New Delhi, Nov 21: Delhi Metro operations on the Grey Line will not be available for an hour on November 22 to undertake speed trials on the Dwarka-Dhansa Bus Stand section, officials said on Monday.

The Grey Line spans a little over five kilometres between Dwarka and Dhansa Bus Stand with four stations. Airtel Recharge Plan Update: Price of Minimum Monthly Recharge Plan Raised by 57 Percent to Rs 155 in Haryana, Odisha; Pan-India Roll-Out Expected Soon.

"To undertake speed trials on the Dwarka–Dhansa Bus Stand section (Grey Line) for enhancement of speed and overall improvement in quality of train operations, services will not be available between Dwarka and Dhansa Bus Stand for one hour i.e, from 12:30 pm to 01:30 pm tomorrow," the DMRC said in a statement. Uber, Ola Auto Ban:Uber, Ola Auto Ban: Decision on Online App-Based Autorickshaw Services by November 25, Karnataka Government Informs High Courternment Informs High Court.

Passengers are kindly advised to plan their journey accordingly, it said.

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