Delhi Metro services to start 2 hours early on Monday for Chhath Puja devotees
Early services will start simultaneously from all terminal stations, with trains running every 15 minutes until regular services begin. | India News
Early services will start simultaneously from all terminal stations, with trains running every 15 minutes until regular services begin.
The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) will start train services at 4.30 am on Monday, two hours earlier than its usual schedule, to facilitate the movement of devotees observing Usha Arghya during Chhath Puja.
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The early services have been arranged for Monday, when devotees will offer Usha Arghya, the morning prayers to the rising Sun, as part of the four-day Chhath festival, DMRC said in a post on X.
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Metro services will commence simultaneously from all terminal stations across the DMRC network, allowing devotees to reach their destinations early in the morning, it said.
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Trains will operate at a frequency of 15 minutes on all lines until the commencement of regular revenue services, after which they will follow the scheduled timetable for the day, it added.
