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Rail passengers to pay more in AC1, AC2 classes from Sunday
Passengers travelling in AC1 and AC2 classes in trains will have to shell out more from Sunday when the upward revision in higher class fares will come into effect.
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Mamata wins, Dinesh Trivedi resigns, rollback of fare hike soon: Sources
Mamata Banerjee has proved that in its current state, the Congress cannot refuse any demand she presents. The Prime Minster will agree, say sources, that her own party colleague, Dinesh Trivedi, will be fired as Railways Minister. Sources also say Mr Trivedi has sent in his resignation to the PM. Ms Banerjee is punishing Mr Trivedi for announcing a...
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Mamata Banerjee has her way, PM to sack Dinesh Trivedi: Sources
The senior-most leaders of the Congress were forced into an emergency meet at the Prime Minister's house late tonight to discuss Mamata Banerjee's request to sack her party colleague, Dinesh Trivedi, as Railways Minister. Sources say the PM will accept Ms Banerjee's request; and her nominee Mukul Roy will replace Mr Trivedi in the Union cabinet.
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Full transcript: Dinesh Trivedi speaks to NDTV
The railway minister today proposed the first hike in passenger fares in nine years and the highest ever annual plan outlay for the railways at Rs 60,100 crore, of which Rs 15,000 crore he said, would be from market borrowing.
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Full text of Dinesh Trivedi speech on Railway Budget 2012
Dinesh Trivedi, presenting his first rail budget, had his task cut out. His focus, he said, was three-pronged: "Safety, safety, safety." Following very closely behind were consolidation, decongestion and modernisation.
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Political reactions to Railway Budget 2012
Railway Minister Dinesh Trivedi presented his first Railway Budget today. Here are the political reactions to it.
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Railway Budget 2012 highlights
As he presents his first rail budget, Dinesh Trivedi has his task cut out. His focus, he says, is three-pronged: "Safety, safety, safety." Following very closely behind are consolidation, decongestion and modernisation. So aided by poetry, quotable quotes and many mentions of his party chief and predecessor Mamata Banerjee, the railway minister to...
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Rail passengers to pay more in AC1, AC2 classes from Sunday
Passengers travelling in AC1 and AC2 classes in trains will have to shell out more from Sunday when the upward revision in higher class fares will come into effect.
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Mamata wins, Dinesh Trivedi resigns, rollback of fare hike soon: Sources
Mamata Banerjee has proved that in its current state, the Congress cannot refuse any demand she presents. The Prime Minster will agree, say sources, that her own party colleague, Dinesh Trivedi, will be fired as Railways Minister. Sources also say Mr Trivedi has sent in his resignation to the PM. Ms Banerjee is punishing Mr Trivedi for announcing a...
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Mamata Banerjee has her way, PM to sack Dinesh Trivedi: Sources
The senior-most leaders of the Congress were forced into an emergency meet at the Prime Minister's house late tonight to discuss Mamata Banerjee's request to sack her party colleague, Dinesh Trivedi, as Railways Minister. Sources say the PM will accept Ms Banerjee's request; and her nominee Mukul Roy will replace Mr Trivedi in the Union cabinet.
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Full transcript: Dinesh Trivedi speaks to NDTV
The railway minister today proposed the first hike in passenger fares in nine years and the highest ever annual plan outlay for the railways at Rs 60,100 crore, of which Rs 15,000 crore he said, would be from market borrowing.
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Full text of Dinesh Trivedi speech on Railway Budget 2012
Dinesh Trivedi, presenting his first rail budget, had his task cut out. His focus, he said, was three-pronged: "Safety, safety, safety." Following very closely behind were consolidation, decongestion and modernisation.
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Political reactions to Railway Budget 2012
Railway Minister Dinesh Trivedi presented his first Railway Budget today. Here are the political reactions to it.
-
Railway Budget 2012 highlights
As he presents his first rail budget, Dinesh Trivedi has his task cut out. His focus, he says, is three-pronged: "Safety, safety, safety." Following very closely behind are consolidation, decongestion and modernisation. So aided by poetry, quotable quotes and many mentions of his party chief and predecessor Mamata Banerjee, the railway minister to...
