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Old Delhi Rly Station Note :- 1 OLD DELHI RLY STATION NOTE :- 1. Fare Rs.25/ - for first fall of 2 km. (upon downing the meter) and thereafter Rs. 8.00 per kilometer for every additional kilometer. 2. Night charge 25% of the fare (11.00 PM to 5.00 AM) 3. Baggage Rs.7.50/ - per piece (except shopping bag and small charge briefcase) 4. Waiting Rs.30/ - for one hour (subject to minimum of 15 minutes charge stay) 5. Service The following is the tariff of Service Charges: - charges 1. Rs. 05/- Service Charge for Zones O TO B 2. Rs.10/- Service Charges for Zones (C TO M) DESTINATION LIST, KILOMETER & FARE FARE (Including KILO SL.NO. DESTINATION METER service charges) 105 1. A.P.BHAWAN 8-11 180 2. A.P.S.COLONY 17-20 180 3. ABUL FAZAL ENCLAVE 17-20 130 4. ADARSH NAGAR 11-14 180 5. ADHCHINI 17-20 130 6. AIIMS 11-14 205 7. AIR FORCE STATION PALAM 20-23 80 8. AJIT NAGAR (TRANS YAMUNA) 5-8 80 9. AJMERI GATE 5-8 105 10. AKBAR ROAD 8-11 205 11. ALAK NANDA 20-23 225 12. ALI PUR 23-26 55 13. ALI PUR ROAD 3-5 ALI PUR ROAD CIVIL LINE) 55 14. 3-5 80 15. ALKA HOTEL 5-8 AMAN VIHAR, SULTANPURI 205 16. 20-23 AMAN VIHAR, SULTANPURI 205 17. 20-23 130 18. AMAR COLONY(LAJPAT NAGAR) 11-14 105 19. AMBASSADOR HOTEL 8-11 205 20. AMBEDKAR NAGAR 20-23 205 21. AMBIKA VIHAR 20-23 AMRIT VIHAR (NATHU PURA) 14-17 155 22. 105 23. AMRITA SHER GILL MARG 8-11 14-17 155 24. ANAND LOK 14-17 155 25. ANAND NIKETAN 80 26. ANAND PARVAT 5-8 130 27. ANAND VIHAR 11-14 55 28. ANDHA MUGAL 3-5 205 29. ANDHERI MOUR 20-23 130 30. ANDREWJ GANJ 11-14 105 31. ANGAD NAGAR (TRANS YAMUNA) 8-11 130 32. ANSARI NAGAR (A.I.I.M.S) 11-14 40 33. ANSARI ROAD (D. GANJ) 0-3 180 34. APPOLO HOSPITAL 17-20 80 35. ARAM BAGH 5-8 300 36. ARJUN GARH 32-35 14-17 155 37. ARJUN NAGAR 14-17 155 38. ARJUN VIHAR ARUNA ASAF ALI ROAD, VASANT KUNJ 205 39. 20-23 55 40. ASAF ALI ROAD 3-5 14-17 155 41. ASHOK NAGAR (TILAK NAGAR) 130 42. ASHOK NAGAR (TRANS YAMUNA) 11-14 105 43. ASHOK VIHAR 8-11 105 44. ASHOKA HOTEL 8-11 105 45. ASHOKA ROAD 8-11 105 46. ASHOKA YATREE NIWAS 8-11 130 47. ASHRAM 11-14 14-17 155 48. ASIAN GAMES VILLAGE 130 49. ASSAM BHAWAN 11-14 105 50. AURANGZEB ROAD 8-11 14-17 155 51. AUROBINDO MARG 180 52. AVANTIKA (ROHINA) 17-20 300 53. AYA NAGAR 32-35 14-17 155 54. AZAD APARTMENTS 40 55. AZAD MKT. 0-3 130 56. AZAD PUR 11-14 130 57. AZAD PUR SABZI MANDI 11-14 80 58. BABA KHARAK SINGH MARG 5-8 80 59. BABER LANE 5-8 105 60. BABER PUR 8-11 205 61. BADAR PUR 20-23 205 62. BADER PUR BORDER 20-23 300 63. BAHADUR GARH BORDER 32-35 BAKOLI 205 64. 20-23 55 65. BAL BHAWAN (ITO) 3-5 105 66. BALBIR NAGAR (SHAHADRA) 8-11 BALDEV PARK, DELHI 105 67. 8-11 130 68. BALI NAGAR 11-14 105 69. BALJIT NAGAR 8-11 40 70. BALLINMARAN CHANDANI CHOWK 0-3 BANK COLONY (DERAWAL NAGAR) 80 71. 5-8 BANK ENCLAVE, EAST 80 72. 5-8 80 73. BAPA NAGAR 5-8 BAPROLA 225 74. 23-26 130 75. BAPU DHAM 11-14 40 76. BARA HINDU RAO HOSPITAL 0-3 80 77. BARA KHAMBA ROAD 5-8 80 78. BARODA HOUSE 5-8 130 79. BASAI DARA PUR 11-14 205 80. BASE HOSPITAL 20-23 205 81. BATRA HOSPITAL 20-23 325 82. BAWANA 35-38 BAWANA, J.J. COLONY 325 83. 35-38 225 84. BEGAM PUR 23-26 80 85. BENGALI MARKET 5-8 105 86. BHAI PARMANAND COLONY 8-11 105 87. BHAJAN PURA 8-11 BHALASWA DAIRY 14-17 155 88. BHARAT NAGAR (NEMRE COLONY 80 89. 5-8 BHARAT NAGAR, N.F. COLONY 14-17 155 90. BHARTHAL 345 91. 38-41 105 92. BHARTI NAGAR 8-11 14-17 155 93. BHIKAJI CAMA PLACE 130 94. BHOGAL 11-14 105 95. BHOLA NATH NAGAR 8-11 BHOPURA BORDER 130 96. 11-14 BHORGARH 29-32 275 97. 130 98. BIHAR BHAWAN 11-14 345 99. BIJWASAN 38-41 105 100. BIKANER HOUSE 8-11 BINDAPUR, DWARKA (RAJA PURI) 225 101. 23-26 80 102. BIRLA MANDIR 5-8 80 103. BOAT CLUB 5-8 40 104. BOULEVARD ROAD 0-3 105 105. BRAHM PURI 8-11 55 106. BROADWAY HOTEL 3-5 205 107. BUDH VIHAR (MANGOL PURI) 20-23 40 108. BUDH VIHAR(ISBT) 0-3 55 109. BUDH VIHAR(MAJNU KA TILA) 3-5 BUDHA VIHAR, PHASE –II 180 110. 17-20 BUDHPUR 14-17 155 111. BURARI AUTHORITY 130 112. 11-14 130 113. BURARI VILLAGE 11-14 80 114. C.C.COLONY (R.P.BAGH) 5-8 180 115. C.R.PARK 17-20 80 116. CANNING ROAD 5-8 29-32 275 117. CARGO TERMINAL 29-32 275 118. CENTAUR HOTEL 80 119. CENTER POINT HOTEL 5-8 80 120. CHAMS FORD CLUB 5-8 180 121. CHANAKYA PALACE 17-20 130 122. CHANAKYA PURI 11-14 300 123. CHANDAN HOULA 32-35 CHANDAN VIHAR NAGLOI 180 124. 17-20 80 125. CHANDER NAGAR (TRANS YAMANA) 5-8 40 126. CHANDNI CHOWK 0-3 55 127. CHANDNI MAHAL 3-5 CHATTARPUR EXTENSION 29-32 275 128. 29-32 275 129. CHATTER PUR 300 130. CHAWLA CAMP 32-35 CHILLA VILLAGE (GAWE) 130 131. 11-14 180 132. CHIRAG DELHI 17-20 105 133. CHITRA VIHAR 8-11 180 134. CHOKHANDI 17-20 55 135. CIVIL LINES 3-5 105 136. CLARIDGES HOTEL 8-11 80 137. CONNAUGHT PLACE 5-8 80 138. CURZON ROAD 5-8 80 139. D.B.GUPTA ROAD 5-8 180 140. DABRI 17-20 205 141. DAKSHIN PURI 20-23 DALLUPURA (VASUNDHRA ENCLAVE) 14-17 155 142. 55 143. DARYA GANJ 3-5 130 144. DAS GHARA VILLAGE 11-14 DASHRATH PURI, MANGLAPURI 205 145. 20-23 225 146. DAWARKA SEC:- 1 TO 7 & 9 23-26 80 147. DAYA BASTI 5-8 DAYAL PUR, NORTH 130 148. 11-14 130 149. DAYANAND COLONY(L. NAGAR) 11-14 130 150. DEEPALI ENCLAVE 11-14 130 151. DEFENCE COLONY 11-14 14-17 155 152. DELHI CANTT. 55 153. DELHI GATE 3-5 80 154. DELHI UNIVERSITY 5-8 180 155. DELHICANTTRAILWAYSTATION 17-20 105 156. DERAWALA NAGAR 8-11 80 157. DEV NAGAR 5-8 DEVLI 205 158. 20-23 DHAKA VILLAGE 105 159. 8-11 300 160. DHANSA BOARDER 32-35 DHASA BORDER 41-44 370 161. 130 162. DHAULA KUAN 11-14 DHOLI PYAU (VIKASPURI) 180 163. 17-20 130 164. DILSHAD GARDEN 11-14 DINPUR 26-29 250 165. DINPUR, NAZAFGARH 325 166. 35-38 130 167. DIPALI CHOWK 11-14 105 168. DIPLOMAT HOTEL 8-11 105 169. DURGA PURI CHOWK 8-11 26-29 250 170. DWARAKA, SEC-24,25,26,29 26-29 250 171. DWARKA SEC.-10 TO 12,8,22,23 ,20 29-32 275 172. DWARKA SEC.-13 TO 19 225 173. DWARKA SEC.-1,7,9 23-26 EAST ARJUN NAGAR (TY) 80 174. 5-8 14-17 155 175. EAST OF KAILASH 105 176. EASTERN COURT 8-11 ESCORT HOSPITAL 14-17 155 177. 14-17 155 178. ESCORT HOSPITAL 300 179. FATEH PUR BERI 32-35 40 180. FATEHPURI 0-3 80 181. FEROZ SHAH ROAD 5-8 55 182. FILMISTAN 3-5 G.T.B. HOSPITAL 105 183. 8-11 300 184. GADAI PUR 32-35 105 185. GAGAN VIHAR 8-11 80 186. GANDHI NAGAR 5-8 105 187. GANDHI VIHAR 8-11 GANDHI VIHAR, MUKHARJI NAGAR 105 188. 8-11 14-17 155 189. GANESH NAGAR (TILAK NAGAR) 105 190. GANESH NAGAR (TRANS YAMUNA) 8-11 105 191. GANGA RAM HOSPITAL 8-11 GANGA VIHAR, EAST 105 192. 8-11 14-17 155 193. GARHI 14-17 155 194. GAUTAM NAGAR 14-17 155 195. GHAZI PUR GHAZIPUR,BORDER(MURGA & PHOOL 14-17 155 196. MANDI) GHEWRA MORE 26-29 250 197. GHITORANI, METRO STATION 300 198. 32-35 105 199. GHONDA 8-11 14-17 155 200. GIRI NAGAR (KALKAJI) 105 201. GITA COLONY 8-11 180 202. GITANJALI ENCLAVE 17-20 GOKUL PURI, GOKUL PUR 105 203. 8-11 105 204. GOLE DAKKHANA 8-11 80 205. GOLE MARKET 5-8 105 206. GOLF LINK 8-11 180 207. GOVIND PURI EXTN. 17-20 GOYALA DAIRY 29-32 275 208. 14-17 155 209. GREATER KAILASH PART-I 180 210. GREATER KAILASH P-II & ENCLAVE 17-20 14-17 155 211. GREEN PARK 14-17 155 212. GREEN PARK EXTN. 55 213. GUJRATI SAMAJ (ISBT) 3-5 105 214. GUJRAWALA TOWN 8-11 80 215. GULABI BAGH 5-8 14-17 155 216. GULMOHAR PARK 80 217. GUPTA COLONY(RANA PRATAP BAGH) 5-8 180 218. GURU HARKISHAN NAGAR 17-20 130 219. GURU TEG BAHADUR HOSPITAL 11-14 80 220. GURU TEG BAHADUR NAGAR 5-8 80 221. GURUDWARA BANGLA SAHIB 5-8 14-17 155 222. HAIDER PUR 80 223. HAILY ROAD 5-8 225 224. HAMDARD NAGAR 23-26 HARI ENCLAVE, SULTANPURI 205 225.
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