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Guwahati, Aug. 18 : Holders NF Railway continued their unbeaten run in the Abhishek Motors RG Baruah Trophy Guwahati Super League football tournament, handing a solitary goal defeat to Green Valley Sports Club in their match today at Nehru Stadium here.
In a contesting affair that went goalless almost throughout the regulation time, Sibra Narzary fired in the all-important goal witha left footer off a Chayaram Basumatary pass from inside the box in the 84th minute.
The Green Valley men were in command of the first session and got a couple of scoring opportunities, but goals eluded the side.
Nigerian recruit Michel Lucky Kelechukwe got the first opportunity when he received a pass from Laldeniela inside the box in the 20th minute.
He, however, squandered it by placing it wrongly.
Just two minutes later, midfielder Enga Rongmei took a power-packed shot at the woodwork only to be saved brilliantly by seasoned Railway glovesman Bijen Singh.
Experienced Railway striker Duleswar Rabha was the first to beat the Green Valley defence in the 23rd minute today when he managed to place a Sibra Narzary pass beyond the custodian, but stopper Satvinder Singh cleared it from the goalline.
Yesterday, Assam Police Blues played a goalless draw against Sunrise Athletic Club to share a point each from a lack-lustre affair.
While soccer skills were hardly on display, muscle power was definitely on.
Munna Limbu of Assam Police and Sanjit Mandal of Sunrise got engaged in a scuffle, which created a free-for-all situation on the field in the 65th minute.
Referee Zeherul Islam gave marching orders to both the players after an interruption of seven minutes.
Navajyoti Club will meet Food Corporation of India in tomorrow’s match.
A-Division League
In the Jibeswar Goswami first division league, Ganga Sports Clubtoday rode a hattrick by Xumam Gopi Singh to inflict a 4-2 defeat on Abutani SC.
After Henry Kelechi Oja of Abutani netted the opener in the 20th minute, Singh ruffled the net thrice in the 31st, 56th and 59th minutes, including a penalty kick conversion in the 59th minute, before Vanlalnghaka fired in the fourth for the side in the 63rd minute.
Oja found the net for another goalin the 72nd minute.
Rising XI prevailed over Sports Authority of India Sports Club 3-1 in yesterday’s match of the first division league.
For the winning team, Wilson Dewri scored a brace in the 25th and 70th minutes while Ajoy Sonar added one in the 75th minute. For SAI, skipper Sanjoy Boro netted one in the 34th minute.
City Police will clash with Rajbari AC in tomorrow’s match.

Railway officials in Kasaragod heaved a sigh of relief after deftly handling a chaotic situation on the Ernakulam-bound Marusagar express — which reached the town late on Saturday night with agitated passengers complaining of uneasiness after eating stale food served on the train.All the seven passengers, who showed symptoms of food poisoning, hyper-tension and low pulse rate were taken to the General Hospital and the nearby Malik Dinar hospital. Several others were administered first aid treatment inside the station and on-board the train, thanks to the well-coordinated efforts taken ahead of the arrival of the train at 11.02 pm, a senior railway official here said.On being alerted from Mangalore about the commotion inside the super-fast express train from Ajmer, the railway officials requisitioned the services of a team of physicians and paramedical staff. The initiatives were supervised by N. A. Nellikkunnu, MLA, who rushed to the station on realizing the gravity of the situation.

All the senior railway officials here were asked to rush to the station to tackle the emergency as volunteers from nearby area joined hands to facilitate urgent medical attention, the railway official here said.

Three ambulances from the hospitals and the fire service and police personnel were requisitioned at the station by 10 p.m., an hour ahead of the arrival of the train which reached 83 minutes late after it halted at the Mangalore Junction to facilitate medical treatment for the affected.Seven affected passengers, including Mohammed Kutty (35), Mohammed Ali (35), both hailing from Perinthalmanna, and Abu Baker (64) from Mannarcaud, were taken to the General hospital and Malik Dinar hospitals and were discharged by 3 a.m.. A few other affected passengers, in the S-11 and S-12 coaches of the train, were administered first aid treatment at the railway station.The agitated passengers complained about the “rude” behaviour of the pantry car Manager who reportedly insisted them to simply take the food offered by them, he said.N. A. Nellikkunnu, who complimented the steps taken here, said he experienced foul smell from the stale bread “delicacy” offered by the pantry car.DRM Palakkad Piyush Aggarwal had assured him to take up the matter with the railway ministry, he said, adding that he also would shoot a letter to the ministry about the poor but costly food served in quite a few long distance trains from Kerala.

South Central Railway will run eight special trains between Kacheguda and Mangalore to clear the extra rush of passengers in September and 12 specials between Secunderabad-Guwahati.

Accordingly, no. 07606 will leave Kacheguda at 6 a.m. on Tuesdays (September 3, 10, 17 and 24) and reach Mangalore at 11.20 a.m. the next day. In the return direction, no. 07605 will leave Mangalore at 8 p.m. on Wednesdays (September 4, 11, 18 and 25) to reach Kacheguda at 3.40 a.m. on Friday.

No. 07149 will leave Secunderabad at 7.30 a.m. on Aug. 23 and 30, September 6, 13, 20 and 27 (Fridays) and reach Guwahati on Sundays. In the return, no. 07150 will leave there at 6 a.m. on August 26, September 2, 9, 16, 23 and 30 (Mondays) to arrive here at 9.15 a.m. on Wednesdays. Also, SCR will temporarily augment Hyderabad-Trivandrum-Hyderabad Sabari Express with AC first class coach .

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SUNDAY:
DMK president M. Karunanidhi on Saturday warned of rail blockades and black flags on houses and commercial establishments across Tamil Nadu if Prime Minister Manmohan Singh did not declare that India would not participate in the CHOGM in Colombo, Indian media reported.Indian media quoted Karunanidhi in a statement, as saying: "The prime minister without neglecting Tamils' demand should categorically and openly declare that India will not participate in the meet."He said the Sri Lankan government has lost credibility in the international forum and it is trying to dilute the provisions of 13th amendment to its constitution.

SUNDAY:
DMK president M. Karunanidhi on Saturday warned of rail blockades and black flags on houses and commercial establishments across Tamil Nadu if Prime Minister Manmohan Singh did not declare that India would not participate in the CHOGM in Colombo, Indian media reported.Indian media quoted Karunanidhi in a statement, as saying: "The prime minister without neglecting Tamils' demand should categorically and openly declare that India will not participate in the meet."He said the Sri Lankan government has lost credibility in the international forum and it is trying to dilute the provisions of 13th amendment to its constitution.

Railway officials in Kasaragod heaved a sigh of relief after deftly handling a chaotic situation on the Ernakulam-bound Marusagar express — which reached the town late on Saturday night with agitated passengers complaining of uneasiness after eating stale food served on the train.All the seven passengers, who showed symptoms of food poisoning, hyper-tension and low pulse rate were taken to the General Hospital and the nearby Malik Dinar hospital. Several others were administered first aid treatment inside the station and on-board the train, thanks to the well-coordinated efforts taken ahead of the arrival of the train at 11.02 pm, a senior railway official here said.On being alerted from Mangalore about the commotion inside the super-fast express train from Ajmer, the railway officials requisitioned the services of a team of physicians and paramedical staff. The initiatives were supervised by N. A. Nellikkunnu, MLA, who rushed to the station on realizing the gravity of the situation.

All the senior railway officials here were asked to rush to the station to tackle the emergency as volunteers from nearby area joined hands to facilitate urgent medical attention, the railway official here said.

Three ambulances from the hospitals and the fire service and police personnel were requisitioned at the station by 10 p.m., an hour ahead of the arrival of the train which reached 83 minutes late after it halted at the Mangalore Junction to facilitate medical treatment for the affected.Seven affected passengers, including Mohammed Kutty (35), Mohammed Ali (35), both hailing from Perinthalmanna, and Abu Baker (64) from Mannarcaud, were taken to the General hospital and Malik Dinar hospitals and were discharged by 3 a.m.. A few other affected passengers, in the S-11 and S-12 coaches of the train, were administered first aid treatment at the railway station.The agitated passengers complained about the “rude” behaviour of the pantry car Manager who reportedly insisted them to simply take the food offered by them, he said.N. A. Nellikkunnu, who complimented the steps taken here, said he experienced foul smell from the stale bread “delicacy” offered by the pantry car.DRM Palakkad Piyush Aggarwal had assured him to take up the matter with the railway ministry, he said, adding that he also would shoot a letter to the ministry about the poor but costly food served in quite a few long distance trains from Kerala.

In a first, Railway Recruitment Board (RRB), Gorakhpur, has implemented a three-tier digital security system using live video surveillance of examination halls, biometrics and digital photographs to curb malpractices such as impersonation in railway examinations.Railway officials said the security system was used for the first time in an examination held in Lucknow Sunday when more than 12,000 applicants appeared from 15 centres in the city.Moradabad Senior Divisional Commercial Manager Manoj Kumar Sharma who supervised the technical aspects, said all the examination halls were equipped with cameras and live visuals were monitored from a control room set-up in the office of Divisional Railway Manager, North Eastern Railway.Railways recruitment examinations have witnessed numerous cases of cheating and impersonation including some big multi-crore recruitment rackets. Sharma admits there are rackets run for getting candidates selected using fraudulent means and their main target is the RRB exams, for which they charge exorbitant amounts from candidates.He said officials collected the biometrics and digital photographs of all candidates and the data will be used to match at the time of recruitment of those who qualify the written examination.RRB, Gorakhpur, carries out recruitment of Group C staff of headquarter offices, Izzat Nagar, Lucknow and Varanasi divisions of North Eastern Railway, and also for Research Designs & Standards Organisation (RDSO), Lucknow.

South Central Railway will run eight special trains between Kacheguda and Mangalore to clear the extra rush of passengers in September and 12 specials between Secunderabad-Guwahati.

Accordingly, no. 07606 will leave Kacheguda at 6 a.m. on Tuesdays (September 3, 10, 17 and 24) and reach Mangalore at 11.20 a.m. the next day. In the return direction, no. 07605 will leave Mangalore at 8 p.m. on Wednesdays (September 4, 11, 18 and 25) to reach Kacheguda at 3.40 a.m. on Friday.

No. 07149 will leave Secunderabad at 7.30 a.m. on Aug. 23 and 30, September 6, 13, 20 and 27 (Fridays) and reach Guwahati on Sundays. In the return, no. 07150 will leave there at 6 a.m. on August 26, September 2, 9, 16, 23 and 30 (Mondays) to arrive here at 9.15 a.m. on Wednesdays. Also, SCR will temporarily augment Hyderabad-Trivandrum-Hyderabad Sabari Express with AC first class coach .

Delhi Metro Rail Corporation is pressing the first ever eight-coach Metro train into commuter services on its Dwarka Sector 21 to Noida City Centre/Vaishali route from Monday."This eight coach train will be introduced into service from Dwarka Metro station at 8am tomorrow and will go towards Noida City Centre," a DMRC spokesperson said on Monday said.This will be the first of a total of 31 eight coach trains, which will be introduced on Line-3/4 (Dwarka Sec-21 to Noida City Centre/Vaishali) in a phased manner, the spokesperson added.