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French Engineering Firm Gaussin Unveils 'World's First' 100 Percent Hydrogen-Powered Skateboard for Freight Trucks
Gaussin, a French engineering firm, has introduced the world's first “skateboard” platform for freight trucks in two versions — a hydrogen-powered setup with a refueling time of less than 20 minutes for a range of 800 km and an all-electric version with a battery charge time of just 3 minutes for a range of 400 km.
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Indian Railways Freight Loading Up 10% To 203.88 Million Tonnes In 2020-21: Here's How
Indian Railways total freight loading was 203.88 million tonnes in fiscal 2020-21, compared to 184.88 million tonnes in previous fiscal, marking a 10 per cent growth year-on-year
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Indian Railways Freight Loading Up 1.93% To 1232.63 Million Tonnes In 2020-21
The national transporter's total freight loading was 1232.63 million tonnes in fiscal 2020-21, 1.93 per cent higher, compared to the corresponding period last year.
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Honda Cars India To Hike Prices Across Model Range From April 2017
Honda Cars India to announce a price hike for the next financial year 2017-18. Honda's model range will see a price increase by up to Rs. 10,000 with effect from April 2017.
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Coal Freight Tariff Revision To Have Minimal Impact On Power: Minister
Rationalisation of coal freight tariff by Railways will have minimal impact on power tariff and the move would gradually lead to domestic fuel replacing imported coal, Power Minister Piyush Goyal said on Monday.
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Coal Freight Hike May Force Firms To Pass Burden To Consumers: Experts
Hike in coal freight charges by Railways will adversely impact the domestic cement industry with a hit of over Rs 2,000 crore and is likely to force companies to pass on the burden to consumers, industry experts say.
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Railways Revises Freight Charges For Coal Transportation
Facing shortfall in freight loading, Railways on Tuesday rationalised coal tariff by reducing the rate for long-distance transportation and increasing it for short distance while imposing a coal terminal surcharge of Rs 110 per tonne at loading and unloading for distance beyond 100 km.
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No Passenger Fare Hike, But Here's How Rail Budget Could Pinch You
Railway Minister Suresh Prabhu did not hike passenger fares in his first Railway Budget, providing relief to millions of passengers, for whom railways continues to be the preferred mode of transport. However, freight charges were hiked for several commodities.
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Rail Freight Hike May Push Up Steel Prices by Rs 600 Per Tonne
Steel prices may go up by up to Rs 600 a tonne on account of the 6.5 per cent increase in rail freight charges as steel makers will have to shell out more on transportation of key raw material iron ore as well as finished products.
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Pay 14% More For Train Tickets, Starting Next Week
Train fares for passengers have been increased by 14 per cent from today, while freight charges went up by 6.5 per cent, Press Trust of India reported.
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Train tickets, freight tariff to be costlier from Monday
Travelling in trains is set to become costlier from tomorrow as the hike in reservation fee and superfast charges announced in the Rail Budget come into effect from Monday, April 1.
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Train tickets, freight tariff to be costlier from today
Travelling in trains is set to become costlier as the hike in reservation fee and superfast charges announced in the Rail Budget come into effect from today.
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No further hike in train reservation, cancellation charges: Pawan Bansal
Railway Minister Pawan Kumar Bansal made it clear on Friday that there will be no further hike in the near future in reservation or cancellation charges, though cross subsidy from freight to passenger segment has touched Rs 25,000 crore.
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Railway minister hints at more fare hike
Railway Minister Pawan Kumar Bansal today hinted at further hike in train fares, saying that the railways could not go on increasing freight charges and leave passenger fares unchanged.
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Rail Budget 2013: Freight rate hike may push up steel prices by up to 8 per cent
Steel prices may go up by 5-8 per cent from April due to 5.8 per cent increase in rail freight charges on the movement of iron ore as well as finished steel.
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French Engineering Firm Gaussin Unveils 'World's First' 100 Percent Hydrogen-Powered Skateboard for Freight Trucks
Gaussin, a French engineering firm, has introduced the world's first “skateboard” platform for freight trucks in two versions — a hydrogen-powered setup with a refueling time of less than 20 minutes for a range of 800 km and an all-electric version with a battery charge time of just 3 minutes for a range of 400 km.
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Indian Railways Freight Loading Up 10% To 203.88 Million Tonnes In 2020-21: Here's How
Indian Railways total freight loading was 203.88 million tonnes in fiscal 2020-21, compared to 184.88 million tonnes in previous fiscal, marking a 10 per cent growth year-on-year
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Indian Railways Freight Loading Up 1.93% To 1232.63 Million Tonnes In 2020-21
The national transporter's total freight loading was 1232.63 million tonnes in fiscal 2020-21, 1.93 per cent higher, compared to the corresponding period last year.
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Honda Cars India To Hike Prices Across Model Range From April 2017
Honda Cars India to announce a price hike for the next financial year 2017-18. Honda's model range will see a price increase by up to Rs. 10,000 with effect from April 2017.
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Coal Freight Tariff Revision To Have Minimal Impact On Power: Minister
Rationalisation of coal freight tariff by Railways will have minimal impact on power tariff and the move would gradually lead to domestic fuel replacing imported coal, Power Minister Piyush Goyal said on Monday.
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Coal Freight Hike May Force Firms To Pass Burden To Consumers: Experts
Hike in coal freight charges by Railways will adversely impact the domestic cement industry with a hit of over Rs 2,000 crore and is likely to force companies to pass on the burden to consumers, industry experts say.
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Railways Revises Freight Charges For Coal Transportation
Facing shortfall in freight loading, Railways on Tuesday rationalised coal tariff by reducing the rate for long-distance transportation and increasing it for short distance while imposing a coal terminal surcharge of Rs 110 per tonne at loading and unloading for distance beyond 100 km.
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No Passenger Fare Hike, But Here's How Rail Budget Could Pinch You
Railway Minister Suresh Prabhu did not hike passenger fares in his first Railway Budget, providing relief to millions of passengers, for whom railways continues to be the preferred mode of transport. However, freight charges were hiked for several commodities.
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Rail Freight Hike May Push Up Steel Prices by Rs 600 Per Tonne
Steel prices may go up by up to Rs 600 a tonne on account of the 6.5 per cent increase in rail freight charges as steel makers will have to shell out more on transportation of key raw material iron ore as well as finished products.
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Pay 14% More For Train Tickets, Starting Next Week
Train fares for passengers have been increased by 14 per cent from today, while freight charges went up by 6.5 per cent, Press Trust of India reported.
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Train tickets, freight tariff to be costlier from Monday
Travelling in trains is set to become costlier from tomorrow as the hike in reservation fee and superfast charges announced in the Rail Budget come into effect from Monday, April 1.
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Train tickets, freight tariff to be costlier from today
Travelling in trains is set to become costlier as the hike in reservation fee and superfast charges announced in the Rail Budget come into effect from today.
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No further hike in train reservation, cancellation charges: Pawan Bansal
Railway Minister Pawan Kumar Bansal made it clear on Friday that there will be no further hike in the near future in reservation or cancellation charges, though cross subsidy from freight to passenger segment has touched Rs 25,000 crore.
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Railway minister hints at more fare hike
Railway Minister Pawan Kumar Bansal today hinted at further hike in train fares, saying that the railways could not go on increasing freight charges and leave passenger fares unchanged.
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Rail Budget 2013: Freight rate hike may push up steel prices by up to 8 per cent
Steel prices may go up by 5-8 per cent from April due to 5.8 per cent increase in rail freight charges on the movement of iron ore as well as finished steel.
