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[ad_1] Prime Minister Narendra Modi has introduced a new mode of transportation in India with the inauguration of the priority section of the Delhi-Ghaziabad-Meerut RRTS also known as NaMo Bharat. The train operated in this section will be operated on a 17-km stretch covering five stations in Uttar Pradesh. Later on, the rapid rail system will be integrated with other modes of transportation including Delhi Metro to develop a multi-modal transportation system. The citizens in Delhi are familiar with the Delhi Metro and have adopted it as one of their preferred means of transportation. However, the scenario is about to change because of the presence of RRTS. Seemingly similar, both of these train systems are significantly different from each other but are meant to improve public transport in NCT while functioning together. Also read:  Delhi-Meerut RRTS: PM Modi Inaugurates India’s First NaMo Bharat Train - Fare, Stations, Route And More Here we discuss significant differe

[ad_1] Glenn Maxwell showed no mercy to the Netherlands bowlers and hit them to all parts of the ground during the 24th match of the ICC World Cup 2023 between Australia and the Netherlands at the Arun Jaitley Stadium, Delhi, India, on Wednesday. Maxwell scored the fastest hundred in the history of the World Cup as the right-handed batter completed his ton in just 40 balls. The 35-year-old came to bat when the Aussies were 266-4 in 38 overs after they had just lost the wicket of Josh Inglis. Maxwell came in and started hitting the Dutch bowlers and scored 106 runs in total off just 44 deliveries courtesy of 17 boundaries, nine fours and eight sixes. The Dutch bowlers had no answer to the rapid knock by Maxwell and looked helpless as he kept on terrorising them for 10 overs, building a 103-run partnership with his skipper Pat Cummins. The fastest World Cup century's record belonged to South Africa's Aidan Markram who scored a ton on 49 balls against Sri Lanka in the

[ad_1] Delhi-Ghaziabad-Meerut corridor of India's first rapid rail saw its maiden tunnel breakthrough for the Delhi section on Saturday. The tunnel-boring machine, Sudarshan 4.1, achieved the breakthrough in Khichdipur in East Delhi. The 3-km tunnel is the longest in Delhi made by any tunnel-boring machine, and its construction started in January 2022. More than 14,000 high-precision pre-casted tunnel segments have been used to ensure a long tunnel life, the National Capital Region Transport Corporation (NCRTC) said in a statement. Four tunnels are being constructed in Delhi for the 82-kilometer Delhi-Ghaziabad-Meerut Regional Rapid Transit System (RRTS) for movement in both directions.  NCRTC said two parallel tunnels of about 3 km are being constructed between Anand Vihar and Khichdipur towards New Ashok Nagar RRTS station. Another set of parallel tunnels of about 2 km is being constructed between Anand Vihar and Vaishali towards Sahibabad RRTS station. Also read:  PM M

[ad_1] Vande Bharat Express' presence is increasing in India, and along with it, the controversies surrounding the train are also on the rise. Recently, Bhopal-New Delhi Vande Bharat Express became a part of a controversy after a passenger allegedly found plastic in the meal served on the train. Sharing his problem on Twitter, the traveller said he found plastic in his meal while travelling from Gwalior to Bhopal's Rani Kamlapati Railway Station.  The passenger on Vande Bharat Express shared a video of the plastic in food in his Twitter post. The post is gaining a lot of traction online since multiple users have shared it. Once the post went viral, RailwaySeva took note of the situation and responded to the passenger's complaint. The RailwaySeva account said that RailMada registered the complaint and shared a link to track the complaint.  Also read:  Trial Runs Of Karnataka’s Second Vande Bharat Express Begins On Bengaluru-Dharwad Route The Bhopal-New Delhi Va

[ad_1] Abhishek Jain is a resident of Delhi. Abhishek Jain is currently holding the post of SDO (civil) in Bijni, Assam. Every year, lakhs of students prepare for the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) exam. The UPSC Mains exam this year will be held on September 15, 16, 17, 23, and 24. The candidates who will be appearing for the exam are currently busy with preparation. Those who have cleared UPSC often share their success mantra, which serves as a motivation for the aspiring candidates. Today, let’s take a look at the tips shared by IAS Abhishek Jain. IAS Abhishek Jain is a resident of Delhi. He has done his graduation with a BCom from the renowned Hansraj College of Delhi University. Abhishek Jain had passed the UPSC exam on his first attempt. Then he was allotted the Indian Revenue Service’s 111th rank. His goal was to become an IAS. In 2019, he made his second attempt. With this, he became an IAS officer with 24th rank. Abhishek is currently posted in the Assam cadre.

[ad_1] ISLAMABAD: As usual there is again a smog attack in Punjab, especially in and around Lahore, Faisalabad and Gujranwala regions. The problem is so intense that there is a proposal for calling every Wednesday off for the coming few months. Smog causes a variety of respiratory, eyes and skin diseases, making life miserable for the affected and their families. Smog is caused by a combination of smoke (air pollution) and fog. Air pollution particles ride on fog water and cause double jeopardy. We will discuss in this space the causes and possible solutions. Is there an immediate solution? Let us first discuss it. There is a solution which has been introduced in China where most cities suffer from a similar problem. The same solution has been tried in countries of Southeast Asia and Delhi in India. This is water sprinkling but not in a random and unorganised manner. Water droplets have to be formed and sprinkled from a height of 50 metres. Fire fighting vehicles can be u

[ad_1] Delhi airport's new terminal and the fourth runway will become operational in September, Aviation Secretary Rajiv Bansal said on Thursday. The Indira Gandhi International Airport will become the only Indian airport with four runways. "September 2023 will witness to Delhi airport getting a new terminal and the fourth runway becoming operational. The Indian aviation sector is growing rapidly, and we are preparing for better infrastructure and better connectivity with a renewed focus on innovation," he said. Also read:  Govt Aims To Make 121 Airports Carbon Neutral By 2025: Aviation Minister The aviation secretary commented at the EU-India Aviation Summit, which began here on Thursday. According to officials familiar with the development, the fourth runway is expected to be around 4,400 metres long and 75 metres wide. It is slightly smaller than the third runway (known as 29/11). "The fourth runway is expected to ease the pressure of a likely r

[ad_1] Atishi said the BJP is not concerned about the pitiable condition of the government schools in states ruled by it (File Photo: Twitter/@atishi) Delhi Education Minister Atishi interacted with teachers of Delhi government schools at the closing ceremony of a fiveday training programme by SCERT to understand objectives of the 'Happiness Curriculum' Making good citizens is more important than making children just score good marks, Delhi Education Minister Atishi said on Sunday.  She was interacting with teachers of Delhi government schools at the closing ceremony of a five-day training programme by State Council of Educational Research and Training (SCERT) to understand objectives of the ‘Happiness Curriculum’. Atishi said schools have started focussing on making children a better professional through learning the content of subjects. “Today’s school education focuses on making children a better professional through learning the content of the subjects. But rarely any

[ad_1] Vice President Jagdeep Dhankar will be awarding the toppers. Hailing from Prayagraj, Khushboo Khanna will be awarded at the convocation ceremony which will be held at Vigyan Bhavan on Sunday, July 23. Khushboo Khanna, a student of Jamia Millia Islamia, has achieved an exceptional feat by securing the highest marks in the field of architecture at the esteemed institution in Delhi. Her outstanding performance has earned her a gold medal, which will be presented by Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar during the upcoming convocation ceremony at Vigyan Bhavan on Sunday, July 23. Hailing from Prayagraj, Uttar Pradesh, Khushboo Khanna specializes in Recreation Architecture, demonstrating remarkable expertise in beautifying park areas within the city. She serves as an assistant professor at Jindal University, Sonipat. Khushboo Khanna’s remarkable achievement not only brings pride to her family and the state of Uttar Pradesh but also marks a significant milestone for Prayagraj. Her dre

[ad_1] The historic Yamuna Bridge here whose construction over 150 years ago was considered an extraordinary engineering feat, was first opened for traffic in 1866, connecting Calcutta and Delhi on a continuous rail network for the very first time. The old bridge, popularly referred to as 'lohey ka pul' (iron bridge) has witnessed many floods in its over a century-and-a-half journey, so much so that it is also a reference point for measuring danger level for Yamuna water levels. The mighty river has been in spate for the last week, swelling to 207.71 metres on Wednesday, breaching its all-time record of 207.49 metres set in 1978, inundating several key areas in Delhi, after submerging the floodplains. With the raging river waters lapping close to its base, the landmark bridge -- a major lifeline of the Indian Railways -- has been temporarily closed for traffic movement as the river exceeded the evacuation mark earlier in the week. After breaching the 45-year record, wat

[ad_1] The Delhi High Court Wednesday allowed crisis-hit Go First's lessors to inspect their aircraft at least twice a month and carry out maintenance. The high court said there can be no denial of the fact that the aircraft of the petitioner lessors are highly valuable and sophisticated equipment and require maintenance for their preservation. Justice Tara Vitasta Ganju also restrained Go First and its representatives and the Interim Resolution Professional (IRP) appointed by the NCLT from removing, replacing, or taking out any part or components, or records of the 30 aircraft except with the prior written approval of the lessor of the particular airplane. The high court passed the interim order on multiple applications filed by the lessors to alleviate any further losses. Also read:  Go First Crisis: Aviation Watchdog DGCA Starts Special Audit Of Airline's Facilities cre Trending Stories The interim applications were filed in the main petitions by lessors seeking