Railways Budget 2015
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Shiv Sena Praises its Erstwhile Leader Suresh Prabhu on Rail Budget
Shiv Sena, which appeared to be upset over induction of its erstwhile leader Suresh Prabhu into Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) a few months back, today showered praise on him for presenting a "unique" budget.
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No Passenger Fare Hike Welcome in Railway Budget, Says AIADMK's J Jayalalithaa
AIADMK chief and former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa has welcomed the Narendra Modi government's first Railway Budget, and expressed happiness that passenger fares have not been increased.
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Railway Budget 2015: Over 3400 Level Crossings to be Eliminated
The Railways plans to eliminate a total of 3,438 level crossings at a cost of Rs 6,581 crore.
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Rail Minister Pledges Faster Connectivity, Better Infrastructure to Jammu and Kashmir, Northeastern States
The government is focusing on having a faster rail network growth in Jammu and Kashmir. It also plans to fast-track a better, and more enhanced connectivity to all the Northeastern states, Railway Minister Suresh Prabhu said on Thursday.
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Prime Minister Modi Praises Rail Budget 2015, Calls it 'Futuristic', 'Passenger Centric'
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has termed the Rail Budget as "futuristic" and "passenger centric", and said it lays out a clear road-map to make the national transporter the key driver of the country's economic growth.
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Rail Budget 2015: CCTV Cameras on Some Trains for Women's Safety
Giving priority to women's safety, Railway Minister Suresh Prabhu today announced the utilisation of resources from the Nirbhaya Fund by Indian Railways, adding that surveillance cameras would be provided in select coaches.
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BJP Ally Shiv Sena Criticizes Railway Budget, Says Party is 'Completely Dissatisfied'
The Indian Railway budget on Thursday drew criticism from within the ruling alliance with NDA constituent Shiv Sena claiming that it lacked clarity on how the money will come for the various projects.
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Samajwadi Party President Mulayam Singh Yadav Praises the 2015 Railway Budget
Samajwadi Party President Mulayam Singh Yadav on Thursday praised the railway budget for not including populist measures like announcement of new trains, and lauded Railway Minister Suresh Prabhu for focusing on fulfilling projects unveiled in past budgets.
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Railway Budget 2015: Suggestions Received on Social Media Included in Budget, Says Railway Minister
Railway Minister Suresh Prabhu has said that his ministry received an overwhelming response and suggestions on social media during the formative phase of the Railway Budget 2015-16.
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Railway Minister Suresh Prabhu Promises a Modern Rail Network With No Fare Hike
Without tinkering with passenger fares, Railway Minister Suresh Prabhu presented his maiden budget for Indian Railways in the Lok Sabha today, promising to balance passenger needs and long-term interests of the organisation and benchmark it globally on quality, safety and reach.
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'Hey Prabhu.' Railway Minister Puns on his Name, Amuses Parliament
Railway Minister Suresh Prabhu today amused parliamentarians by punning on his own name during his speech.
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Rail Budget 2015 Highlights: 'No Increase in Passenger Fares,' Says Suresh Prabhu
After managing people's expectations with his statement that "everything can't be done in an year", Union Railways Minister Suresh Prabhu presents his maiden Rail Budget in the parliament. Here are the highlights of the Rail Budget 2015:
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Shiv Sena Praises its Erstwhile Leader Suresh Prabhu on Rail Budget
Shiv Sena, which appeared to be upset over induction of its erstwhile leader Suresh Prabhu into Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) a few months back, today showered praise on him for presenting a "unique" budget.
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No Passenger Fare Hike Welcome in Railway Budget, Says AIADMK's J Jayalalithaa
AIADMK chief and former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa has welcomed the Narendra Modi government's first Railway Budget, and expressed happiness that passenger fares have not been increased.
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Railway Budget 2015: Over 3400 Level Crossings to be Eliminated
The Railways plans to eliminate a total of 3,438 level crossings at a cost of Rs 6,581 crore.
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Rail Minister Pledges Faster Connectivity, Better Infrastructure to Jammu and Kashmir, Northeastern States
The government is focusing on having a faster rail network growth in Jammu and Kashmir. It also plans to fast-track a better, and more enhanced connectivity to all the Northeastern states, Railway Minister Suresh Prabhu said on Thursday.
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Prime Minister Modi Praises Rail Budget 2015, Calls it 'Futuristic', 'Passenger Centric'
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has termed the Rail Budget as "futuristic" and "passenger centric", and said it lays out a clear road-map to make the national transporter the key driver of the country's economic growth.
-
Rail Budget 2015: CCTV Cameras on Some Trains for Women's Safety
Giving priority to women's safety, Railway Minister Suresh Prabhu today announced the utilisation of resources from the Nirbhaya Fund by Indian Railways, adding that surveillance cameras would be provided in select coaches.
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BJP Ally Shiv Sena Criticizes Railway Budget, Says Party is 'Completely Dissatisfied'
The Indian Railway budget on Thursday drew criticism from within the ruling alliance with NDA constituent Shiv Sena claiming that it lacked clarity on how the money will come for the various projects.
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Samajwadi Party President Mulayam Singh Yadav Praises the 2015 Railway Budget
Samajwadi Party President Mulayam Singh Yadav on Thursday praised the railway budget for not including populist measures like announcement of new trains, and lauded Railway Minister Suresh Prabhu for focusing on fulfilling projects unveiled in past budgets.
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Railway Budget 2015: Suggestions Received on Social Media Included in Budget, Says Railway Minister
Railway Minister Suresh Prabhu has said that his ministry received an overwhelming response and suggestions on social media during the formative phase of the Railway Budget 2015-16.
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Railway Minister Suresh Prabhu Promises a Modern Rail Network With No Fare Hike
Without tinkering with passenger fares, Railway Minister Suresh Prabhu presented his maiden budget for Indian Railways in the Lok Sabha today, promising to balance passenger needs and long-term interests of the organisation and benchmark it globally on quality, safety and reach.
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'Hey Prabhu.' Railway Minister Puns on his Name, Amuses Parliament
Railway Minister Suresh Prabhu today amused parliamentarians by punning on his own name during his speech.
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Rail Budget 2015 Highlights: 'No Increase in Passenger Fares,' Says Suresh Prabhu
After managing people's expectations with his statement that "everything can't be done in an year", Union Railways Minister Suresh Prabhu presents his maiden Rail Budget in the parliament. Here are the highlights of the Rail Budget 2015:
