It make peoples more convenient to reach nearby metro station by their own vehicle and rest of journey they travel by metro because every person want to reach destination on time whether it is office, school, shop.

It saves person’s time, money as well as prevents pollution, road accident, and unnecessary traffic jam in roads. Parking charges are very nominal. They charge different rates for scooter, cars, taxis, cycles according to hours.

Some of parking areas are equipped with CCTV cameras to keep eye on suspects. Now a day’s more and more people demanding from parking space because people like to leave their vehicle at station. “The parking contractor will have to wear a uniform and carry the identity card at all times. Parking sites will have signage giving details of the parking contract and rates,” said a DMRC spokesperson.

The move will also end the strife over parking charges and rules at metro stations. For the safety of the parked vehicles and for the security of their own premises, the DMRC will have boundary walls enclosing the parking sites and a room for the parking attendants. “The attendants can use the facility for keeping helmets and other belonging and they will also have to ensure the parking areas are neat and clean.

The Municipal Corporation of Delhi has also emphasized the need to keep the parking sites clean and for the staff to be on alert,” the spokesperson said.

Currently, the total operational parking area under the DMRC is 1, 98, 942 sq m spread across 76 metro stations. The largest parking space available on Line 1 (Dilshad Garden to Rithala) is at Kanhaiya Nagar with a parking area of approximately 7, 000 sq m., while on Line 2 (Central Secretariat – Jehangirpuri) it is at the Patel Chowk station, which has a parking area of 8, 400 sq m.On Line 3 (Dwarka Sector 9 to Noida City Centre) Yamuna Bank and Janakpuri West stations have the biggest parking slots of 6, 300 sq m and 6, 400 sq m respectively.

Multi-level parkings at New Delhi Metro Station (on the Airport Express Link) are under commission.

“On Line 6 (Central Secretariat-Badarpur) stretch we have made provisions for offering adequate parking space. Stations like Nehru Place and Okhla which have a high footfall will have a parking bay stretching up to 2000 sq m, Kalkaji will have a 1040 sq m and Govindpuri 1779 sq m kept aside for parking purposes. The parking contracts for Tughlakabad, Mohan Estate and Badarpur are also in process and will be operational with the opening of the line till the last stop,” the spokesperson said.

For this they accept some things from passengers.

• Do stand in queue.

• First two coaches are reserved for women’s

• Do not carry eating and drinking material

• Do not carry pets

• Do not smoke and drink

• In journey keep mind comfortable of your fellow passengers

• Give seat to needy persons

• Do not sit on reserved seat

• Do not jump on fare collection gate

• Stand behind yellow line

• In emergency you can talk to driver

• While standing on escalators keep one hand to side

• Do limit your baggage to 15 kg

• Try to exit from emergency door in emergency

• Take care of your belongings

• Do not travel without token or card

• Do not travel on train roof

• Do not jump on metro track

• Beware of pick pockets in train

• Keep distance from door in train

  

KASHMERE GATE  Help line nos.:    mb.no 23860837

                                                                 landline no: 8800793107

• Automatic fare collection gate

This automatic fare collection system introduced first time in country. For which person has to purchase token or card from counter. After that he has to hold the token or card near to gate screen on right side if token is valid then gate will automatically opens otherwise person should contact to customer service staff.

• Ticket Modes

1. Token- This is used for one way journey or single day journey it validity will remain for that particular day only. Its’s minimum charges is 8 Rs and maximum charge is 30 Rs.

2. Metro Card- This is mainly used by frequent commuters. Card available on each metro station at 50 Rs. This money refundable when you return this card to metro. Maximum recharge money for this card is 800 Rs. There are no renewal charges for this card. Its validity is one year from purchase of card. You can also check balance in your metro card on ticket reading machine at any metro station.

• Tourist Card

This card dedicated to those persons whose has to make frequent travel between 1-3 days or short period. It is also known as tourist card. Charges for one day value card is 100 Rs and charges for three day value card is 300 Rs. Refundable 50 Rs which one deposit at time of purchase of card.

The average distance between any two metro stations is 3-4 km. From any station person can make their metro travel card and for tourist persons there is also tourist card whose validity for one or two days. Stations are very neat and clean if any person found eating, drinking or spitting then this thing count in offence so person has to fine or penalty.

• Restaurant

  Coffee shop

  Book store

  ATM

Is available at every metro station.

The Institute is an autonomous body registered under the Societies Registration Act, 1860, the Indian Law Institute has the requisite independence and academic freedom to carry out its objectives. The membership of the Institute is now nearly three thousand representing the persons interested in the study and advancement of law.

Hon’ble Chief Justice of India is the ex-officio President of the Institute. The Law Minister of Government of India & the Attorney-General for India are its ex-officio Vice Presidents. Third Vice-President is elected by the members of the Governing Council, from among themselves. Judges of the Hon’ble Supreme Court of India and High Courts, prominent lawyers, Government officials and Professors of Law are represented in the Governing Council of the Institute.

The Institute’s Library is one of the best libraries in the country. It has more than 75000 titles. It subscribes to 270 current legal periodicals. JILI is one of the leading law journal. ASIL contains surveys written by academicians and practitioners.

The Indian Law Institute has been granted Deemed University Status in 2004 vide Government of India, Ministry of Human Resource Development Notification No. F.9-9/2001-U.3 dated 29.10.2004.

Contact address:

THE INDIAN LAW INSTITUTE(Deemed University)

Bhagwan Dass Road, New Delhi – 110 001

Phone: 23387526, 23386321

The urgent need to initiate advanced studies in the areas of History of Art, Conservation, and Museology has been discussed for years and the first step was taken in 1983, when diploma and post graduate diploma courses in History of International and Modern Art and their Sources and Restoration of Oil paintings were initiated in National Gallery of Modern Art, New Delhi. In the year 1985, the programme was shifted to National Museum and its scope was expanded to include teaching of History of Art, covering both Ancient and Modern, Eastern and Western. The programme of Restoration of Oil paintings was also widened to include the restoration of other works of art of organic and inorganic material.

With a view that the students can benefit and make a career out of these advanced studies, and because of the fact that mere diplomas may not make them eligible to apply and compete for various posts in the museums, galleries and universities, it was considered appropriate to set up an Institute that could award its own M.A. and Ph.D. degrees. Thus the Society of the National Museum Institute of the History of Art, Conservation and Museology, Delhi was formed and registered on January 27, 1989 under the Societies Registration Act, 1860. Based on the recommendation of the University Grants Commission, the Ministry of Human Resources Development, Government of India accorded the status of ‘Deemed to be University’ on April 29, 1989 to the National Museum Institute of History of Art, Conservation and Museology, to be administered by the above Society.

The Institute is open on all working days (Monday – Saturday) from 9.45 A.M. to 5.15 P.M. and remains closed on second Saturdays, Sundays and gazetted holidays as observed by the Government of India.The Institute follows semester system and there are two semesters in a calendar year extending from July to December and January to June.Presently, there are three departments in the Institute, viz. (i) Department of History of Art (ii) Department of Conservation; and (iii) Department of Museology.

Presently, the Institute is located in National Museum and consequently does not have its own campus and Hostel buildings. As soon as the buildings are ready in its NOIDA campus, the hostel facilities to its students can be provided.

Contact Information

Address: National Museum Institute, Janpath, New Delhi – 110 001

Phone: + 91 – 11 – 2301 1901 , + 91 – 11 – 2379 2249

Fa[: + 91 – 11 – 2301 1899
Website: http://nmi.gov.in | w w w .nationalmuseumindia.gov.in/nmi

Post Graduate Diploma:

Three-year PG Diploma in Dramatic Arts

• Direction

• Acting

• Stagecraft

Eligibility:

Post Graduate Diploma:
A candidate willing to get admission in NSD should be a Graduate in any subject from a recognized University. The candidate should be Proficient in Hindi and English. Active participation in at least 6 plays or in any other theatre related activity is an essential criteria. Age limitation is between 18 and 30 years.

Admission Procedure:

Post Graduate Diploma:
Screening test is conducted for admission in PG Diploma course. The process gets completed in two steps – Audition or practical test of the candidates and 3-5 days workshop in the campus of NSD, New Delhi.

Facilities:

• Audio-video library

• Scholarship

• Hostel

Affiliated to: Ministry  of  Culture Courses:

National School of Drama
Bahawalpur House, 1 Bhagwandas Road
New Delhi – 110 001,Delhi
Phone: +91-11-23382821
Email: info@nsd.gov.in
Website: http://www.nsd.gov.in

 Facilities

Rashtriya Sanskrit Sansthan has a library with vast collection of books including digital books, catalogues and thesis. The library facilitates book bank so that the students have access to wide information collected by the library. It has also established a publication that shoulders the responsibility of bringing out the thesis and writings of various scholars involved with the Sansthan.

History

Established in October 1970 as an autonomous organization, the Rashtriya Sanskrit Sansthan has been registered under the Societies Registration Act, 1860. The University was established to fulfill the objective for the development, preservation and promotion of Sanskrit learning all over the country and abroad.

Contact Details:

Rashtriya Sanskrit Sansthan
Deemed University
56-57, Institutional Area,
Janakpuri,
New Delhi – 110 058 ,Delhi
Phone: +91-11-28524993, 28524995, 28520976, 28520977
Fax: +91-11-28521948
rsks@nda.vsnl.net.in
www.sanskrit.nic.in

The Collective, a super-premium and luxury lifestyle brand from Madura Garments, has recently opened its 17,500 sq.ft store at the Ambience mall, Vasant Kunj.The Ambience has already established its strong presence in the retail industry with its first Mall, Ambience Mall, Gurgaon. Not only it is the largest operational retail shopping mall in India (Source: Jones Lang LaSalle Meghraj), with a walkway of almost a kilometre of shopping per floor but also become a complete Destination Mall with enumerable casual and fine dining options, exhaustive brand list and six anchor stores, beer garden, 7 screen multiplex, Bowling alley, Fun City for Children, fitness solutions etc. With such a grand success, the soon opening Ambience Mall, Vasant Kunj is much anticipated to be the next favourite mall of Delhi.

“Ambience Mall”, Vasant Kunj is an integrated shopping mall on the Nelson Mandela Road (part of the Outer Ring Road of New Delhi) and enroute to the International Airport. Nelson Mandela Road provides easy connectivity to other parts of New Delhi, especially the up-market areas of Vasant Vihar, West End, Shanti Niketan and Vasant Kunj. The mall is a part of the Vasant Kunj Shopping Mall Complex proposed by DDA in Delhi consisting of two other shopping malls and Corporate Offices.

The Old Delhi railway station is the starting point of many major trains, like Mussoorrie express, Samjhauta express and Pink City Express, amongst others. The station offers computerized reservation facility, which can be easily availed for booking tickets. The Old Delhi railway stationalso has a tourist information centre to deal with any queries of visitors in the city. The ISBT (Interstate Bus Terminal) of Kashmere gate is located near the Old Delhi railway station, making it comfortable for outstation people to catch trains from this station.

The station code of Old Delhi railway station is DLI. This station was built before independence by the British and has always been a strategic railway station of the country. The Old Delhi station balances the extra burden received by the New Delhi Railway Station. The station is close to the Chandni Chowk Metro Station, thereby making it further easy for metro users to catch trains to different destinations.

The Old Delhi station has railway lines from three directions including from East i.e. Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh side, from North, i.e. Ambala, Karnal,Sonepat, Panipat, Chandigarh, Amritsar & Jammu, etc and from West i.e , Kishanganj, Shakurbasti, Rohtak side. The Old Delhi railway station has a total number of 10 platforms.

The area around Old Delhi railway station has many good hotels for accommodating visitors who come to Delhi for first time and even for those who frequently visits the city for different purposes. These include various budget, economy and deluxe hotelssituated close to the station.

Moreover, for luxury seeking travelers, there are a few luxury hotels placed near the Old Delhi Railway Station. The Oberoi Maidens Hotel of the Oberoi group, regarded as one of the oldest hotels of Delhi, is also located close by. This hotel serves the elite and luxury seeking people. On the other hand, the economy hotels near the station serve the budget class people who want to stay in a hotel offering basic amenities.

Likewise, the area near the station serves people with different food habits differently. Those who want to eat food at a reasonable cost can visit the numerous restaurants or eating joints closeby, and for people who want to eat good and luxurious food can choose between many good restaurants in the locality.

The Nizamuddin railway station is well connected with the famous Mathura road and Ring Road of Delhi. In addition, Sarai Kale Khan Inter State Bus Terminal (ISBT) is also located close to the Nizamuddin station. The ISBT links most of the important neighbouring towns and cities of Delhi. Hence, being close to the ISBT, Nizamuddin railway station well serves travelers from nearby destinations as well and offers easy and comfortable journey to people who aboard train from the station.

In fact, the Nizamuddin railway station serves a large number of people and cover a large part of the crowd from the other two stations of Delhi, namely New Delhi Railway Station and Old Delhi Railway Station. Both these stations are situated at a convenient distance from the Nizamuddin railway station.

The station code of Hazrat Nizamuddin Railway Station is NZM. This station was being developed to ease congestion on New Delhi Railway Station. Many important trains to various destinations like Chennai, Madurai, Trivandrum, Coimbatore, Mumbai, Pune, Indore, Bhopal, Gwalior, Trichy, Jabalpur etc., originates at the Hazrat Nizamuddin Railway Station. Some of the major express trains that run from the Hazrat Nizamuddin railway station are Bhopal Express, Indore Intercity Express, Gwalior – Jhansi Taj Express, Jabalpur Gondwana Express, Jabalpur Madhya Pradesh Sampark Kranti Express, Jabalpur Mahakoshal Express and Kanyakumari Thirukural Express, amongst others.

All these trains connect the numerous passengers going onboard from the Nizammudin railway station to their destinations. Moreover, there are a number of local trains that ply between closeby stations and offer comfortable ride to people.

Hazrat Nizamuddin Railway Station has a few good eating places where travelers can sit and eat comfortably. In fact, the 24 hours open restaurant at the station also serve as a place of eating for most people in the city who look for food at late hours of the night when other restaurants and eating places are closed. The restaurant also serve as a meeting point or a place to relax a while with a coffee or cold drink for people who come to receive guests at the station.

The stations offers good parking space for two wheelers as well as four wheeler cars. Also there is a taxi and an auto stand closeby, which serve the purpose of public commute for travelers.

Anand Vihar Railway Terminal is located at Anand Vihar locality of East Delhi. The station was officially inaugurated on December 19, 2009, on completion of the first phase of its constrution. It is one of the modern and upcoming stations in Delhi. Spread over 42 hectares of area, this terminal is expected to be one of the largest railway stations catering to all East–bound trains from Delhi after the second phase of the station becomes operational.The plan for Anand Vihar Railway Station bagan way back in 2003, but the construction of the terminal was started in October 2006 by the Northern Railways. It was originally decided to complete the construction of the first phase of the terminal by mid-2007. However, it was revised to March 2008, which was again missed due to various reasons.Initially two new trains were scheduled to run from the Anand Vihar terminal, namely, New Jalpaiguri Express and Farakka Express headed for West Bengal. Later, three more trains running from other stations of Delhi to Varanasi, Jogbani and Motihari are also shifted to this terminal. Anand Vihar Railway Terminal with station code ANVR is the first station in the capital with an engine maintenance depot.

Once this terminal becomes fully operational, it is expected to cater to three lakh passengers who will travel on 272 trains daily from this terminal. The total cost of the project is estimated as Rs 230 crore, of which Rs 85 crore is spent on developing infrastructure for the construction of the first phase of the terminal. Phase I of the two-storey railway station was started with just three platforms, a coach maintenance yard and feeder lines to the Sahibabad Junction. The Phase I took over 5 years to complete.

This modern terminal has many new and important features including its subways, a separate parcel-loading centre, a 60-train strong maintenance yard, food courts, touchscreens and specialized reservation counters.

The station is well connected to Anand Vihar ISBT, and Anand Vihar Metro station. The station premises offers ample parking space for commuters. This new terminal will help in reducing congestion at the other three major railway stations at Delhi. This new terminal is designed on the lines of the Vashi terminal at Navi Mumbai.

Regular trains from Anand Vihar Railway Station started on March 10, 2010 and at present the trains serving the station are, Anand Vihar Motihari Garib Rath from Anand Vihar (ANVR) to Motihari (MKI), Anand Vihar Varanasi Garib Rath from Anand Vihar (ANVR) to Varanasi Junction (BSB), Seemanchal Express from Anand Vihar (ANVR) to Jogbani (JBN), and Varanasi Anand Vihar Garib Rath from Varanasi Junction (BSB) to Anand Vihar (ANVR).

The Anand Vihar station has all the basic facilities like booking office, booking counters, waiting halls with facilities for handicapped passengers, separate arrival and departure areas, cloak rooms, reservation halls, toilets, parcel and luggage office, operational and service accommodation and parking areas etc.

The Anand Vihar Railway Station also incorporates some modern amenities like ATMs, a touch-screen enquiry system, foreign exchange counters, commercial and maintenance offices, food plazas, and a computerised ticketing facility. Retiring rooms and dormitories will also be provided in the station building.

The terminal has a separate parcel loading facility, two escalators and six lifts and a special heritage gallery and custom-made subways which can be used by physically-challenged passengers. It will also be the only station in India where loading and unloading of parcels, linen and food items will be carried out at the station yard and not in the platform as per the prevailing practise, to keep the platforms clean.

Anand Vihar terminal is going to be one of the ultimate and modern railway terminals in the country in the coming time.

After the games the stadium was handed over to the university by Commonwealth Games (CWG) Organising Committee, there after in 2011, the university initiated an extensive upgradation plan, to create a multi-purpose arena with both outdoor and indoor facilities, after its completion the university students could access its facilities in late 2011

Spice World of Delhi possesses world-class standards and atmosphere. Spread over 1,50,0000 square feet,it combines retail options, vast corridors, a grand multiplex and quality coffee shops, offering a plethora of shopping and leisure options. It has transformed shopping into a complete family experience.

Carefully planned, this mall may be termed a lifestyle center, meeting the diverse needs of budget-conscious customers in several ways.

Some of the important features of Spice World at Delhi are:

• A mere 7 minutes by car from DND flyway and the Noida connector.

• 10 min by car from South Delhi 7 min drive from DND flyway.

• 5 min by car from Sector 18, Noida.

• Offers retail, food and beverages, entertainment, multiplexes, fun center.

• Intelligent parking with separate walkways and driveways.

• Visitor comfort zones with wide corridors.

• Shopper friendly planning with special arrangements for physically challenged.

• High tenant : escalator ratio to tackle customer traffic better.

• Double Atrium.

• Centrally air-conditioned.

• Complete power back-up.

• Electronic security.

• Automated fire fighting/ BMS systems.

• Competent pedestrian and motorized traffic management.

• Award winning architects and designer-Holford Associates, UAE and UK.

• Besides catering to the busy Noida sector, it is a few minutes away from the DND flyway, within reach of residents of elite South Delhi colonies.

The management at the MGF Metropolitan Mall in Delhi takes excellent care of their resources and customers. Innovative in attitude, they turn futuristic when it comes to management on important days like Christmas, Diwali and on other such events. The PVR Cinemas possess very high quality sound and picture theaters at level 3 of MGF Metropolitan Mall.

Opening and closing time: 9:00 am – 12:00 pm , all 7 days a week.

Location: It is on the Mehrauli-Gurgaon road.

Parking facility: The mall possesses a three level basement for parking. There are responsible indoors and outdoors traffic management staff.

Number of stores: 150 till last counted.

Mega Mall at Delhi extends over 2.9 lakh square feet and incorporates a three-screen multiplex. The DT Cinemas with live music is on the same floor as the DT Diners, ensuring visitors and consistent profit to the restaurant owners. The mall boasts more than 110 stores with interior designers, women and men’s fashion, shoes and a variety of other stores. Some of the better-known shopping haunts include:

• Fabindia

• Golden Dragon

• Straps

• Reebok

The Mega Mall of Delhi is less chaotic relative to other malls in Gurgaon, especially on weekends. This may be due to its location on the Sector road, which separates it from the main Mehrauli-Gurgaon Road

Opening and closing time: 10 am-12 midnight, all 7 days a week.

Major mall attraction: DT Food court.

Location: Inquire for DLF Golf and/or Country Club while searching for this mall.

Parking facility: The mall offers parking facilities at two levels – basement and front parking.

Number of stores: 110 till last counted.

Accessibility: There is an adequate number of fire exits and lifts.

Address DLF Mega Mall
DLF City Phase – 1, Sector 56 Road,
Gurgaon – 122002