How the new Badlapur-Karjat lines will ease congestion in Mumbai’s busiest rail corridor

Shillong: The Meghalaya Cabinet on Wednesday approved a proposal to adopt Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) regulating the use of beacons, flashers, sirens, tinted glasses, nameplates, and flagposts on official vehicles. Briefing the media, Chief Minister Conrad K. Sangma said the SOP clearly defines who is authorised to use these features and aims to curb their […] The post Meghalaya clears SOP for beacons and tinted glasses on official vehicles appeared first on EastMojo. Source link India 52 'Sorrys' In 4 Minutes… Bitcoin’s drawdown breaks old… 7 equity funds offer over 25% CAGR… Delhi blast accused Shaheen Shahid… Stock Market…

File photo Kolkata- Aryan Juyal struck his second successive fifty, while Prashant Veer produced an fine all-round effort as Uttar Pradesh outclassed Jammu and Kashmir by 109 runs in their Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy Group B match here on Friday. This was Uttar Pradesh’s second win on the trot as they went to the top of Group B standings with eight points. Fresh from a match-winning 93 not out against Goa, the promising wicketkeeper-batter Juyal was in his elements again, smashing three sixes and four fours in a 40-ball 51 to guide UP to 193/6 after Jammu and Kashmir…

Reviewed by Khwaja Farooq Renzu Shah Prof. Saif-ud-Din Soz’s latest work, Sardar Patel Aur Kashmir, is a bold and provocative contribution to contemporary Kashmir scholarship—one that invites both admiration and debate. Drawing upon historical records, political interactions, and his own long public life, Prof. Soz re-examines Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel’s role in the early political shaping of Jammu & Kashmir with a candour rarely seen in present-day narratives. This review is shaped by an extensive pre-release interactive session I held with Prof. Soz at the Kashmir Society International, during which he elaborated on several assertions that have since stirred national conversation.…