GURUGRAM: Delhi Metro passengers travelling to or from Gurugram on Sunday, November 8, 2026, will need to plan around a 10 pm IST last departure from line terminals, following an announcement by the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation on Friday, November 6. The change affects the Yellow Line serving Millennium City Centre Gurugram as part of an instruction covering all Metro lines, including the Airport Express.

Millennium City Centre Gurugram, in Sector 29, is listed as one end of the Yellow Line on the corporation's passenger website, with Samaypur Badli at the other end. For residents using the Gurugram terminal, the key change is the evening departure deadline. For anyone boarding farther along a line, the terminal departure time should be distinguished from the time a train reaches an intermediate station.

Two timetable changes on Diwali

The official November 6 announcement sets out separate morning and evening changes. The last train will leave the terminal stations of all lines at 10 pm instead of the usual 11 pm. The corporation expressly includes the Airport Express Line, so passengers should include that part of a journey when checking their return arrangements.

The morning change applies to three named lines: Pink, Magenta and Grey. Their services, which normally start at 7 am on Sundays, will begin at 6 am from their respective terminals on November 8. This is a one hour advance for those services. The notice does not announce that same change for the Yellow Line, and Gurugram passengers should check the first train for their own route rather than apply the three line rule to every service.

  • Date of the revised timetable: Sunday, November 8, 2026.
  • Last departure from terminals on all Metro lines: 10 pm IST.
  • Usual last terminal departure cited in the notice: 11 pm.
  • Pink, Magenta and Grey line terminal starts: 6 am instead of the usual Sunday 7 am.
  • Airport Express: specifically included in the earlier last departure instruction.

For the morning arrangements, the notice describes the Pink Line as Majlis Park to Majlis Park or Shiv Vihar. It identifies the Magenta services as Botanical Garden to Krishna Park Extension and Majlis Park to Deepali Chowk. For the Grey Line it names Dwarka Kakrola and Dhansa Bus Stand. These are the corridors for which the advance has been announced, rather than a list of every station with a 6 am boarding time.

Check the complete return journey

A passenger starting in Delhi and returning to Gurugram late in the evening needs the departure relevant to that direction. Someone leaving Gurugram for another line needs to check the onward connection as well. The practical implication of an earlier last departure across all lines is that an itinerary with a change cannot be judged from the first leg alone.

The official passenger website offers a journey planner, route and fare information, an interactive map and a first and last train search using both the origin and destination. It also offers route choices such as the shortest route and fewer interchanges. Those tools let passengers frame a station specific enquiry instead of treating the general terminal announcement as an exact timetable for every platform.

The corporation advises passengers to plan their travel and check its website and official social accounts for updates. Its website also cautions that train timings, running times and station information are indicative and can change with operating conditions. Travellers should leave room for the full journey and confirm the relevant service before setting out, particularly where a second line is involved.

The website also has a station information search with filters for facility type, Metro line and keyword. Passengers who need a lift or other station facility can use that information alongside the journey planner. Its fare calculator notes that Airport Express fares can differ according to the interchange used, so an airport connection needs both a route check and a fare check.

Where to verify a route

DMRC lists 155370 as its passenger helpline and states that the caller pays for the call. The number is a further route for a specific travel enquiry if the online information does not answer it. The official notice announces a timetable revision for Diwali; it does not provide individual last train times at every Gurugram station or a separate station by station Rapid Metro schedule.

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