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PM Modi, Nepalese Counterpart Flag Off Cargo Train From Bihar To Nepal
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Nepal's counterpart Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda' on Thursday jointly unveiled the e-plaque of the Kurtha-Bijalpura section of the Railway.
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India Delivers Two Diesel-Electric Multiple Unit Trains To Nepal
India has handed over two modern trains to Nepal that would run between Jaynagar in Bihar and Kurtha in Dhanusa district from mid-December, marking the beginning of the first broad-gauge railway service in the Himalayan nation, officials said on Saturday.
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First India-Nepal Passenger Train On Broad Gauge Likely From December
The first passenger train to run on broad gauge between India and Nepal is likely to run from December this year, sources in the railways said.
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At Least 150 Indians Reach Raxaul in Bihar From Earthquake-Hit Nepal
At least 150 Indians who reached Indian border at Raxaul from Nepal this morning were sent to their homes by different trains and 10 buses were dispatched to Pokhra in the neighbouring country by Bihar government for transporting back stranded citizens.
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PM Modi, Nepalese Counterpart Flag Off Cargo Train From Bihar To Nepal
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Nepal's counterpart Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda' on Thursday jointly unveiled the e-plaque of the Kurtha-Bijalpura section of the Railway.
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India Delivers Two Diesel-Electric Multiple Unit Trains To Nepal
India has handed over two modern trains to Nepal that would run between Jaynagar in Bihar and Kurtha in Dhanusa district from mid-December, marking the beginning of the first broad-gauge railway service in the Himalayan nation, officials said on Saturday.
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First India-Nepal Passenger Train On Broad Gauge Likely From December
The first passenger train to run on broad gauge between India and Nepal is likely to run from December this year, sources in the railways said.
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At Least 150 Indians Reach Raxaul in Bihar From Earthquake-Hit Nepal
At least 150 Indians who reached Indian border at Raxaul from Nepal this morning were sent to their homes by different trains and 10 buses were dispatched to Pokhra in the neighbouring country by Bihar government for transporting back stranded citizens.
