PM to flag off first driverless train on Monday
PM to flag off first driverless train on Monday
NEW DELHI, Dec 27: Prime Minister Narendra Modi will flag off the country’s first ever fully-automated driverless train service on the Magenta Line of the Delhi Metro on Monday that will herald a new era of enhanced mobility driven by cutting-edge technology.
With the commencement of these new-generation trains, the DMRC will enter the elite league of “seven per cent of world’s Metro networks” which can operate services without drivers, the Delhi Metro said on Sunday.
After starting driverless services on the 37-km Magenta Line (Janakpuri West–Botanical Garden), another major corridor of the Delhi Metro, 57-km Pink Line (Majlis Park–Shiv Vihar) will also have driverless operations by mid-2021, the DMRC said in a statement.
Pink Link launches Penrith networking group
Kirsty Ridge
A new female networking group will launch in Penrith this month. Pink Link connects women in business via networking events and its online community.
It aims to bring women together to build relationships, share knowledge and help them grow their business. It already has networking groups in Carlisle and Kendal and is now expanding into Penrith.
Pink Link says the network brings women together to share ideas and experiences and explore ways to make them happen.
A spokeswoman added: âIt creates a support system with like-minded entrepreneurs who have similar aspirations to succeed in business.â
Thriving Pink: Mentoring Pink a personal connection
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Thriving Pink board president Brelle Albert shares workshop information with breast cancer survivor Tela Anderson-McElveen. Courtesy photo
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For the past five years, the nonprofit Thriving Pink has been reaching out to local breast cancer survivors to provide meaningful support with financial assistance through their Granting Pink program, support groups, and open-door wellness and educational workshops.
“Thriving Pink really stands out because we personally know all the survivors we are helping from our local Yolo County community,” shares Raychel Kubby Adler, vice-president of Thriving Pink. “They are our neighbors, friends, family members and co-workers.”