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It has emerged from the analysis of pattern of accidents that manning of unmanned level crossings is not an ideal solution.  Therefore, the policy of manning of unmanned level crossings has been reviewed and Ministry of Railways has decided to progressively eliminate all unmanned level crossings by:
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Three meet records were established on the second day of the 54th all-India Railway aquatics championship at the ER pool here on Thursday.Sajan Prakash of South Western eclipsed the men’s 800m freestyle record with a performance of 8:38.54s that bettered Marvyn Chen of Western’s time of 8:45.63s.The day’s second record was created by international Sandeep Sejwal of Western in the 100m breaststroke event. His time of 1:03.76s obliterated his own record of 1:03.98 set last year.Another India star Aaron d’Souza of Western lowered the time in the 200m freestyle with an effort of 1:53.40s. The previous mark of 1:56.63s stood in the name of Sajan Prakash set last year.

The results:

200m freestyle: 1. Aaron D’Souza (WR) 1:53.40s (NMR, old 1:56.63s by Sajan Prakash, 2012), 2. Sajan Prakash (SWR) 1:53.83, 3. Sarma S.P. Nair (SWR) 2:01.79. 800m: 1. Sajan Prakash (SWR) 8:38.54s (NMR, old 8:45.63 by M. Chen, 2011), 2. Sanu Debnath (ER) 8:39.28, 3. Marvyn Chen (WR) 8:51.61. 200 backstroke: 1. Gopinath Kayal (ER) 2:19.13s, 2. Sumantha Nath (SER) 2:20.84, 3. V. Turbo (SWR) 2:22.89. 100m breaststroke: 1. Sandeep Sejwal (WR) 1:03.76s (NMR, old 1:03. 98 by Sejwal, 2012), 2. Anup Awasthi (SR) 1:07.77, 3. Jasadhar Lonkar (WR) 1:13.46. 50m butterfly: 1. Sarma S.P. Nair (SWR) 25.99s, 2. J.P. Arjun (SWR) 26.19, 3. Gopinath Kayal (ER) 26.37.

Diving, 3m springboard: 1. Navin Kumar Yadav (DLW) 287.00 points, 2. Abhishek Kumar (DLW) 284.45, 3. T. Hari Prasad (WR) 222.30. — Special Correspondent

Police go down fighting to NFR
Sports reporter
GUWAHATI, Aug 22 – Assam Police Blues should blame themselves for not winning their GSA Super League match against table leader NF Railway Sports Club.
Despite playing a spirited game and enjoying distinct territorial supremacy throughout the course, the policemen went down 0-1.

Chayaram Basumatary became hero of the match, hitting the target in the 20th minute anticipating a pass from skipper Dipak Ghatowar. Barring this goal, the railwaymen hardy applied themselves in the match.

The Police team paid the penalty for not sharpening their goal-shooting skills. They squandered at least five opportunities from which goals could have been scored.

Rajen Zoya, Joseph Maslai, Lohit Taye, Kajaigek Rongmei, Manoj Boro and Sarbananda Sonowal were the Police Blues players who let their team down. All the players were off target from close range.

The whole Police team today was in an aggressive mood from the kick off onwards and forced the opponents to fight with their backs to the wall. Credit should be give to Railway custodian K Bijen Singh and defenders for keeping their fort intact.

For Railway, Sibra Narzary, Jilendra Brahma and Chayaram tried to get their act together and combined with midfielders Sankar Sil and Bapa Biswas to initiate some moves.

With today’s victory, the railwaymen collected 13 points from five matches. On the other hand, it was Police’s third defeat in five outings and are placed at the bottom with just two points.

Rising XI drub Abutani: Rising Xi trounced Abutani Sports Club 3-0 in the A Division match. Sujay Dey (42nd minute), Wilson Dewri (70th minute) and Kubal Rabha (84th minute) scored one goal each for the winning team.

Today’s matches: (Super Div) Dynamo vs FCI; (A Div) GTC vs Rajbari.

A jumbo block from 23.45 hrs to 04.15 hrs in the night o­n Saturday/Sunday, 24/25.08.2013 at Mumbai Central (Main) and yard.Hence there will be no Jumbo Block o­n 25.08.2013 during day time.Detailed information to this effect is available with concerned Station Masters. Passengers are requested to take note of the above arrangements.

Three meet records were established on the second day of the 54th all-India Railway aquatics championship at the ER pool here on Thursday.Sajan Prakash of South Western eclipsed the men’s 800m freestyle record with a performance of 8:38.54s that bettered Marvyn Chen of Western’s time of 8:45.63s.The day’s second record was created by international Sandeep Sejwal of Western in the 100m breaststroke event. His time of 1:03.76s obliterated his own record of 1:03.98 set last year.Another India star Aaron d’Souza of Western lowered the time in the 200m freestyle with an effort of 1:53.40s. The previous mark of 1:56.63s stood in the name of Sajan Prakash set last year.

The results:

200m freestyle: 1. Aaron D’Souza (WR) 1:53.40s (NMR, old 1:56.63s by Sajan Prakash, 2012), 2. Sajan Prakash (SWR) 1:53.83, 3. Sarma S.P. Nair (SWR) 2:01.79. 800m: 1. Sajan Prakash (SWR) 8:38.54s (NMR, old 8:45.63 by M. Chen, 2011), 2. Sanu Debnath (ER) 8:39.28, 3. Marvyn Chen (WR) 8:51.61. 200 backstroke: 1. Gopinath Kayal (ER) 2:19.13s, 2. Sumantha Nath (SER) 2:20.84, 3. V. Turbo (SWR) 2:22.89. 100m breaststroke: 1. Sandeep Sejwal (WR) 1:03.76s (NMR, old 1:03. 98 by Sejwal, 2012), 2. Anup Awasthi (SR) 1:07.77, 3. Jasadhar Lonkar (WR) 1:13.46. 50m butterfly: 1. Sarma S.P. Nair (SWR) 25.99s, 2. J.P. Arjun (SWR) 26.19, 3. Gopinath Kayal (ER) 26.37.

Diving, 3m springboard: 1. Navin Kumar Yadav (DLW) 287.00 points, 2. Abhishek Kumar (DLW) 284.45, 3. T. Hari Prasad (WR) 222.30. — Special Correspondent

मुजफ्फरपुर-नरकटियागंज रेलखंड के बापूधाम मोतिहारी स्टेशन गुरुवार की शाम जलने से बच गई। जानकारी के मुताबिक शाम 6.20 के आसपास मोतिहारी स्टेशन के ऊपर से गुजरी हाईटेंशन केबुल में शार्ट सर्किट से अचानक आग लग गई और केबुल धू-धूकर जलने लगा। आग लगने की जानकारी लगते ही स्टेशन पर अफरातफरी मच गई। स्टेशन के यात्री डर के मारे इधर-उधर भागने लगे। इस दौरान कई महिला यात्री मामूली रूप से चोटिल भी हो गये। केबुल में आग लगने की जानकारी मिलते ही रेल प्रबंधन ने फौरन लाइन काटने का निर्देश दिया। लाइन कटने के बाद भी आग बेकाबू हो रहा था। हालांकि स्थानीय दुकानदारों ने आग पर बालू पानी फेंककर काबू पाया। लाइन कटने के बाद बापूधाम मोतिहारी स्टेशन पर पूरी तरह अंधेरा कायम है। इधर स्टेशन अधीक्षक नरेन्द्र प्रसाद बताया कि रेल विद्युत विभाग के जेई राजेश कुमार को अविलंब स्टेशन रोशनी की व्यवस्था बहाल करने का निर्देश दे दिया गया है। समाचार लिखे जाने तक पूरे स्टेशन परिसर में अंधेरा पसरा था।

FREE EMERGENCY MEDICAL ASSISTANCE CENTRES AT IMPORTANT RAILWAY STATIONSOVER SOUTHERN RAILWAY

            Southern Railway runs about 434 suburban trains and 742 non-suburban trains daily, transporting around 2.4 million passengers o­n an average per day.  Southern Railway, which enjoys the distinction of introducing many innovative amenities to passengers, has joined hands with leading medical care providers to set up Free Emergency Medical Assistance Centres at the following railway stations.



Railway Station

Managed by

Chennai Central

M/s. SRM Hospitals, Chennai.

Chennai Egmore

M/s. SRM Hospitals, Chennai.

Tambaram

M/s. Global Hospitals, Chennai.

Salem Junction

M/s. Vinayaka Mission Hospital, Salem



This facility is being extended to many more railway stations over this Railway.

            The facility available at Emergency Medical Care Centres include:

Ø Round the clock free emergency medical care/First-aid to passengers in need.

Ø Service of qualified medical staff including Doctors.

Ø Free Ambulance facility to transport passengers to near-by hospitals for further

    treatment, if necessary.

Ø Availability of medicines and equipments for Trauma/emergency care.

Ø Availability of wheel chairs and stretchers.

Ø Conducting of periodical health camps and Medical awareness programmes.

            This new facility to provide Free Emergency Medical Care to Passengers at important Railway stations has been well received by Passengers and appreciated  by all.

FREE EMERGENCY MEDICAL ASSISTANCE CENTRES AT IMPORTANT RAILWAY STATIONSOVER SOUTHERN RAILWAY

            Southern Railway runs about 434 suburban trains and 742 non-suburban trains daily, transporting around 2.4 million passengers o­n an average per day.  Southern Railway, which enjoys the distinction of introducing many innovative amenities to passengers, has joined hands with leading medical care providers to set up Free Emergency Medical Assistance Centres at the following railway stations.



Railway Station

Managed by

Chennai Central

M/s. SRM Hospitals, Chennai.

Chennai Egmore

M/s. SRM Hospitals, Chennai.

Tambaram

M/s. Global Hospitals, Chennai.

Salem Junction

M/s. Vinayaka Mission Hospital, Salem



This facility is being extended to many more railway stations over this Railway.

            The facility available at Emergency Medical Care Centres include:

Ø Round the clock free emergency medical care/First-aid to passengers in need.

Ø Service of qualified medical staff including Doctors.

Ø Free Ambulance facility to transport passengers to near-by hospitals for further

    treatment, if necessary.

Ø Availability of medicines and equipments for Trauma/emergency care.

Ø Availability of wheel chairs and stretchers.

Ø Conducting of periodical health camps and Medical awareness programmes.

            This new facility to provide Free Emergency Medical Care to Passengers at important Railway stations has been well received by Passengers and appreciated  by all.

For the convenience of passengers, Western Railway has decided to provide stoppage to 12995/12996 Bandra (T) – Ajmer- Udaipur Express train atGodhra station with immediate effect.Accordingly, Train No. 12995 Bandra (T)–Ajmer- Udaipur Express Express train will reach Godhra station at 00.01 hrs & depart at 00.03 hrs.Similarly, in the return direction, Train No.12996 Ajmer- Udaipur– Bandra (T) Express train will reach Godhra station at 06.50 hrs & depart at 06.52 hrs.

These stoppages have been given o­n experimental basis for a period of six months.

Favourites ONGC (Dehradun) and Southern Railway emerged winners in the men’s and women’s sections respectively of the Golden Eagle Blue Star all-India invitation basketball tournament on Thursday.While ONGC handed Central Excise (Kochi) a 76-63 defeat in the men’s final, Southern Railway brushed aside South Central Railway 62-43 in the women’s final.ONGC was at its authoritarian best right from the outset. A brilliant steal by Yadwinder Singh, Amritpal Singh’s dunk, and some stylish shooting from Vishesh Bhriguvanshi underscored the team’s all-round flair.Trailing 25-41 at half-time, the Excise team gained ground in the third quarter. However, it couldn’t halt the inevitable.Earlier in the evening, P. Anitha’s neatly-executed three-pointer to initiate Southern Railway’s scoring provided a snapshot of how the women’s final would unfold. At the end of the first quarter, it led 26-13.South Central Railway, notwithstanding a mini-surge in the second quarter, trailed by 10 points at half-time. Southern Railway continued to throttle its opponent and duly won the match.Special awards were given to Ceciline Michael Vinoo, the only Indian referee to have officiated in the under-19 women’s World championship at Lithuania, and P. Anitha, the lone woman player to have represented India in six consecutive Asian basketball championships.

Vaigaichelvan, Minister of School Education, Sports and Youth Welfare, Tamil Nadu, and J.C.D. Prabhakar, Chairman, SIDCO, gave away the prizes.

The results (finals):

Men: ONGC (Dehradun) 76 (Amritpal Singh 29, Vishesh Bhriguvanshi 16, R. Murali Krishna 14, Yadwinder Singh 12) bt Central Excise (Kochi) 63 (Monish Wilson 21, Eudrick Pereira 17, Basil Philip 13).

Women: Southern Railway 62 (P. Anitha 23, Geethu Anna Jose 15, Neena Hareendran 12) bt South Central Railway 43 (Manda Meshram 12, Anusha Anto 10).