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New Delhi expected to get its first electric bus in February: all you need to know about election vehicle
Trendingdesk •These buses will have a low floor and will be equipped with hydraulic lifts. The facility will allow passengers on wheelchairs to board the bus easily.
Delhi-Kathmandu bus service resumes today: Check guidelines here
Trendingdesk •The bus service, which started in November 2014, covers a distance of 1,167 km and connects the capital cities of India and Nepal
Pedestrians in Old Delhi happy with Chandni Chowk's redevelopment, shop owners not so much
Vijaya Pushkarna •Centuries will now not only co-exist in the market built by Shah Jahan in the 17th century but will also have to compete with each other with the 1.3-kilometre-long stretch set to get its first mall
Arvind Kejriwal realigns AAP to cement footprint ahead of Delhi polls; free bus rides scheme for women reminiscent of Hindutva, freebie politics
Kangkan Acharyya •The very fact that the BJP has won every single election in Delhi after the 2015 Assembly polls suggest the tectonic shift in the city’s politics.
Free-ride scheme for women in Delhi begins: Dy CM Manish Sisodia says move will increase women's role in NCR economy
•The free of cost travel scheme for women in Delhi public buses began with Manish Sisodia saying it will ensure their safety and increase their role in the national capital's economy.
Article 370 scrapped: DTC cancels Delhi-Lahore bus after Pakistan suspended 'friendship' bus service
•Pakistan Tourism Development Corporation (PTDC) had on Saturday telephonically informed the DTC about suspension of the Delhi-Lahore bus service from Monday.
Delhi pollution: EPCA boss Bhure Lal's idea to ban all non-CNG vehicles symptomatic of bureaucratic stupidity
Sandipan Sharma •Banning one crore vehicles would put at least a crore more commuters—assuming just one person rides one vehicle—at the mercy of public transport.
Delhi High Court questions AAP government and DMRC over plea against 'skyrocketing' metro fares
•The Delhi High Court on Thursday sought responses from the AAP government and DMRC on Congress leader Ajay Maken's plea opposing the rise in fares of Delhi metro and seeking that ticket prices be subsidised.
Maneka Gandhi rejects Delhi govt's project to install CCTVs in DTC buses, calls it a 'waste of public money'
Ians •"Molestation on buses is about (inappropriate) touching. It will not be picked up by the CCTVs since buses are so crowded. It is just a waste of money," the Minister for Women and Child Development told the media.
Delhi High Court asks state govt to consider multi-level bus parkings, augment number of vehicles
Ians •The Delhi High Court on Wednesday asked the city government to consider building multi-level bus parkings at DTC depots, which would be vital to augment number of buses ferrying commuters on Delhi roads.