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Delhi's High-Tech Metro: 120 KMPH Speed, Mini Vande Bharat Luxury!

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News18•10-03-2026, 12:49

Delhi's High-Tech Metro: 120 KMPH Speed, Mini Vande Bharat Luxury!

•Delhi's Airport Express Line (Orange Line) runs at 120 km/h, connecting New Delhi to Dwarka Sector 25 and Airport Terminal 3.
•Known as "mini Vande Bharat," it offers a luxurious experience with advanced coaches and screens for next station info.
•Dwarka Sector 25 station, inside 'Yashobhoomi', is India's most high-tech and clean, resembling a 5-star hotel.
•Features chair car-like seats, separate bag stands, and soft lighting, ensuring a comfortable 21-minute journey.
•Despite luxury, the fare is affordable, costing just 21 rupees from Dwarka Sector 21 to Dwarka Sector 25.

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