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February 27th, 2009 | 
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Delhi Metro Route currently covers over 65.10 Km of elevated, underground and ground level metro corridors. This would eventually be stretched to 121.17 Km more of the Delhi Metro train route. The current Delhi Metro Train Route Map consists of the Phase I routes that include:
- Line 1 - Red Line
It runs from Shahadra to Rithala via Tri Nagar
- Line 2 – Yellow Line
It runs from Vishwavidyalaya to Central Secretariat - Line 3 – Blue Line
It runs from Indraprastha to Dwarka Sub City via Barakhamba RoadOut of these three, the yellow line is entirely underground, whereas, the red line and blue lines have mixed underground, and above the ground Delhi Metro Railway tracks.
Phase II of Delhi Metro train route would include 10 more routes that would interconnect the entire city and beyond to a network of DMRC trains. These touted to cover over 121 Km would include:
- Shahdara to Dilshad Garden
- Yamuna Ghat to Anand Vihar ISBT
- Anand Vihar to KB Vaishali
- Vishwavidyalaya to Jahangir Puri
- Indraprastha to Noida Sec – 32
- Central Secretariat to Sushant Lok
- Central Secretariat to Badarpur
- New Delhi Railway Station – Airport
- Dwarka Sec – 9 to Sec – 21
- Inderlok to Mundka via Kirti Nagar
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Yes there is a good news about Commonwealth Games 2010.We can now book our tickets from todays…
Tickets for the Commonwealth Games start from just $15 and they include free public transport on the day of the event. Within Australia, there are five ways to purchase tickets:
Tickets for the Commonwealth Games start from just $15 and they include free public transport on the day of the event. Within Australia, there are five ways to purchase tickets:
- You can purchase tickets online
- at Ticketmaster retail outlets
- by phoning 1300 00 2006 (within Australia).
- at the venue on the day of the event
- via ebay or similar (no recommended and probably illegal)
Thousands of new tickets to high-demand events went on sale on 23 January. Unfortunately, due to very high demand, tickets to Diving, Swimming, Gymnastics and Track Cycling have already been sold out, but there are still plenty of previously unavailable tickets to Athletics, Basketball, Hockey and Shooting.