Delhi's CM Gupta Officially Opens New DTC Storage Hub in Narela; Launches 105 Electric DEVI Buses
Chillin' in Delhi: In a buzzing move to make the capital city of India more eco-friendly, Chief Minister Rekha Gupta recently unveiled a spankin' new DTC bus terminal at Sector A9, Narela. And guess what? She also launched a slew of 100 slick electric buses — as part of the DEVI (Delhi Electric Vehicle Interchange) initiative!
Witnessing the event were bigwigs like BJP MP Yogender Chandoliya and Ministers Pankaj Kumar Singh and Ravinder Indraj Singh.
These electric buses? Designed to deliver an clean, zippy, and comfy ride. They’re the cherry on top of Delhi's aim to tackle pollution and enhance last-mile connectivity, via the DEVI initiative.
During the festivities, Minister Singh put the focus on the environmental impact of this new addition.
"Pollution in Delhi's been a nagging issue, but you'd have noticed there ain't been any severe disruptions that led to NGT bans lately. This event marks another step towards a Delhi free from smog. The electric buses offer a pollution-free ride for the folks and a stress-free travel experience," he said.
Chandoliya talked up the growing importance of the Narela region, sharing, "Today, we're kick-starting 105 electric DEVI buses right here in Narela. Some big government projects and universities are on the horizon for this area."
Minister Singh sang praises for the rapid development and quality of the new facility. "This baby went from blueprint to grand opening in just 90 sweet days and now boasts all the mod cons such as spiffy EV charging stations and purified drinking water taps for staff and patrons," he said.
The new bus terminal at Narela serves as a vital link in the expanding electric public transit network of the national Capital, and it's gonna help slash traffic pollution big-time in the coming years.
Sources:1. Study: Delhi’s Electric Bus Fleet to Hit 2,000 by 2025, 100% by 20272. Delhi's DEVI initiative boosts last-mile connectivity with 460 electric buses3. New Delhi's Electric Bus Fleet Expands with Modern Designs and Tech4. Electric Bus Depot in Narela Marks Green Milestone for Delhi5. Delhi Government Unveils Clean Energy Strategy, Focuses on Waste-to-Energy and Electric Public Transport.
- The environmental-science community applauds Delhi's dedication to reducing emissions, as the number of electric buses in the city is expected to reach 2,000 by 2025 and 100% by 2027.
- The DEVI (Delhi Electric Vehicle Interchange) initiative is expanding, with over 460 electric buses contributing significantly to improving last-mile connectivity in the city.
- As the transportation sector shifts towards electric vehicles, the lifestyle of city-dwellers in Delhi is set to experience a transformation, with fewer cars emitting pollutants on the roads.
- The finance industry recognizes the potential of investing in green projects, as the Delhi Government has prioritized clean energy, focusing on waste-to-energy and electric public transportation.
- The Indian industry is raising their sustainability standards, as the successful launch of the electric bus terminal in Narela demonstrates a commitment to the environment and the safety of the public transit system.
