NCRTC targets RRTS trial runs in Delhi by year-endThe Delhi section of the Namo Bharat regional rail, part of the Regional Rapid Transit System (RRTS), is on track for inauguration by mid-2025. Construction of the 14km viaduct in Delhi is almost complete, with trial runs expected by year-end. This section includes three stations: Sarai Kale Khan, New Ashok Nagar,...
more... and Anand Vihar. The Sarai Kale Khan station, an interchange point for the first three RRTS lines, is designed for seamless integration with other transport modes, including a bus stand, railway station, and Metro station. New Ashok Nagar station connects residents to Meerut, and Anand Vihar station offers multi-modal integration with Delhi Metro, bus services, and the Anand Vihar railway station. Currently, Namo Bharat train services operate on a 34km stretch from Sahibabad to Modi Nagar North. The Meerut South RRTS station is nearing completion and is expected to be commissioned by year-end, extending the operational RRTS corridor to 42km.
Delhi section mein Namo Bharat regional rail, jo Regional Rapid Transit System (RRTS) ka part hai, 2025 ke middle mein inaugurate hone wala hai. Delhi mein 14km long viaduct ka construction almost complete ho gaya hai, aur year-end tak trial runs start hone ki ummeed hai. Is section mein teen stations...
more... hain: Sarai Kale Khan, New Ashok Nagar, aur Anand Vihar. Sarai Kale Khan station, pehle teen RRTS lines ka interchange point hai, aur yeh bus stand, railway station, aur Metro station jaise aur transport modes ke saath seamless integration ke liye design kiya gaya hai. New Ashok Nagar station Meerut ke residents ko connect karta hai, aur Anand Vihar station Delhi Metro, bus services, aur Anand Vihar railway station jaise multi-modal integration options provide karta hai. Ab, Namo Bharat train services Sahibabad se Modi Nagar North tak 34km stretch par operate ho rahi hain. Meerut South RRTS station almost ready hai aur year-end tak commission hone wala hai, jisse operational RRTS corridor 42km tak extend ho jayega.