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'One Nation, One Election' To Come In This Tenure Of Government: Sources
The idea of One Country One Election -- under discussion for long in the corridors of parliament -- will be implemented during the current tenure of the Narendra Modi government, sources have said.
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On PM's "Red Diary" Barb, Ashok Gehlot's "Red Tomatoes, Red Flag" Retort
Amid the suspense over the "red diary" in Rajasthan's political corridors, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today claimed that the secrets in the diary will ruin the ruling Congress in the upcoming Assembly polls.
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From 8 Km In 2002, To Nearly 400 Km In 2022, Delhi Metro Completes 20 Years
From its humble beginning in December 2002 with a corridor of just 8.2 km spanning six stations on the Red Line, the Delhi Metro has grown into a network of over 390 km in 2022, completing an eventful journey of 20 years of operations.
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Kolkata East-West Metro Corridor Work To Recommence Soon: Official
Days after the Centre granted permission to resume construction work in COVID-19 red zones with certain riders, a senior official of the Kolkata Metro Railway Corporation (KMRC) on Sunday said tunneling work for the East-West project in the city will recommence soon.
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In A First, "Large Scale Renovation" Of Delhi Metro's Red Line Stations
From exterior beautification to installation of new signages, 21 stations of the Delhi Metro's Red Line from Rithala-Dilshad Garden are set to be renovated, officials said on Sunday. A senior Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) official said the work on the busy corridor will be carried out in phases.
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Services Affected On Delhi Metro's Red Line Due To Technical Snag
Services were affected for nearly two hours on the Red Line of the Delhi Metro due to a technical snag in the Dilshad Garden-Shahdara section of the corridor today, officials said.
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30-Minute Delay On Delhi Metro's Blue Line Due To Technical Snag
Services were affected on the Red Line and a section of the Blue Line corridors of the Delhi Metro on Thursday evening due to technical glitches, officials said.
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All Delhi Metro Lines, Except Red, To Have First Coach Reserved For Women
To bring uniformity across the network, the first coach in the moving direction of Delhi metro trains will be reserved for women on all corridors, except for the Red Line, Delhi Metro officials said on Monday.
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Technical Snag Briefly Affects Services On Delhi Metro's Blue, Red Line
Services were briefly affected this morning on two corridors of the Delhi Metro, including the Red Line on which a train had to be removed from service after it faced technical issues, an official said.
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Delhi Metro's First-Ever Corridor Was Inaugurated By Atal Bihari Vajpayee
Many of the nearly 27 lakh commuters who hop on to the Delhi Metro every day are unlikely to be aware that the sprawling network started with an 8.2-km section of the Red Line was inaugurated by the then Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee.
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Cannes 2018: This Is How Kangana Ranaut Rolls, Fierce In Scarlet Leather
Kangana gave off major gangster vibes as she walked the corridors of Hotel Martinez
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$100 Billion Delhi-Mumbai Industrial Corridor Finally Sees Progress
A $7.1 billion rail corridor in Rajasthan that's set to cut freight times between Delhi and Mumbai to 14 hours from 14 days is now moving ahead.
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Night Green Corridor Helps Transport Heart Over 8 Km In 6 Minutes
A donor heart was successfully transported from Vasant Kunj to Saket on Tuesday covering a distance of 8.1 kms in only 6 minutes, owing to a night green corridor - a special travel route without red lights to ensure transportation in minimal time.
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Broken Wire Halts Delhi Metro's Red Line For Over 6 Hours
Major snags on Delhi Metro's Red Line, that connects Dilshad Garden to Rithala, threw services out of gear for several hours leaving thousands of passengers stranded across the 23-km-long corridor on the first day of odd-even scheme's second phase.
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Army Recruits 250 From Maoist-Affected Areas of West Bengal
250 young people from the 'Red Corridor' of West Bengal joined the Army today and regular recruitment drives have now been started in the area to bring youngsters of Maoist affected areas in the state into the mainstream.
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'One Nation, One Election' To Come In This Tenure Of Government: Sources
The idea of One Country One Election -- under discussion for long in the corridors of parliament -- will be implemented during the current tenure of the Narendra Modi government, sources have said.
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On PM's "Red Diary" Barb, Ashok Gehlot's "Red Tomatoes, Red Flag" Retort
Amid the suspense over the "red diary" in Rajasthan's political corridors, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today claimed that the secrets in the diary will ruin the ruling Congress in the upcoming Assembly polls.
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From 8 Km In 2002, To Nearly 400 Km In 2022, Delhi Metro Completes 20 Years
From its humble beginning in December 2002 with a corridor of just 8.2 km spanning six stations on the Red Line, the Delhi Metro has grown into a network of over 390 km in 2022, completing an eventful journey of 20 years of operations.
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Kolkata East-West Metro Corridor Work To Recommence Soon: Official
Days after the Centre granted permission to resume construction work in COVID-19 red zones with certain riders, a senior official of the Kolkata Metro Railway Corporation (KMRC) on Sunday said tunneling work for the East-West project in the city will recommence soon.
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In A First, "Large Scale Renovation" Of Delhi Metro's Red Line Stations
From exterior beautification to installation of new signages, 21 stations of the Delhi Metro's Red Line from Rithala-Dilshad Garden are set to be renovated, officials said on Sunday. A senior Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) official said the work on the busy corridor will be carried out in phases.
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Services Affected On Delhi Metro's Red Line Due To Technical Snag
Services were affected for nearly two hours on the Red Line of the Delhi Metro due to a technical snag in the Dilshad Garden-Shahdara section of the corridor today, officials said.
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30-Minute Delay On Delhi Metro's Blue Line Due To Technical Snag
Services were affected on the Red Line and a section of the Blue Line corridors of the Delhi Metro on Thursday evening due to technical glitches, officials said.
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All Delhi Metro Lines, Except Red, To Have First Coach Reserved For Women
To bring uniformity across the network, the first coach in the moving direction of Delhi metro trains will be reserved for women on all corridors, except for the Red Line, Delhi Metro officials said on Monday.
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Technical Snag Briefly Affects Services On Delhi Metro's Blue, Red Line
Services were briefly affected this morning on two corridors of the Delhi Metro, including the Red Line on which a train had to be removed from service after it faced technical issues, an official said.
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Delhi Metro's First-Ever Corridor Was Inaugurated By Atal Bihari Vajpayee
Many of the nearly 27 lakh commuters who hop on to the Delhi Metro every day are unlikely to be aware that the sprawling network started with an 8.2-km section of the Red Line was inaugurated by the then Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee.
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Cannes 2018: This Is How Kangana Ranaut Rolls, Fierce In Scarlet Leather
Kangana gave off major gangster vibes as she walked the corridors of Hotel Martinez
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$100 Billion Delhi-Mumbai Industrial Corridor Finally Sees Progress
A $7.1 billion rail corridor in Rajasthan that's set to cut freight times between Delhi and Mumbai to 14 hours from 14 days is now moving ahead.
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Night Green Corridor Helps Transport Heart Over 8 Km In 6 Minutes
A donor heart was successfully transported from Vasant Kunj to Saket on Tuesday covering a distance of 8.1 kms in only 6 minutes, owing to a night green corridor - a special travel route without red lights to ensure transportation in minimal time.
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Broken Wire Halts Delhi Metro's Red Line For Over 6 Hours
Major snags on Delhi Metro's Red Line, that connects Dilshad Garden to Rithala, threw services out of gear for several hours leaving thousands of passengers stranded across the 23-km-long corridor on the first day of odd-even scheme's second phase.
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Army Recruits 250 From Maoist-Affected Areas of West Bengal
250 young people from the 'Red Corridor' of West Bengal joined the Army today and regular recruitment drives have now been started in the area to bring youngsters of Maoist affected areas in the state into the mainstream.
