Govt to invest Rs 7,000Cr on 'Clean Ganga' project
Of these, Rs 1,342 crore has been earmarked for setting up of sewage treatment plants
Of these, Rs 1,342 crore has been earmarked for setting up of sewage treatment plants
Panel suggests separate textiles policy for NE
To exploit vast resources of the northeastern region, such a policy is needed in the industry-starved region, the panel said
To exploit vast resources of the northeastern region, such a policy is needed in the industry-starved region, the panel said
More WB aid for Himachal watershed project
The World Bank will provide an additional funding of Rs 231 crore for the project aimed to reverse the process of degradation of the natural resource base
The World Bank will provide an additional funding of Rs 231 crore for the project aimed to reverse the process of degradation of the natural resource base
Jharkhand mulls monorail to ease traffic load
Failing to ease traffic overload despite taking various measures, the government is now planning to introduce it in Capital areas
Failing to ease traffic overload despite taking various measures, the government is now planning to introduce it in Capital areas
Bihar launches e-Z Pay card scheme
The pre-paid card will help students belonging to the weaker strata of the society withdraw their scholarship directly from bank
The pre-paid card will help students belonging to the weaker strata of the society withdraw their scholarship directly from bank
Require the information about the new rule from 1st Nov 08 for e-ticket cancellation for that person whos id is given.
I was in China last month and went by bus from one city to another. At the entrance of the Bus Centre, a large banner was being put up. I asked somebody—'What does it say?'
"We will take you anywhere—but Must You travel?"
I see no such Question being asked anywhere in India. And no alternative to travel needs offered institutionally. Neither is there any wide publicity to "Minimize Travel. Travel is reverse of Progress. 99% travel needs are avoidable".
The waitlist booking is a good initiative. The IRCTC site could do with some improvement for train booking. When selecting the trains, the panes need to be frozen. At present, the whole page gets scrolled; making readability difficult.
This is very good iniitiative. Many times we are sure that the wait listed will get confirmed but were not able to book online.
I am sure that the railways will continue to pass on the benefits of technology to their customers.
My hearty congratulations to Indian Railways on achieving another milestone in implementation of a great service which was proving to be a bottle - neck for a long time (at least for me).
I am sure Indian Railways still has a long way to go in achieving e-Compliance to most of its processes which although are age old but still working 'fool - proof' and it shall strive to achieve the same.
Cheers!
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