New Delhi railway station

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New Delhi Railway Station
The Zonal Head Quarter Of Northern Railway

Skyline over the New Delhi Railway Station
Station statistics
Address New Delhi,Delhi,India
Connections Taxi Stand
Structure Standard (On Ground Station)
Platforms 18
Tracks 17
Parking Available
Baggage check Not Available
Other information
Electrified Yes
Code NDLS
Owned by Indian Railways
Fare zone Northern Railway

Coordinates: 28°38′35″N 77°13′09″E / 28.64306°N 77.21917°E / 28.64306; 77.21917

The New Delhi Railway Station (Hindi: नई दिल्ली रेलवे स्टेशन, Urdu: نئی دلّی ریلوے سٹیشن), station code NDLS, is the main railway station in Delhi. New Delhi Station is the second busiest, and one of the largest, in India. It handles over 300 trains each day, from 18 platforms. The New Delhi station holds the record for the largest route interlock system in the world. The station is about two kilometres north of Connaught Place, in central Delhi.

Most eastbound and northbound trains originate at New Delhi Railway Station. However, some important trains to other parts of the country also touch/originate at this station. Some of the most important trains among 100 that originate from New Delhi are:

New Delhi Railway Station is served by New Delhi station on the Yellow Line of the Delhi Metro, and will also be the terminus of the Airport Express when completed in 2010.

New Delhi Railway Station
People thronged outside the station

[edit] Modernisation

In 2007, Terry Farrell and Partners were commissioned to modernise and expand the station in time for the Delhi Commonwealth Games in 2010.

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