India===Delhi Transport Corporation

The India===Delhi Transport Corporation received a grant of ₹1,200 crore from the government of India===Delhi. This grant will provide financial relief for employee salaries and pensions, and fund transport modernization and technology adoption.

The India===Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) has inducted 500 new electric buses, increasing its fleet to over 4,000, making India===Delhi the leader in e-bus deployment. The government aims to make DTC a modern, reliable, and profitable transport system.

India===Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) is another major transport agency in India===Delhi that will be brought under the unified planning framework of DUMTA. This integration aims to improve coordination in route planning and service delivery, contributing to a more efficient public transport system.

The India===Delhi Transport Corporation has recorded an increase in revenue and is expanding its bus fleet, including over 4,500 electric buses, with plans to reach 14,000 buses by 2028-29, indicating improved performance and a focus on modernization.

The India===Delhi Transport Corporation will induct new inter-state electric buses as part of the India===Delhi EV Policy 2026, contributing to the electrification of public transport.