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Indian Railways' Form-Based Codes For Station Redevelopment: All You Need To Know
Indian Railways' nodal agency developed form-based codes to plan the ongoing station redevelopment project and regulating the commercial development of railway land
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Indian Railways To Convert 200 Saloons To 10 Luxury Trains
Railways has decided to convert 200 saloons into 10 luxury tourist trains to be run by the IRCTC in a bid to regulate the use of the colonial era-style carriages and generate additional revenue for the national transporter, sources said on Friday.
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After Drive Against Excess Baggage, Railways Now Eye Passengers Without Ticket
After a drive to catch passengers carting excess baggage, the railways has now decided to go after passengers travelling without tickets from June 8 to June 22, the Railway Board said today.
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Railways' Track Maintenance To Get Tech-Focused, To Cost Rs 2,700 Crore
Automatic track geometry-cum-video inspection systems, ballast regulating machines, rail grinding machines, automated multifunction track recording cars and ultrasonic flaw detection systems are some of the modern equipment to be procured by the Railways at an estimated cost of Rs 2,726 crore
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Indian Railways' Form-Based Codes For Station Redevelopment: All You Need To Know
Indian Railways' nodal agency developed form-based codes to plan the ongoing station redevelopment project and regulating the commercial development of railway land
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Indian Railways To Convert 200 Saloons To 10 Luxury Trains
Railways has decided to convert 200 saloons into 10 luxury tourist trains to be run by the IRCTC in a bid to regulate the use of the colonial era-style carriages and generate additional revenue for the national transporter, sources said on Friday.
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After Drive Against Excess Baggage, Railways Now Eye Passengers Without Ticket
After a drive to catch passengers carting excess baggage, the railways has now decided to go after passengers travelling without tickets from June 8 to June 22, the Railway Board said today.
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Railways' Track Maintenance To Get Tech-Focused, To Cost Rs 2,700 Crore
Automatic track geometry-cum-video inspection systems, ballast regulating machines, rail grinding machines, automated multifunction track recording cars and ultrasonic flaw detection systems are some of the modern equipment to be procured by the Railways at an estimated cost of Rs 2,726 crore
