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China Man, Who Suffered Heart Attack, Regains Consciousness Only To Say "I Need To Rush To Work"
A man in China has caught social media's attention after collapsing from a heart attack at a railway station, only to regain consciousness and say, "I need to rush to work".
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Indian Wushu Players Disappointed After Chinese Visa Denial
The young Wushu players were given a warm welcome at the Naharlagun Railway station by the well-wishers, wushu association and family members on Tuesday as they returned home.
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Video Of Chinese Woman Using Rice Cooker On High-Speed Train Shocks Internet
China Railway has prohibited the use of high-powered electrical appliances and potentially dangerous items such as rice cookers.
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Railway Bridge In China Partially Collapses Due To Heavy Rain
A railway bridge in Chongqing partially collapsed on Tuesday morning, local authorities reported, after rain deluged the southwestern Chinese municipality for several days and fuelled concerns that more rain-induced disasters will hit the country.
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Minister Slams German Cartoon For Mocking India's Population: ''Not Smart To Bet...''
The cartoons show an overcrowded Indian train overtaking a modernised Chinese bullet train plying on a parallel track.
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Pakistan Cries Foul Over "Non-Functional" Railway Bogies Imported From China
Pakistan recently imported "non-functional" railway bogies worth USD 149 million from China, leading to discontent among Pakistan Railways authorities and casting doubt over Chinese imports.
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Railways Orders Wheels From Chinese Firm; Costlier Than Deal With Ukraine
The railways has placed a purchase order for 39,000 wheels for LHB coaches from Chinese manufacturer Taiyuan at a rate that is more than one per cent higher than that offered by a Ukrainian firm.
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China Pushing Trans-Himalayan Rail Project With Strategic Aims: Report
With aims to push rail connectivity to border areas, China is pursuing the Nepal-China Railway Project to fulfil its strategic interests.
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Chinese Company Disqualified For Vande Bharat Trainsets Project: Report
The Indian Railways has disqualified the bid of a consortium of a Chinese company and an Indian firm for the manufacturing of 44 Vande Bharat trainsets costing nearly Rs 1,800 crores.
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Xi Orders Faster Work On Rail Line In Tibet, Close To Arunachal: Report
Chinese President Xi Jinping on Sunday instructed officials to expedite the construction of the new USD 47.8 billion railway project connecting the country's southwest Sichuan province to Linzhi in Tibet close to the Indian border in Arunachal Pradesh, saying it would play a key role in safeguarding stability in the border areas.
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Tender For 44 Vande Bharat Trains Cancelled After Bid From Chinese Joint Venture
India has cancelled a tender for making 44 semi-high speed "Vande Bharat" trains, the Railway Ministry said on Friday night. It said a fresh tender will be floated within a week and give preference to the centre's Make In India programme. The move to cancel the tender is a big setback for China as a Chinese joint venture, CRRC Pioneer Electric (Ind...
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Railways Cancels Chinese Firm's Contract Over "Poor Progress": Official
The Railways on Friday terminated the contract of a Chinese firm for signaling and telecommunication work on the Eastern Dedicated Freight Corridor due to "poor progress", an official said.
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Efforts On To Use Only Made-In-India Components: Railway Board Chairman
The Railways aims to use only made-in-India components and reduce imports to zero, a top official said on Friday, a day after the transport behemoth decided to cancel the contract of a Chinese firm in a signalling project.
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Chinese Firm On Railways Project Told To Go After Ladakh Violence
The economic backlash against China following Monday's violence in Ladakh -- in which 20 Indian soldiers died -- continued today with a Chinese firm given a railways contract being show the door. The public utility DFCCIL (Dedicated Freight Corridor Corporation of India) said it was ending the Rs 471-crore contract "in view of poor progress".
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Nepal To Use Chinese Gauge For Its Railway, Not The One India Uses
Nepal has chosen a railway-track gauge used by China for its network and not the main one India uses citing lower costs, a minister said on Tuesday, a setback for India as it tries to limit Chinese involvement in the Himalayan country.
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China Man, Who Suffered Heart Attack, Regains Consciousness Only To Say "I Need To Rush To Work"
A man in China has caught social media's attention after collapsing from a heart attack at a railway station, only to regain consciousness and say, "I need to rush to work".
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Indian Wushu Players Disappointed After Chinese Visa Denial
The young Wushu players were given a warm welcome at the Naharlagun Railway station by the well-wishers, wushu association and family members on Tuesday as they returned home.
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Video Of Chinese Woman Using Rice Cooker On High-Speed Train Shocks Internet
China Railway has prohibited the use of high-powered electrical appliances and potentially dangerous items such as rice cookers.
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Railway Bridge In China Partially Collapses Due To Heavy Rain
A railway bridge in Chongqing partially collapsed on Tuesday morning, local authorities reported, after rain deluged the southwestern Chinese municipality for several days and fuelled concerns that more rain-induced disasters will hit the country.
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Minister Slams German Cartoon For Mocking India's Population: ''Not Smart To Bet...''
The cartoons show an overcrowded Indian train overtaking a modernised Chinese bullet train plying on a parallel track.
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Pakistan Cries Foul Over "Non-Functional" Railway Bogies Imported From China
Pakistan recently imported "non-functional" railway bogies worth USD 149 million from China, leading to discontent among Pakistan Railways authorities and casting doubt over Chinese imports.
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Railways Orders Wheels From Chinese Firm; Costlier Than Deal With Ukraine
The railways has placed a purchase order for 39,000 wheels for LHB coaches from Chinese manufacturer Taiyuan at a rate that is more than one per cent higher than that offered by a Ukrainian firm.
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China Pushing Trans-Himalayan Rail Project With Strategic Aims: Report
With aims to push rail connectivity to border areas, China is pursuing the Nepal-China Railway Project to fulfil its strategic interests.
-
Chinese Company Disqualified For Vande Bharat Trainsets Project: Report
The Indian Railways has disqualified the bid of a consortium of a Chinese company and an Indian firm for the manufacturing of 44 Vande Bharat trainsets costing nearly Rs 1,800 crores.
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Xi Orders Faster Work On Rail Line In Tibet, Close To Arunachal: Report
Chinese President Xi Jinping on Sunday instructed officials to expedite the construction of the new USD 47.8 billion railway project connecting the country's southwest Sichuan province to Linzhi in Tibet close to the Indian border in Arunachal Pradesh, saying it would play a key role in safeguarding stability in the border areas.
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Tender For 44 Vande Bharat Trains Cancelled After Bid From Chinese Joint Venture
India has cancelled a tender for making 44 semi-high speed "Vande Bharat" trains, the Railway Ministry said on Friday night. It said a fresh tender will be floated within a week and give preference to the centre's Make In India programme. The move to cancel the tender is a big setback for China as a Chinese joint venture, CRRC Pioneer Electric (Ind...
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Railways Cancels Chinese Firm's Contract Over "Poor Progress": Official
The Railways on Friday terminated the contract of a Chinese firm for signaling and telecommunication work on the Eastern Dedicated Freight Corridor due to "poor progress", an official said.
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Efforts On To Use Only Made-In-India Components: Railway Board Chairman
The Railways aims to use only made-in-India components and reduce imports to zero, a top official said on Friday, a day after the transport behemoth decided to cancel the contract of a Chinese firm in a signalling project.
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Chinese Firm On Railways Project Told To Go After Ladakh Violence
The economic backlash against China following Monday's violence in Ladakh -- in which 20 Indian soldiers died -- continued today with a Chinese firm given a railways contract being show the door. The public utility DFCCIL (Dedicated Freight Corridor Corporation of India) said it was ending the Rs 471-crore contract "in view of poor progress".
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Nepal To Use Chinese Gauge For Its Railway, Not The One India Uses
Nepal has chosen a railway-track gauge used by China for its network and not the main one India uses citing lower costs, a minister said on Tuesday, a setback for India as it tries to limit Chinese involvement in the Himalayan country.
