<p>Delhi Metro will stop services across routes at 8 pm on Diwali, which is three hours before the scheduled time, said Metro officials on Saturday.<br /><br /></p>.<p>On Tuesday, the last train will start at 8 pm from terminal stations across six lines namely Dilshad Garden, Rithala, Jahangirpuri, Huda City Centre, Noida City Centre, Dwarka Sector-21, Yamuna Bank, Vaishali, Inderlok, Mundka, Central Secretariat and Badarpur.<br /><br />“Metro train services will run as usual for the rest of the day on Diwali from 6 am onwards,” said a Delhi Metro Rail Corporation official.<br /><br />On a normal day, about 15 trains are withdrawn from the lines during non-peak hours from 12:30 pm to 4:30 pm.<br /><br />Additionally, in view of Bhai Duj which will be celebrated on November 15, Metro trains will make 200 extra trips.<br /></p>
<p>Delhi Metro will stop services across routes at 8 pm on Diwali, which is three hours before the scheduled time, said Metro officials on Saturday.<br /><br /></p>.<p>On Tuesday, the last train will start at 8 pm from terminal stations across six lines namely Dilshad Garden, Rithala, Jahangirpuri, Huda City Centre, Noida City Centre, Dwarka Sector-21, Yamuna Bank, Vaishali, Inderlok, Mundka, Central Secretariat and Badarpur.<br /><br />“Metro train services will run as usual for the rest of the day on Diwali from 6 am onwards,” said a Delhi Metro Rail Corporation official.<br /><br />On a normal day, about 15 trains are withdrawn from the lines during non-peak hours from 12:30 pm to 4:30 pm.<br /><br />Additionally, in view of Bhai Duj which will be celebrated on November 15, Metro trains will make 200 extra trips.<br /></p>
