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Railway Service
07:40
CBI arrests railway official in bribery case
CBI arrests railway official in bribery case
A railway official in West Bengal was arrested for taking bribe from a subordinate promising a favourable transfer, a CBI official said on Wednesday.
"Prem Prakash Sharma, a senior mechanical engineer in Asansol railway division, was arrested on Tuesday night after being caught red handed taking a bribe of Rs.5,000 from Sanjay Kumar," said a Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) official.
"Sharma had asked for the bribe for relieving Kumar in pursuant to his transfer orders for Bokaro (in Jharkhand)," said the official.
Sharma, during the day, was presented before a court which remanded him in 14 days' judicial custody.
Source:Webindia123
Railway Engineers
07:35
Chinese investors interested in Indian Railways: Ambassador
Chinese investors interested in Indian Railways: Ambassador
Chinese investors interested in Indian Railways: Ambassador It’s India calling for Chinese investors. Chinese ambassador to India Le Yucheng told CNBC-TV18 that there was a huge amount of interest amongst the Chinese companies, and the one big sector that they are eyeing was the Ondian ralways.
It’s India calling for Chinese investors. Chinese ambassador to India Le Yucheng told CNBC-TV18 that there was a huge amount of interest amongst the Chinese companies, and the one big sector that they are eyeing was the Ondian ralways.
It’s India calling for Chinese investors. Chinese ambassador to India Le Yucheng told CNBC-TV18 that there was a huge amount of interest amongst the Chinese companies, and the one big sector that they are eyeing was the Ondian ralways. “Delhi and Chennai metros have almost finished. Also, the speed raising project from Chennai, Bangalore to Mysore is also under construction,” he told CNBC-TV18’s Rituparna Bhuyan. “The Chinese team was here, I met with them. They said it is not a difficult job and also, we have already trained 100 railway engineers for heavy haul rails.”
Source:CNBC TV
