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PM Modi Launches Card For Transportation Payments Across India
Prime Minister Narendra Modi Monday launched the indigenously-developed National Common Mobility Card (NCMC) to enable people to pay multiple kinds of transport charges, including metro services and toll tax, across the country.
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Metro rail project for Ahmedabad put on fast-track
In a push to mass rapid transit system in Ahemedabad, Gujarat government has decided to put the estimated Rs 12,000 crore metro rail project on the fast-track."We have conducted site surveys with the stakeholders twice for the metro. The project has been put on fast-track and now we are weighing options for its launch," Additional Chief Secretary, ...
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In land of Gandhi, no place for pedestrians?
In a country where road accidents kill over 100,000 people every year, the rights of the pedestrians have been routinely run over. As Indian cities increasingly become intensely automobile-centric urban scape, there is very little being done for those who may not be able to afford cars and other means of private transport.Vidyadhar Date, a veteran ...
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PM Modi Launches Card For Transportation Payments Across India
Prime Minister Narendra Modi Monday launched the indigenously-developed National Common Mobility Card (NCMC) to enable people to pay multiple kinds of transport charges, including metro services and toll tax, across the country.
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Metro rail project for Ahmedabad put on fast-track
In a push to mass rapid transit system in Ahemedabad, Gujarat government has decided to put the estimated Rs 12,000 crore metro rail project on the fast-track."We have conducted site surveys with the stakeholders twice for the metro. The project has been put on fast-track and now we are weighing options for its launch," Additional Chief Secretary, ...
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In land of Gandhi, no place for pedestrians?
In a country where road accidents kill over 100,000 people every year, the rights of the pedestrians have been routinely run over. As Indian cities increasingly become intensely automobile-centric urban scape, there is very little being done for those who may not be able to afford cars and other means of private transport.Vidyadhar Date, a veteran ...
