Four major railway stations in Delhi introduce digital locker facilities that let passengers store luggage securely using an OTP-based access system. The lockers are intended for safe storage and retrieval of belongings by travellers.
Across the coverage, the common element is the use of a digital mechanism rather than traditional physical keys. NDTV reports the launch at four major stations in the city, while India Today reports OTP-based lockers at two Delhi railway stations. Both outlets describe the system as enabling passengers to access lockers through a one-time password, which is generated for retrieval.
The difference in reporting concerns the number of stations covered in the launch. The outlets align on the purpose—safer luggage storage—and on how access works—OTP-based digital entry and retrieval—while they vary in the specific count of stations included in their respective announcements.
