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Commuters of the Delhi Metro’s Yellow Line can now access the internet using free high-speed WiFi, as the DMRC launched the facility on Sunday. The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) in association with a technology consortium is working on introducing this facility inside metro trains (besides the Airport Express Line) also in a year’s time, officials said.

In January 2020, the urban transporter launched a high-speed WiFi facility inside train coaches on the Airport Line that connects New Delhi and Dwarka Sector 21 stations.

First in South Asia

It was the first such facility in any country in the South Asian region.
The 22.7-km swankiest line on the Delhi Metro network has six stations — New Delhi, Shivaji Stadium, Dhaula Kuan, Delhi Aerocity, IGI Airport and Dwarka Sector 21.

The coronavirus pandemic had hit the national capital in March 2020 and Delhi Metro services were halted for a long time due to its impact.

“The DMRC on a trial-basis had introduced free WiFi service in the trains of its Airport Line, which were suspended due to Covid-induced constraints in 2020, and are now in the process of being restored within the next 10-15 days time,” the DMRC said in a statement.

In its efforts to continuously enhance travel experience for its commuters, the Delhi Metro has successfully introduced the facility of free high-speed WiFi service at all metro stations of the Yellow Line or Line-2, from Samaypur Badli to HUDA City Centre), the officials said, adding that work is on to expand the facility to stations of other corridors of the network.

Boon for travellers

This high-speed service on the Yellow Line will prove to be a special boon to students travelling to and from North Delhi Campus of Delhi University, the DMRC said.

This service, coinciding with the festival season, has been launched on this line which consists of 37 metro stations, and runs mostly underground through one of the most congested parts of the city, covering outer Delhi, north Delhi through central Delhi and south Delhi and finally Gurgaon, the officials said.
More than 330 access points have been installed at these 37 stations to provide uninterpreted internet access to the commuters, the DMRC said.

To access the high-speed internet facility at Yellow Line stations, a passenger needs to log on to ”OUI DMRC FREE WIFI” network. After that, he or she would need to enter the phone number and email id and an OTP (one-time password) would be sent to the mobile number via SMS. Once the login is successful, the commuter can enjoy the free Wi-Fi service.