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DMRC conducts puppet show at Rotary Public School, Gurgaon
Gurgaon welcomes Puppets Raju and Babli ,to instill travel etiquettes among kids of Gurgaon. Travelling through public transport is part and parcel of the lives of people in Delhi-NCR. On an average 24 lakh commuters use the Delhi Metro daily. More than often commuters complain of jostling by fellow commuters. The rush to board the metro results in collision and at times it results in a chaos at platforms.
Gurgaon welcomes Puppets Raju and Babli ,to instill travel etiquettes among kids of Gurgaon. Travelling through public transport is part and parcel of the lives of people in Delhi-NCR. On an average 24 lakh commuters use the Delhi Metro daily. More than often commuters complain of jostling by fellow commuters. The rush to board the metro results in collision and at times it results in a chaos at platforms.
The same can be minimized if people understand the essence of a public transport and value the time and space of others the way they do it for themselves. Thus, to tackle this problem and spread awareness on traveling etiquettes, Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) started an initiative by conducting puppet shows at schools to create disciplined commuters in the future.
DMRC conducted the first puppet show in Gurgaon today at Rotary Public School, Sector 22, Gurgaon. The aim of the show was to increase awareness on etiquettes, inculcate good manners among children and create disciplined Metro commuters for the future while travelling in metro. More than 200 students from class 6th and 7th attended the show in presence of Ms. Gulshan Dewan, Principal, Rotary Public School.
