Explorer

All about India's first driverless metro train | Master Stroke

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday inaugurated India's first-ever driverless train operations on Delhi Metro's Magenta Line, along with the fully operational National Common Mobility Card service, and said that India will have the metro service in more than 25 cities by 2025, as against in 18 cities currently.

Fully automated driverless train will run on the 37-kilometre long Magenta Line from Janakpuri West to Botanical Garden.

All Shows

Master Stroke

Sponsored Links by Taboola

Top Headlines

Strait Of Hormuz Turns Flashpoint As Iran Floats $2 Million Transit Fee Amid Gulf Tensions
Iran Charging $2 Million Toll To Pass Strait Of Hormuz Amid Blockade: Report
Iran President Sends Strong Warning: 'Strait Of Hormuz Open, But Not For Violators'
Iran President Sends Strong Warning: 'Strait Of Hormuz Open, But Not For Violators'
Trump Issues 'Death Of Iran' Threat After 48-Hour Ultimatum, Tehran Warns Of Retaliation
Trump Issues 'Death Of Iran' Threat After 48-Hour Ultimatum, Tehran Warns Of Retaliation
Netanyahu Calls On World Leaders To Join US-Israel War Against Iran
Netanyahu Calls On World Leaders To Join US-Israel War Against Iran
ABP Premium

Videos

BREAKING: Iran Strikes Ben Gurion Airport, Escalates Drone & Missile Attacks on Israel
BREAKING: PM Modi Sets Record as India’s Longest-Serving Head of Government
War Update: Trump Issues 48-Hour Ultimatum to Iran Over Hormuz, Threatens Energy Infrastructure Strikes
Breaking: Iran Strikes Southern Israel: Arad, Dimona Hit by Ballistic Missiles; Over 180 Injured
Breaking Update: Iran Strikes Israel’s Dimona Nuclear Site with Ballistic Missiles, Panic Ensues
Embed widget