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Bhai Dooj 2026: Namo Bharat To Run 32 Additional Train Trips On Delhi-Meerut Corridor On November 11, Waiting Time Under 10 Minutes

Ghaziabad, Nov 9: The Regional Rapid Transit System (RRTS), branded as Namo Bharat – connecting the national capital and Meerut, has decided to operate additional train trips on the festive occasion of Bhai Dooj. This has been done to ease traffic congestion amid rising pollution levels and also to provide convenient travel during the festival, celebrating the sacred bond of brothers and sisters.…

Bhai Dooj 2026: Namo Bharat To Run 32 Additional Train Trips On Delhi-Meerut Corridor On November 11, Waiting Time Under 10 Minutes

Ghaziabad, November 9: The National Capital Region Transport Corporation (NCRTC), managing the Namo Bharat train service linking Delhi and Meerut, has announced the addition of 32 extra train trips for Bhai Dooj celebrations on November 11. This decision aims to mitigate the surge in traffic and pollution levels, offering convenient travel for those visiting their siblings and relatives during the festival.

Reduced Waiting Time NCRTC's announcement states that these additional trains will operate at intervals of less than 10 minutes, ensuring shorter waiting times for passengers at RRTS stations. Festive Travel Surge The Bhai Dooj festival, celebrated on November 11, is expected to see a significant influx of travelers from across the Delhi-National Capital Region (NCR) to visit their siblings and relatives.

With Wednesday being a working day, road traffic congestion is anticipated to worsen as people commute to their relatives' places. Extra Trains for Smoother Journeys NCRTC's move to increase the frequency of Namo Bharat trains aims to ease congestion not only for festival travelers but also for regular commuters who use the trains for work and business purposes in the capital.

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