Delhi Metro, which is called the lifeline of Delhi, has given a wonderful gift to the people through its Delhi Metro Museum. By visiting this museum, you can learn many interesting information about Delhi Metro and also about the starting of Metro in Delhi and its initial struggles. This Metro Museum has been started by Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) at the Supreme Court Metro Station, where people can know how Delhi Metro works and its history, as well as how lakhs of passengers are transported from one place to another every day. If you also want to visit somewhere near Delhi, then you can visit this museum at least once.

When did Delhi Metro Museum open and where is it?

Delhi Metro Museum, which recently opened for public on 19 December 2025. If you also want to see and visit this museum, then you can reach here through these metro lines. This Metro Museum is built very near Gate No. 2 of the Supreme Court Metro Station located on the Blue Line. If you are already on the Blue Line, then whether you are coming from Noida Electronic City or Vaishali or from Dwarka Sector 21, you can reach Supreme Court Metro Station without changing trains.

How to reach Metro Museum by Yellow Line?

If you are traveling on the Yellow Line of Delhi Metro, you will have to interchange at the Blue Line. To go from Yellow Line to Blue Line, get down at Rajiv Chowk metro station and catch the Blue Line metro going towards Noida Electronic City or Vaishali, through which you can easily reach Supreme Court metro station.

How to reach Metro Museum by Violet Line?

If you want to visit the Metro Museum near the Supreme Court station and you are on the Violet Line, then get down at Mandi House station and board the Blue Line train towards Noida Electronic City or Vaishali, which will take you directly to the Supreme Court station.

How to go to Supreme Court Metro Station from Pink Line?

If you are on Pink Line Metro, then get down at any one of Mayur Vihar Phase 1, Anand Vihar or Welcome station and interchange to Blue Line and you can directly reach Supreme Court station by taking Blue Line Metro from Noida Electronic City or Vaishali Metro.

How to go to Metro Museum from Red Line?

If you want to go to Supreme Court station via Red Line of Delhi Metro, then interchange at Rajiv Chowk Metro station and board the Blue Line metro from there. After this, get down on the Blue Line at Barakhamba Metro Station, Mandi House and then Supreme Court Metro Station.

Nearest stations to Metro Museum

If you want to go to Delhi Metro Museum, you will have to get down at the Supreme Court metro station, because the museum is located near Gate No. 2 of this metro station, which is on the Blue Line. Before this station, if you are going towards Dwarka Sector 21 then comes Mandi House metro station, and if you are going towards Noida or Vaishali then Indraprastha metro station is nearest.

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The Delhi government has once again brought great relief for the students. The U-Special Bus Service has been resumed after a long time in the capital. This service will be especially for students of big educational institutions like Delhi University, JNU, IIT and Jamia. This time not only North and South Campus but also off-campus colleges have been linked to this service. The students traveling daily from the areas of Outer Delhi and Yamunapar will get direct benefit from this.

Which colleges will reach buses?

You special bus service will be run on 25 new routes. Some of these major routes are as follows-

• Narela to Patel Chowk
• West Vihar to Kirodimal College
• Okhla to Khalsa College
• Vasundhara Enclave to Amar Colony Campus
• Khalsa College via Bawana to special stop
• Dwarka Sector 21 to IIT Delhi
• Arvindo College to Badarpur border
• Khalsa College via Mukurba Chowk via Hindu College
• Art of Living Ashram to Khalsa College
• Narela to Indraprastha College

Apart from this, many metro stations will also be linked to this service so that students can get more ease in the journey.

How will buses be?

20 air conditioner electric buses will run in U Special Bus Service. Apart from this, 30 diesel -run 12 meters long buses will run and 20 diesel run 9 meters small buses will run. In these, only students pass holders will be allowed to travel. The timing of buses has been decided according to the college schedule so that class can be attended on time.

History of You Special Bus Service

The U Special Bus Service first started from Malkaganj Dipo on the day of Diwali in 1971. At that time, the fare used to be only 50 paise. This service was at its peak in the 90s. When about 400 buses used to travel to 1.90 lakh students daily. At the same time, in the year 2020, it had to be closed due to lack of covid and buses, which is now being started once again.

What is new this time?

You special buses will be AC ​​and electric from this time. Buses for students will have a radio system, on which the pleas of songs and academic programs will be broadcast. Apart from this, the government aims to give students affordable and safe journey.

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