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PM Modi Shares Lighthearted Moments During Delhi Metro Ride
Prime Minister Narendra Modi took a ride on the Delhi Metro.
He was travelling to Delhi University for a college event.
The trip lasted about 20 minutes.
He spoke with children and other passengers on the train.
One boy told him that he wanted to become like him.
Other students said Modi inspired young people.
Modi also wished a baby an early happy birthday.
A woman from Varanasi told him that people were happy with changes in the city.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi travelled by Delhi Metro to Delhi University on Saturday evening.
He interacted with schoolchildren, women passengers and other commuters during the roughly 20-minute journey.
One boy whispered, "I want to become like you," before shaking hands with Modi.
Students described Modi as an inspiration, while a woman from Varanasi praised the city's development.
Modi used a travel card at the station and travelled on the Yellow Line toward Vishwavidyalaya.
- Who
- Prime Minister Narendra Modi, schoolchildren, women passengers and other Delhi Metro commuters.
- What
- Modi travelled by Metro and held informal conversations with passengers.
- Where
- On Delhi Metro's Yellow Line, travelling toward Vishwavidyalaya and Delhi University.
- When
- Saturday evening, with the interaction shared publicly on Sunday; the journey began around 7 p.m.
- Why
- He was travelling to address students of Shri Ram College of Commerce during its centenary celebrations.
Key facts
- Journey duration
- Roughly 20 minutes
- Departure time
- Around 7 p.m.
- Metro route
- Yellow Line toward Vishwavidyalaya
- Destination
- Delhi University
- Event
- Shri Ram College of Commerce centenary celebrations
- Passenger interaction
- Modi spoke with schoolchildren, women passengers and other commuters
- Previous Metro travel
- The article says Modi also used the Delhi Metro in 2023 and 2015, and travelled by Meerut Metro in February 2026
Quotes
A woman passenger from Varanasi
A woman commuter from Modi's parliamentary constituency
“I want to say something to you. We celebrate September 5 as Teachers' Day. Today we don't have Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, who inspired hundreds of students in his time, but we have you to inspire us. I thank you very much for that”
thehansindia.com
“I have seen Kashi transform. Everyone there is very happy with the growth of the city”
thehansindia.com









