Delhi Metro

Delhi Metro achieved 99.95% punctuality in 2026, outperforming global transit systems. Rated among the top five worldwide, DMRC has grown significantly since its inception in 2002.

Delhi Metro has removed entry and exit restrictions, facilitating access to all stations. DMRC on Sunday shared an update on train services.

Delhi Metro has closed 18 stations, including New Delhi, starting until further notice due to CJP protests. However, interchange facilities remain available at Rajiv Chowk, Mandi House and Central Secretariat but not at New Delhi metro station.

Registered delegates are strongly advised to use public transport, especially the Delhi metro, to reach the venue.

Following the November 10 Red Fort blast, authorities have reopened the monument and surrounding areas, including Lal Quila Metro Station. The Red Fort is open to visitors again on November 16.

Security measures have intensified across Delhi and other regions following a deadly blast near Red Fort Metro station. CISF has heightened vigilance at key installations, while traffic restrictions are in place.

DMRC will run 40 extra weekday trips to reduce air pollution by encouraging metro use. The initiative includes dust control measures and deployment of anti-smog guns at construction sites.

A teen faced harassment on the Delhi Metro from a middle-aged man. Sharing on Reddit, she said the incident left her ‘confused’ and 'nervous,' vowing, ‘Will never use metro again.’

A woman from Meghalaya alleged she was subjected to racist slurs twice in one day in Delhi, once in Kamla Nagar and later inside a Metro. “In my own country, I felt like I don’t belong here,” she said in a viral video that has sparked widespread outrage online.