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Trivandrum: A Google map image being spread on social media by certain vested interests as the final alignment of the proposed Semi High-Speed Rail (SHSR) corridor from Thiruvananthapuram to Kasaragod is highly misleading, clarified K-Rail here today.
Read MoreNew Delhi: Indian Railways has decided to marginally effect an increase in fare. Keeping the affordability concerns of daily commuters, there shall be no fare hike for passengers over suburban sections and season ticket holders. This class constitutes 66% of total passenger segment over Indian Railways.
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Kannur: The aerial survey to identify the alignment of Kerala’s ambitious Thiruvananthapuram-Kasaragod Semi High-Speed Railway (SHSR) project got underway today, covering the northernmost 80 km stretch from Kannur in the initial phase of the exercise.
Read MoreNew Delhi: From 1st January 2020, Railway Grievances Helplines such as 138 ( for General Complaints), 1800111321 (for Catering Services), 1072 ( for accidents and safety), 152210 (for Vigilance), 58888 or 138 (for Clean my coach) and 9717630982 (for SMS Complaints) will be discontinued and an integrated railway helpline number 139 will take over all existing helpline numbers.
Read MoreTrivandrum: The Union Government has given in-principle approval to Kerala’s ambitious Thiruvananthapuram-Kasaragod Semi High-Speed Rail (SHSR) corridor project. The order in this regard was issued by the Ministry of Railways, which was conveyed to Kerala Chief Secretary, Tom Jose IAS.
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