The iconic red-and-green double-decker buses that once defined Delhi’s public transport system are set to return in a new avatar, reviving memories for those who remember Delhi in the 1980s when passengers eagerly rushed to secure seats on the upper deck to enjoy the breeze and sweeping views of the city. (News18 Hindi) After nearly four decades, the Delhi government is reintroducing double-decker buses as part of a heritage tourism initiative, combining nostalgia with modern technology. Chief Minister Rekha Gupta is scheduled to flag off the heritage tourist service from Vijay Chowk on Friday, February 27, marking what officials describe as a new chapter in the city’s transport and tourism history. Vijay Chowk has been selected as the launch site because it offers a panoramic view of Kartavya Path and the Central Vista. (News18 Hindi) Unlike the diesel-powered buses of the past, the new fleet is fully electric and forms part of the government’s sustainable mobility plan. The zero-emission buses are designed to operate quietly while reducing pollution levels in the city. (News18 Hindi) The …