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Railways Halts 3 Rail Projects To Protect Apple Orchards In Kashmir
The Centre has put off three proposed railway projects in Kashmir to save apple orchards that were being impacted due to the proposed rail lines.
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Kashmir To Be Connected With Rest Of India Through Train By 2024: Minister
Union Minister of State for Science and Technology and Personnel, Public Grievances Jitendra Singh on Sunday said that soon Kashmir will be soon connected to the rest of the country through a railway network in early 2024.
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Railway Bridge Taller Than The Eiffel Tower Over The Chenab, Cost 1,100 Crores
A railway bridge taller than the Eiffel Tower is being built across the Chenab river in Jammu and Kashmir and is slated to be ready by 2019. It will be the world's highest railway bridge.
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Valley on the edge: Railway employees flee to Jammu
With the Valley continuing to burn and the state symbols attacked every day, it's a death zone for employees coming in from other states.As fresh violence was reported in Budgam on Tuesday, families of railway employees have fled to Jammu. They are not Kashmiris but people from other states who say they are not safe in the Valley as protesters are ...
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Railways Halts 3 Rail Projects To Protect Apple Orchards In Kashmir
The Centre has put off three proposed railway projects in Kashmir to save apple orchards that were being impacted due to the proposed rail lines.
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Kashmir To Be Connected With Rest Of India Through Train By 2024: Minister
Union Minister of State for Science and Technology and Personnel, Public Grievances Jitendra Singh on Sunday said that soon Kashmir will be soon connected to the rest of the country through a railway network in early 2024.
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Railway Bridge Taller Than The Eiffel Tower Over The Chenab, Cost 1,100 Crores
A railway bridge taller than the Eiffel Tower is being built across the Chenab river in Jammu and Kashmir and is slated to be ready by 2019. It will be the world's highest railway bridge.
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Valley on the edge: Railway employees flee to Jammu
With the Valley continuing to burn and the state symbols attacked every day, it's a death zone for employees coming in from other states.As fresh violence was reported in Budgam on Tuesday, families of railway employees have fled to Jammu. They are not Kashmiris but people from other states who say they are not safe in the Valley as protesters are ...
