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Elon Musk Reacts To 'Bengali' Signboard At London Station
A signage written in English and Bengali at a London railway station has come under scrutiny with a UK MP demanding that it "should be in English, and English only".
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Signage At Railway Stations To Be Standardised For Ease Of Passengers
Signages at railway stations across India will be standardised on the basis of colour, font and the use of pictograms for the ease of passengers, Railways Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw said on Monday.
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Sliding Doors, Alarms: Railways Draft Specification For Private Operators
Electronic sliding doors, windows with double-glazed safety glass, Braille signages, emergency talk-back mechanism, passenger surveillance system, and information and destination boards.
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Sealdah-Rajdhani Express Gets A Makeover: New Features In Pics
From CCTV cameras, LED lights, 'auto janitor' systems in toilets, new night signage and more pockets for storage, the railways have made an effort to improve the passengers' travel experience.
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Indian Railways to provide coaches with Braille stickers by October
In a first, a railway coach is being prepared with Braille-embedded signages to facilitate visually-challenged passengers.
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Elon Musk Reacts To 'Bengali' Signboard At London Station
A signage written in English and Bengali at a London railway station has come under scrutiny with a UK MP demanding that it "should be in English, and English only".
-
Signage At Railway Stations To Be Standardised For Ease Of Passengers
Signages at railway stations across India will be standardised on the basis of colour, font and the use of pictograms for the ease of passengers, Railways Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw said on Monday.
-
Sliding Doors, Alarms: Railways Draft Specification For Private Operators
Electronic sliding doors, windows with double-glazed safety glass, Braille signages, emergency talk-back mechanism, passenger surveillance system, and information and destination boards.
-
Sealdah-Rajdhani Express Gets A Makeover: New Features In Pics
From CCTV cameras, LED lights, 'auto janitor' systems in toilets, new night signage and more pockets for storage, the railways have made an effort to improve the passengers' travel experience.
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Indian Railways to provide coaches with Braille stickers by October
In a first, a railway coach is being prepared with Braille-embedded signages to facilitate visually-challenged passengers.
