New Delhi, Nov 4
Stating that a high speed rail corridor can become a catalyst for India’s economic growth, Minister of State for Railways K.H. Muniyappa Friday stressed the public-private partnership (PPP) mode for investment and execution of the plan.Monday, November 7, 2011
Sunday, November 6, 2011
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Train accidents: Rail minister asks for CMs' help
New Delhi, Nov 4: The railway minister Dinesh Trivedi asked
the states to impose discipline among road users as death toll at the train
crossing is rising.
Dinesh trivedi had written letters to all the chief ministers and asked them to "check the rate of accidents at railway crossings, which often involve the use of force on the rail staff to open the gates."
Dinesh trivedi had written letters to all the chief ministers and asked them to "check the rate of accidents at railway crossings, which often involve the use of force on the rail staff to open the gates."
Saturday, November 5, 2011
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RETIRING ROOM UPGRADED IN CITY RAILWAY STATION
Mysore, Nov. 5- The first of the six
retiring rooms being upgraded at the City Railway Station under Public Private
Partnership (PPP) was inaugurated by Vinod Kumar, Divisional Railway Manager,Mysore Division,
South Western Railway (SWR) this morning.
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Central Railway, Western Railway will complete 60 yrs today
Manthan
K Mehta, TNN | Nov 5, 2011, 02.59AM IST
MUMBAI: Sixty years ago on November 5, Central Railway (CR)
and Western
Railway (WR)-the two lifelines of Mumbai-came into existence as independent
divisions.
Wednesday, November 2, 2011
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Bangalore Metro – A Carnival on Wheel
By Smriti RaoCommuting in Bangalore isn’t for the faint-hearted.
Almost three months after moving to India’s IT hub, I had barely ventured out of my apartment. Shifting to the city from Mumbai, where I had navigated short distances by puttering about in an auto-rickshaw and traversed larger areas by hopping on a local train, my mobility was ruthlessly curbed.
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India plans 'world's most dangerous railroad' from Afghanistan to Iran
India is planning to build what could be the world's most dangerous railroad from Afghanistan's mineral-rich heartland to an Iranian port on the Arabian Sea in attempt to open a new trade route and reduce Kabul's dependence on Pakistan.
Tuesday, November 1, 2011
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AILRSA organising a 24 hours hungerfast commencing 10.00 hours of 15.11.11 to 10.00 hours of 16.11.11 to highlight the long pending demands of Loco Running Staff.
AILRSA Central Working Committee meeting will be held at AILRSA Bhavan , Ghaziabad on 30.11.11 and 01.12.11 to discus and chalk out future course of action.
19th All India Conference of AILRSA will be conducted at Bangalore in May 2012.
AILRSA Central Working Committee meeting will be held at AILRSA Bhavan , Ghaziabad on 30.11.11 and 01.12.11 to discus and chalk out future course of action.
19th All India Conference of AILRSA will be conducted at Bangalore in May 2012.
Railway employees observe 'black day'
TNN | Nov 1, 2011.
SILCHAR: North-Eastern
Frontier Railway Mazdoor Union on Monday, observed 'black day' in all
stations under the Lumding division, in protest against attacking, kidnapping
and killing of railway employees in southern Assam. They also demanded the
immediate release of locomotive driver Tarun Kumar Bhattacharjee (50), who was
kidnapped from Badarpur-Bhairavi passenger train by suspected United
Democratic Liberation Army (UDLA), a Reang outfit at Choraibak on October
20.
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A meeting was held at New Delhi on 24.10.2011 to discuss about the issues concerned to Running Staff.
Addl Member (Staff) Railway Board and leaders of AIRF and NFIR attended.
As usual there is no fruitful result.
Next discussion on 11.11.11.
We have to proceed like Carrot in front of Donkey.
Unless we go for agitation nothing will reach us.
Only crying child gets milk.
Addl Member (Staff) Railway Board and leaders of AIRF and NFIR attended.
As usual there is no fruitful result.
Next discussion on 11.11.11.
We have to proceed like Carrot in front of Donkey.
Unless we go for agitation nothing will reach us.
Only crying child gets milk.
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GOVERNMENT OF INDIA, MINISTRY
OF RAILWAYS (RAILWAY BOARD)
No.2007/Elec(TRS)/225/10/Misc New Delhi, dated
08-09-2011
Sub: Improvement needed in Loco crew cab
1.Electric locomotives are provided with toughened laminated look out glass on front and side look out glass on new generation locomotives. The same feature has been adopted on conventional electric locomotives provided with crew friendly designed cab.
2.Iron grills are provided on the front look out glass to prevent bird hitting.
3.In old generation Electric locomotives iron shutters are provided to protect side window glass of the cab. However front look out glass the provision of iron grills are the same as on new generation loco motives.
Secretary
Railway Board.
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Air India pilots report sick
PTI
Twenty-three Air India pilots reported sick on Monday, leading to
the cancellation of 10 international flights. The airline could face more
trouble, with 100 pilots threatening to quit. Members of the Indian Pilots'
Guild have charged the management with discrimination against them in promotion.
Sunday, October 30, 2011
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Tata to move court against Singur order
TNN | Oct 30, 2011, 04.42AM IST
Kolkata: A joint venture of West Bengal and the
Indian Railways with Steel
Authority of India (SAIL) in Singur hit a roadblock just hours after chief
minister Mamata
Banerjee announced the project on Saturday.
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
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New Real Train information system by Railways
In its endevour
to implement facilities for the welfare of passengers, the Indian Railways is
taking many passenger friendly moves. In one such move, the
Railways has introduced the first phase of the Real Train Information System
(RTIS) to public for accurate train tracking thus heralding a new era of
application of advanced communication and information technologies in various
Railway related activities.
Saturday, October 22, 2011
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Reang militants kidnap train drivers on Assam-Mizo
border
TNN |
Oct 22, 2011, 12.56PM IST
SILCHAR: Suspected Bru ( Reang)
militants kidnapped a driver Tarun Kumar Bhattacharjee (50) and his assistant S
K Sharma (48) of Badarpur (Assam)-Bhairavi (Mizoram) passenger train, under
Northeast Frontier Railway (NFR), from Charaibak, in Assam's Haialakandi
district on Thursday night.
Wednesday, October 19, 2011
Tuesday, October 18, 2011
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Upper class train fares may go up
PTI
Upper class train journey may become costly with the
Railways finalising plan to rationalise passenger fares.
New Delhi, Oct 16:
After the recent hike in freight rates by six per cent, upper
class train journey may also become costly with the Railways finalising plan to
rationalise passenger fares to tide over its financial problems.
“We are trying to see how we can do some rationalisation of
passenger fares...That process is on,” Railway Finance Commissioner, Ms Pompa
Babbar, told PTI.
Saturday, October 15, 2011
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India's longest railway tunnel opens to traffic
Srinagar, Oct 14 (PTI)
In what can be termed as a milestone for the Railways, India’s longest railway tunnel on Friday was opened for transportation between two prominent regions in Jammu and Kashmir.
This 10.96 -km-long tunnel will also be the second longest railway tunnel in the entire Asia.
It pierces through the Pir Panjal mountain range in the state. Senior Railway officers from the north-Railway zone and state government officials marked their presence at the opening ceremony.
In what can be termed as a milestone for the Railways, India’s longest railway tunnel on Friday was opened for transportation between two prominent regions in Jammu and Kashmir.
This 10.96 -km-long tunnel will also be the second longest railway tunnel in the entire Asia.
It pierces through the Pir Panjal mountain range in the state. Senior Railway officers from the north-Railway zone and state government officials marked their presence at the opening ceremony.
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'Chili' saved the day at Ambala railway station
Press Trust Of India
Ambala, October 15, 2011
Ambala, October 15, 2011
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Trains diverted due to Telangana agitation
CHENNAI: The Southern Railway on Friday announced diversion and partial
cancellation of trains from 6 am on Saturday to 6 pm on Monday.
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Reimbursement of medical expenses - delegation of powers to DRM
S.No.
22/Health /2011
GOVERNMENT
OF INDIA
MINISTRY
OF RAILWAYS
(RAILWAY
BOARD)
No.2011/H/6-4/Policy-1
New
Delhi, dated 30.09.2011
The General Managers,
All Indian Railways (Including PUs)
Wednesday, October 12, 2011
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Locomotive derails as T activists remove fishplates
TNN | Oct 12, 2011, 06.47AM IST
ADILABAD/MAHBUBNAGAR: Even as director general
of police Dinesh
Reddy talked tough and warned Telangana agitators of stern action during
the proposed rail roko, the activists had their way when they removed
fishplates on a railway track in Adilabad district on Tuesday morning.
Fortunately, there was no major tragedy as only a locomotive pulling a goods train
jumped the rails.
Tuesday, October 11, 2011
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New policy rings in free roaming
Sujay Mehdudia
Telecom plan envisages ‘one-nation, one-licence’ policy
Seeking to eliminate the ambiguities of the past, the draft
National Telecom Policy 2011 will remove national roaming charges, make
broadband available on demand, bring in an ‘one-nation, one-licence' policy and
allow mobile numbers to be ported to any part of the country.
Monday, October 10, 2011
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Techie proposes tram-trains to ease traffic
Sudhindra claims his transport
system can serve half a million passengers daily by using the existing railway
tracks
Sridhar Vivan
October 10, 2011
Even as Namma Metro is set to chug
from October 20, doubts linger on whether it can ease the traffic on
Bangalore’s roads. |
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