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Security barriers removed outside Mamata Banerjee’s residence; Kalighat street reopened to public after TMC's poll defeatLess than 24 hours after TMC’s crushing defeat in the 2026 West Bengal elections, security barriers around Mamata Banerjee’s Kalighat resid...- Rhythm Of RailsRailway Mania podcast host Corwin Bainbridge speaks with Jonathan Guilbert of Gandy Dancer Productions. Guilbert restores old films to show...
- Bengal polls: Tata exit still shapes Singur, 18 years onSingur's landscape is marked by abandoned factory remnants and damaged farmland. The Tata Motors Nano project's 2008 exit reshaped Bengal p...
- Delhi Traffic Police, NHAI collaborate to ease traffic congestion on national highwaysDelhi Traffic Police discussed with NHAI various measures to ease congestion on national highway stretches within the city. Key suggestions...
- Centre plans to optimise movement of iron ore and steelThe Ministry of Steel has drafted a plan to optimize the movement of iron ore and steel in the country. Steel and iron ore currently accoun...
- Farmers' protest: Carriageway on road connecting Delhi to Haryana opened after 11 monthsDelhi Police on Thursday evening started removing the barricades and concertina wires it had put at Tikri Border on the Delhi-Rohtak highwa...
- Cops removing barricades at Ghazipur protest site, farmers' tents stay putDeputy Commissioner of Police (East) Priyanka Kashyap said, "The process of removing the barricades from National Highway 9 has started. Th...
- Build bridges, not walls: Rahul Gandhi to Centre on barricades at Delhi bordersIron rods have been hooked between two rows of cement barriers on a flank of the main highway at the Singhu border to further restrict the ...
- New policy in Goa bans fresh extraction of ore for nowGoa government's new mineral policy has banned fresh excavation of iron ore till an expert panel determines the optimum level of fresh mini...
- Iron ore scam: Essar offers to pay railways Rs 89 croreEssar Steel has offered to pay Rs 89 crore, including penalty, for transporting iron ore/pellets meant for exports by paying cheap domestic...
- Railway Budget 2013: Freight rate hike may push up steel prices by 5-8%Steel prices may go up by 5-8 per cent from April due to 5.8 per cent increase in rail freight charges on the movement of iron ore as well ...
- Truckers observe 12-hour bandh to protest against move to limit road transportation of minerals in KeonjharThe truck owners association and the district BJP wing urged the government to abandon the move to discourage road transportation of minera...
- ASSOCHAM calls for rationalising of freight rates of iron ore pelletsIndustry body ASSOCHAM has said that freight rates for iron ore pellets being moved for export should be at par with that for domestic move...
- Railway imposes cess on ore for export marketNearly 50% of iron ore produced in the country is exported. In a robust demand situation, the railways can charge more from iron ore export...
- Rlys may cut iron ore freight ratesThe Railways is planning to slash freight charges on domestic transportation of iron ore up to 6% to provide relief to local steel companie...
- Railways relief for movement of steelRailways may effect a similar move on domestic movement of steel. Indian Railways is contemplating reclassfication of iron ore class from 1...
- FIMI seeks PM's help to restore rail freightBearing the brunt of frequent freight revisions by Railways, mining industry today sought Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's help in restoring...
- Freight costs scar iron ore exportersA steep increase in the cost of transporting iron ore by rail is damaging India’s export competitiveness.
- Govt to develop 600-km Posco roads in OrissaIn a move that would give a major infrastructural push to the proposed Posco steel project, the government has decided to develop 600 km of...
- Railway hopes to win back cargo trafficThe Railways have sprung a surprise. By keeping the freight rates unchanged, they seem set to win back some of the cargo they had lost to o...
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