Delhi has moved to a tougher, fully digital traffic challan system that forces violators to act within fixed deadlines or face automatic acceptance of the fine. The new framework also requires a 50% deposit before approaching court in challenge cases, while repeat offenders may face licence-related action. Delhi’s new traffic challan rules highlight a stricter,

Delhi is set for a major metro boost with seven new corridors and 65 stations planned under Phase V(B), adding more than 97 km of new connectivity across the capital. The project, estimated at Rs 48,204.56 crore, will push the network deeper into outer Delhi, developing pockets and key institutional areas. Delhi Metro’s Phase V(B)