Delhi experienced severe traffic congestion on Tuesday, Dhanteras, as shoppers flooded markets to celebrate the festival. Videos on social media showed standstills in major areas like Laxmi Nagar, Karol Bagh, and Sarai Kale Khan, with commuters facing significant delays. The heavy traffic was attributed to the influx of shoppers seeking last-minute purchases for Dhanteras. The situation highlighted the need for better traffic management during festive seasons.
Indian Railways is prepared for the upcoming festive season with 7,000 special trains to accommodate increased passenger traffic. Additionally, the government has approved two railway projects that will significantly enhance connectivity and boost economic activity in key regions. These developments signal a focus on improving passenger experience and bolstering infrastructure during a crucial time of year.
inDrive Outstation is proving to be a popular choice for intercity travel during India’s bustling festival season, offering flexibility and affordability as millions celebrate Diwali, Dussehra, and Bhai Dooj. With a surge in orders, the platform has seen significant growth in major cities and smaller towns alike.
The Indian government has announced a productivity-linked bonus (PLB) for over 11.72 lakh railway employees, amounting to ₹ 2,028.57 crore. The bonus, a reward for their impressive performance during the previous financial year, is expected to be disbursed before the Dussehra and Diwali holidays.
