Route 968: Inderlok Metro Station to Dhansa Border (T)
Delhi bus Route 968 runs between Inderlok Metro Station and Dhansa Border (T), calling at 69 stops over about 44 km. It is run by DTC. The fares recorded for this route are ₹5, ₹10 and ₹15. On the way it serves Punjabi Bagh, Nangloi and Najafgarh.
- Stops
- 69
- one direction
- Length
- 43.7 km
- approximate
- Fares
- ₹5 · ₹10 · ₹15
- by distance
- Patterns
- 1
- directions & variants
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Route 968 stops
Every stop in order, as published in the official feed. Tap a stop for the other buses that call there and the buses approaching it now.
Towards Dhansa Border (T)
69 stops, in order
- 1Inderlok Metro Stationstart
- 2Inderlok
- 3Zakhira Flyover
- 4Ashok Park
- 5Ram Pura
- 6Punjabi Bagh Power House
- 7Punjabi Bagh Terminal (Rohtak Road)
- 8Maharaja Agrasen Hospital
- 9Shivaji Park
- 10SPM College
- 11Madipur Village
- 12Madipur JJ Colony
- 13Ordinance Depot
- 14Avtar Enclave
- 15New Multan Nagar
- 16Multan Nagar
- 17Paschim Vihar Market
- 18Peera Garhi Chowk
- 19Peera Garhi Metro Station
- 20Udyog Nagar
- 21Inder Enclave
- 22Jwala Puri / Nangloi Depot
- 23Surajmal Stadium
- 24Sultanpuri Crossing
- 25Nangloi
- 26Nangloi Post Office
- 27Qamruddin Nagar
- 28Aman Puri
- 29ShivRam Park
- 30Nilothi Crossing
- 31Rishal Garden
- 32Ranhola Extension
- 33Ranhola Village
- 34Ranhola II
- 35PS Ranhola
- 36BrahmPuri Colony
- 37Jai Vihar Block 2
- 38Chanchal Park
- 39BakkarWala Crossing
- 40Baprola Village
- 41Baprola School
- 42AirForce Station (BaniCamp)
- 43Jai Vihar
- 44Dichau Kalan Depot
- 45Nirmal Vihar
- 46Udaseen Ashram
- 47Dichau Chowk
- 48Health Centre
- 49NajafGarh Delhi Gate
- 50Police Station Najafgarh
- 51Dhansa Stand
- 52Khera More / Ghuman Hera Crossing
- 53Prem Nursery
- 54Nanak Piyau
- 55Indra Service Station
- 56Mitraon Village (Dhansa Road)
- 57Mitraon Village
- 58Mitraon School
- 59Surehra Crossing
- 60Mansa Ram Marg
- 61Rawta Crossing (Dhansa Road)
- 62Mundhela Crossing (Dhansa Road)
- 63Bakkar Garh Crossing
- 64Kazipur Village
- 65Issapur Xing
- 66AIR Force Station
- 67Dhansa Village
- 68Dhansa School
- 69Dhansa Border (T)end
Places on the 968 route
Areas and landmarks this route serves, in the order the bus reaches them, with the stops that serve each. Each place links to every bus that goes there.
- 1Punjabi BaghPunjabi Bagh Power House · Punjabi Bagh Terminal (Rohtak Road)
- 2NangloiJwala Puri / Nangloi Depot · Nangloi · Nangloi Post Office
- 3NajafgarhNajafGarh Delhi Gate · Police Station Najafgarh
Metro stations on the way
Connecting buses at the ends of the route
Also at Inderlok Metro Station
Route 968: common questions
Where does Route 968 start and end?
Route 968 runs from Inderlok Metro Station to Dhansa Border (T).
How many stops does Route 968 have?
69 stops in the first direction, as listed in Delhi’s Open Transit Data feed.
What are the 968 bus timings?
Delhi’s official feed lists the stops of Route 968 but not a timetable, so no reliable first-bus, last-bus or frequency times are published for it. Most Delhi routes run from about 5 to 6:30 in the morning until about 9 to 11 at night. The live map on this page shows where 968 buses are right now.
Does 968 go to Nangloi?
Yes. Route 968 stops at Jwala Puri / Nangloi Depot, Nangloi and Nangloi Post Office, which serve Nangloi.
Which metro stations does 968 stop at?
Route 968 calls at Inderlok Metro Station and Peera Garhi Metro Station, where you can change to the Delhi Metro.
What is the bus fare on Route 968?
The fares recorded for Route 968 are ₹5, ₹10 and ₹15. The conductor charges by how far you travel, so a short hop costs the lowest fare. Women and transgender residents of Delhi travel free with the Pink Saheli Smart Card.
Which operator runs Route 968?
Route 968 is run by DTC.
Can I see where the 968 bus is right now?
Yes, when a bus on this route is broadcasting a position with its route attached. The map on this page shows those buses and refreshes every 20 seconds. Some buses report a position without a route, so an empty map does not always mean no bus is running.