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India will soon get Diamond Quadrilateral, promises Manoj SinhaSinha informed that Railways has signed an MoU with the Surface Transport Ministry for construction of Railway Over Bridges (ROBs) across t...- Bullet train to reduce Delhi-Kolkata travel time to five hours: Feasibility studyDiamond Quadrilateral, one of the ambitious programmes of the NDA government, will connect four metro cities through high speed rail networ...
- Railways seek investment from Germany in modernisation planIndia today agreed to open up commercial opportunities for German companies in the high-speed rail segment and station redevelopment plans.
- France, Spain, China to study high speed rail corridorsThe Rs 2 lakh crore Diamond Quadrilateral project aims to drastically reduce the travelling time between the metros with the introduction o...
- Spain likely to undertake feasibility study for bullet train on Mumbai-Howrah routeSpain is keen to carry out a feasibility study of the proposed 1968 km-long Mumbai-Howrah high-speed route, part of the Diamond Quadrilater...
- China to help Indian railways increase speed on existing tracksTraining for handling heavy haul operations and assistance in the setting up of a railway university, too, were in focus during discussions...
- 12 global companies in race to be part of PM Modi's pet Diamond Quadrilateral bullet train projectReputed firms from France, Germany, Italy and China have entered the race to become part of PM Modi's pet Diamond Quadrilateral bullet trai...
- 'Feasibility study on A'bad-Mumbai bullet train by July 2015'Railway Minister D V Sadananda Gowda says feasibility study on proposed Ahmedabad-Mumbai bullet train project will be completed by July 201...
- Rail Budget 2014 an 'ill-prepared' document, says Congress in LSInitiating debate in the Lok Sabha, Congress leader Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury attacked the government for bringing FDI in building railway inf...
- Rail Budget 2014: Bullet trains in place, but when will they get fired?Experts remained sceptical of the exercise, wondering whether it will take off any time soon.
- Rail Budget 2014: 10 major railway stations to be develped to global standards"We will provide Wi-Fi in A-1 and A category stations and in select Wi-Fi in A-1 and A category stations and in select trains," Gowda said.
- Alstom India, CMC gain as Sadananda Gowda presents Rail Budget 2014Alstom India gained as the minister announced the Diamond Quadrilateral network (connecting five cities) for high-speed trains.
- Rail Budget 2014: Railways to boost fruit, vegetables transport via AC storage spaces"We will boost fruit, vegetables transport via AC storage spaces," Gowda proposed. "We will also boost milk transport via special milk tank...
- Rail Budget: Need Rs 9 lakh crore for funding Diamond Quadrilateral, says Sadananda Gowda"Rs 18,400 crore have been spent on doubling 5,050 km tracks in 10 years," Gowda said while presenting his maiden Rail Budget.
- Top 16 railway-related stocks in focus; best of the lotRailway-related stocks are in focus as Sadananda Gowda presents Rail Budget 2014.
- Most railway related stocks slip in red after hitting fresh 52-week highs ahead of Rail Budget 2014Ahead of the much awaited Rail Budget, most railway related stocks slipped in red after touching their respective 52-week highs in opening ...
- Railway stocks on a roll ahead of BudgetThe government is planning to start futuristic railway projects such as diamond quadrilateral for high speed trains.
- Narendra Modi's governance agenda: Diamond Quadrilateral of high speed trainsThe government wants to make the railways a key element of the logistics hub that will make the economy more competitive.
- Government unfolds steps to upgrade infrastructureHe promised that government would modernise existing ports on one hand and develop new world class ports on the other.
- Railways related stock rally after President’s address"Modernization and revamping of Railways is on top of the infrastructure agenda. My government will launch a Diamond Quadrilateral project ...
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