India, Sept. 14 -- For Delhiites wrestling with overflowing wardrobes and the guilt of tossing wearable clothes, the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC)'s Arpan Centres have emerged as a useful option. Delhi Metro's Arpan centres have collected more than 41,181 kg of old clothes from 3940 people since their launch last month, with a portion being reused or upcycled into rugs, bags, yarn, and pouches and other products. The donation initiative currently operates at 10 stations, and the Delhi Metro has proposed opening 10 more such centres in January 2027. The Dr Baba Saheb Ambedkar Hospital centre recorded the highest collection at 9,861.40 kg, followed by the Shalimar Bagh centre with 9,761.03 kg. According to Chief Minister Rekha Gupta, ...