Celebrate New Year's Eve In Delhi? Check Road Blocks, Curbs
As Delhi and the adjacent areas gear up to bring in the new year, the police in the national capital have amped security in ares that may see a heavy footfall.
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No Exit Allowed From Delhi's Rajiv Chowk Metro After 9 PM On December 31: DMRC
SS Yadav, Special Commissioner of Police (CP) (Traffic), said that on December 31, Delhi Police will ensure necessary arrangements and deployment of personnel at places where people are expected to gather.
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No Exit From Delhi Metro's Rajiv Chowk Station After 9 pm On Dec 31
Passenger won't be allowed to exit from Rajiv Chowk metro station in the heart of Delhi, from 9 pm onwards on the New Year's Eve to manage crowd, officials said today.
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Don't Miss These Amazing 2023 New Year's Eve Parties In Mumbai, Bengaluru And Delhi
Where do you plan to celebrate your New Years Eve 2022? Head to these party spots in the metro cities
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Pics: Delhi Sees Big Crowds At Popular Spots On New Year's Day Amid Curbs
A huge number of people were seen at public places in Delhi on the first day of New Year on Saturday with few wearing masks and even fewer showing any caution amid growing coronavirus cases due to the new coronavirus variant Omicron.
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Delhi Has 125 New Covid Cases, Xmas And New Year's Gatherings Banned: 10 Points
As Omicron cases steadily rise in the national capital, the Delhi government today banned all gatherings to celebrate Christmas and New Year. Cultural events were also prohibited on a day Delhi recorded 125 Covid new cases, the highest in six months.
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Delhi Metro Closes Exit Gates Of 4 Stations To Reduce Overcrowding
The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) on Friday said it has closed exit gates at four stations -- Khan Market, Mandi House, Central Secretariat and Supreme Court -- to reduce overcrowding due to the ongoing pandemic situation.
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Exit Gates At Delhi's Khan Market Closed In View Of New Year Celebrations
Anticipating large gatherings on New Year's Day, exit gates at four metro stations in central Delhi were closed on Friday afternoon by authorities.
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Night Curfew, Ban On Gatherings In States Ahead Of New Year: 10 Points
Three metros -- Delhi, Mumbai and Chennai -- and several states including Punjab and Kerala have announced restrictions including big gatherings and night curfew for New Year's eve in view of the coronavirus outbreak. The Centre has advised restrictions to keep large gatherings to a minimum as the highly infectious UK strain of the virus surfaced i...
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New Year's Eve: Know The Delhi COVID-19 Guidelines
New Year's Eve: Here's a look at the Covid-19 guidelines for New Year's Eve celebrations amid the COVID-19 pandemic. The Delhi Metro has decided to shut the Rajiv Chowk metro station after 9 pm. Every year, revellers gather at the iconic Connaught Place, the heart of the city, to ring in the New Year.
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New Year 2020: Delhi's Rajiv Chowk Metro Station To Close Early On New Year's Eve
Exit points at the Rajiv Chowk metro station will be closed at 9 pm on the New Year's eve, the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) said on Monday.
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Over 75,000 People Visited India Gate For New Year Celebrations: Police
Happy New Year 2019: Braving chilly weather and severe air pollution, thousands of Delhiites visited restaurants, pubs and malls as well as open public spaces at India Gate and Connaught Place to celebrate the New Year keeping the police on their toes to avert any untoward incident.
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Exit Gates At 4 Delhi Metro Stations Shut As New Year's Crowd Swells
Exit facilities at four major metro stations in central Delhi were shut as thousands of revellers thronged surrounding areas on Tuesday to celebrate the New Year, a senior official said.
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Over 67 Lakh People Used Delhi Metro On New Year, Most In 6 Years
Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) carried more than 67 lakh people on January 1, 2024, the highest ridership registered by the mass transit system on a New Year day in the last six years.
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Delhi Sees Massive Traffic Jams, Long Queues At Metro Stations On New Year
Several roads in Lutyens' Delhi area witnessed chock-a-block situation while revellers stood in serpentine queues inside and outside metro stations as huge crowds thronged the India Gate, Connaught Place and other religious places on New Year's Day.
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Heading Out To Celebrate New Year's Eve In Delhi? Check Road Blocks, Curbs
As Delhi and the adjacent areas gear up to bring in the new year, the police in the national capital have amped security in ares that may see a heavy footfall.
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No Exit Allowed From Delhi's Rajiv Chowk Metro After 9 PM On December 31: DMRC
SS Yadav, Special Commissioner of Police (CP) (Traffic), said that on December 31, Delhi Police will ensure necessary arrangements and deployment of personnel at places where people are expected to gather.
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No Exit From Delhi Metro's Rajiv Chowk Station After 9 pm On Dec 31
Passenger won't be allowed to exit from Rajiv Chowk metro station in the heart of Delhi, from 9 pm onwards on the New Year's Eve to manage crowd, officials said today.
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Don't Miss These Amazing 2023 New Year's Eve Parties In Mumbai, Bengaluru And Delhi
Where do you plan to celebrate your New Years Eve 2022? Head to these party spots in the metro cities
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Pics: Delhi Sees Big Crowds At Popular Spots On New Year's Day Amid Curbs
A huge number of people were seen at public places in Delhi on the first day of New Year on Saturday with few wearing masks and even fewer showing any caution amid growing coronavirus cases due to the new coronavirus variant Omicron.
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Delhi Has 125 New Covid Cases, Xmas And New Year's Gatherings Banned: 10 Points
As Omicron cases steadily rise in the national capital, the Delhi government today banned all gatherings to celebrate Christmas and New Year. Cultural events were also prohibited on a day Delhi recorded 125 Covid new cases, the highest in six months.
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Delhi Metro Closes Exit Gates Of 4 Stations To Reduce Overcrowding
The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) on Friday said it has closed exit gates at four stations -- Khan Market, Mandi House, Central Secretariat and Supreme Court -- to reduce overcrowding due to the ongoing pandemic situation.
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Exit Gates At Delhi's Khan Market Closed In View Of New Year Celebrations
Anticipating large gatherings on New Year's Day, exit gates at four metro stations in central Delhi were closed on Friday afternoon by authorities.
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Night Curfew, Ban On Gatherings In States Ahead Of New Year: 10 Points
Three metros -- Delhi, Mumbai and Chennai -- and several states including Punjab and Kerala have announced restrictions including big gatherings and night curfew for New Year's eve in view of the coronavirus outbreak. The Centre has advised restrictions to keep large gatherings to a minimum as the highly infectious UK strain of the virus surfaced i...
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New Year's Eve: Know The Delhi COVID-19 Guidelines
New Year's Eve: Here's a look at the Covid-19 guidelines for New Year's Eve celebrations amid the COVID-19 pandemic. The Delhi Metro has decided to shut the Rajiv Chowk metro station after 9 pm. Every year, revellers gather at the iconic Connaught Place, the heart of the city, to ring in the New Year.
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New Year 2020: Delhi's Rajiv Chowk Metro Station To Close Early On New Year's Eve
Exit points at the Rajiv Chowk metro station will be closed at 9 pm on the New Year's eve, the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) said on Monday.
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Over 75,000 People Visited India Gate For New Year Celebrations: Police
Happy New Year 2019: Braving chilly weather and severe air pollution, thousands of Delhiites visited restaurants, pubs and malls as well as open public spaces at India Gate and Connaught Place to celebrate the New Year keeping the police on their toes to avert any untoward incident.
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Exit Gates At 4 Delhi Metro Stations Shut As New Year's Crowd Swells
Exit facilities at four major metro stations in central Delhi were shut as thousands of revellers thronged surrounding areas on Tuesday to celebrate the New Year, a senior official said.
