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Flood Disruption: Several Trains Cancelled on Jammu-Punjab Route for August 30

Flood Disruption: Several Trains Cancelled on Jammu-Punjab Route for August 30

National Times Bureau :- Heavy floods in Punjab and Jammu have disrupted train services, leading to the cancellation of multiple trains scheduled for August 30. Passengers are facing severe inconvenience as travel plans are thrown off track. List of Cancelled Trains The following trains have been cancelled: Vande Bharat Express (26406-05) Shri Shakti Superfast Express (22462) Shalimar Express Bhagat Ki Kothi–Jammu Tawi Express Ajmer Junction–Jammu Tawi Pooja Express Kanpur Central–Jammu Tawi Express Nadeem–Jammu Tawi Kolkata Terminal–Jammu Tawi Howrah Junction–Jammu Tawi New Delhi–Mata Vaishno Devi Katra Amritsar–Mata Vaishno Devi Katra Some Trains Short-Terminated Midway Due to the ongoing floods, several trains…
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US Stops Work Visas for Truck Drivers After Florida Crash by Punjabi Driver

US Stops Work Visas for Truck Drivers After Florida Crash by Punjabi Driver

National Times Bureau :- A tragic road accident in Florida has led the United States government to take a strong decision affecting thousands of foreign truck drivers. After a Punjabi truck driver made a wrong U-turn, causing a deadly crash, the US has immediately suspended the issuance of work visas for commercial truck drivers. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced this decision on his social media account, stating that the increasing number of foreign truck drivers operating large tractor-trailers is putting American lives at risk and threatening the livelihood of local drivers. The Florida Accident That Sparked the Ban…
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Punjab’s Rs.800-Crore Road & Bridge Projects Cancelled; State Urges Centre to Reconsider

Punjab’s Rs.800-Crore Road & Bridge Projects Cancelled; State Urges Centre to Reconsider

National Times Bureau :- The Centre has cancelled projects worth nearly Rs. 800 crore under the Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana (PMGSY) in Punjab, which included the construction of 64 roads (total length 628.48 km) and 38 new bridges. Most of these projects were located in border districts such as Pathankot, Amritsar, Gurdaspur, and Tarn Taran. The Punjab government has written to Union Rural Development Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan, urging early approval to avoid disruption to connectivity in rural and border areas. The projects, sanctioned in March, were to be executed using Full Depth Reclamation (FDR) — an eco-friendly technology…
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