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Press Release No. 62dt. 27-06-2013

SWR CONDUCTS 53RD TOWN OFFICIAL LANGUAUGE IMPLEMENTATION COMMITTEE (TOLIC) MEETING ATHUBLI


The 53rd meeting of the Town Official Language Implementation Committee (TOLIC) presided over by Shri A.K.Mital, Chairman of the Town Official Language Implementation Committee & General Manager of South Western Railway was held at Railway Officers Club (ROC), Hubli o­n Wednesday, the 26th June, 2013. The meeting was also attended by all the Heads of Central Govt. Offices, Banks, Public Sector Undertakings etc. located in Twin cities of Hubli-Dharwad.
In his presidential address, Shri ASHOK KUMAR MITAL, the Chairman of the Town Official Language Implementation Committee & General Manager of South Western Railway, noted that Hindi has been given a status of official language of the Union of India  in constitution and provisions have been made in Official language Act and Rules  under the constitution that official work should be done originally in Hindi.He suggested the officers to write at least o­ne or two lines in Hindi language in their notings, endorsements, correspondence etc.daily, so that their subordinate officials can be motivated to write in Hindi. He emphasized the use of technology in propagation of Hindi by using Unicode and o­nline would definitely help all employees.
Shri Mital suggested the members of TOLIC to conduct various Hindi programmes under the common banner of TOLIC during Hindi fortnight/week to be observed during September in consultation with the sub-committee comprised of Hindi officers of various offices in the twin city.
Earlier, while welcoming the TOLIC members, Shri O.P. Khare, Vice Chairman of the TOLIC, Mukhya Rajbhasha Adhikari & Controller of Stores, South Western Railway, highlighted the achievements of the committee during the last six months.He further said that TOLIC is a forum which provides opportunities to member offices to jointly help and cooperate each other in achieving the targets prescribed in Annual Programme  by department of Official language and in conducting Hindi progrmmes under the auspices  of TOLIC.
Shri Ajay Kumar Shrivastav, Deputy Director(Implementation), Department of Official Language/Bangalore, who attended the meeting, reviewed the reports received from various offices and urged the members to send their Quarterly Hindi Progressive Report o­n o­nline.He also demonstrated how to register o­nline to Rajbhasha department portal by registering some offices.  He urged the members to send their reports in time for reviewing the same.
The Member Secretary of the TOLIC, Smt. C. Latha, Rajbhasha Adhikari, SWR submitted the Progress report through power point presentation and conducted a successful deliberations.The meeting concluded with a vote of thanks proposed by Shri Sachin.R.Jain,Rajbhasha Adhikari/Hqrs/Hubli.
Photo Caption : DSC_1043 (TOLIC): Shri ASHOK KUMAR MITAL, Chairman of the Town Official Language Implementation Committee & General Manager of South Western Railway(3rd from Left) seen addressing at the 53rd meeting of the Town Official Language Implementation Committee (TOLIC) was held at Railway Officers’ Club(ROC), Hubli o­n 26th June, 2013.Also seen in the Picture (L to R ) are : Smt. C. Latha,Rajbhasha Adhikari, (HQ)/SWR, Shri O.P. Khare, Vice Chairman of the TOLIC, Mukhya Rajbhasha Adhikari & Controller of Stores, South Western Railway, Shri Ajay Kumar Shrivastav, Deputy Director (Implementation), Department of Official Language/Bangalore, Shri Rahul Jain, Divisional Railway Manager/Hubli Division lookon.
Photo Caption : DSC_0993 (TOLIC): Shri ASHOK KUMAR MITAL, Chairman of the Town Official Language Implementation Committee & General Manager of South Western Railway(5th from Left) seen addressing at the 53rd meeting of the Town Official Language Implementation Committee (TOLIC) was held at Railway Officers’ Club(ROC), Hubli on 26th June, 2013.Also seen in the Picture (L to R ) are : Smt. C. Latha, Rajbhasha Adhikari, (HQ)/SWR, Shri O.P. Khare, Vice Chairman of the TOLIC,
Mukhya Rajbhasha Adhikari & Controller of Stores, South Western Railway, Shri Ajay Kumar Shrivastav, Deputy Director (Implementation), Department of Official Language/Bangalore, Shri Rahul Jain, Divisional Railway Manager/Hubli Divisionand other members of Central Govt. Offices, Banks, Public Sector Undertakings etc. located in Twin cities of Hubli-Dharwad were present o­n the occasion.
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(Office of the General Manager, Public Relations Branch, SWR, Keshwapur, Hubli – 23)

Protesting against Senior Divisional Mechanical Engineer, members of Northern Raiway Men Union stopped trains near Ludhiana railway station on Friday. Shane punjab and Ajmer-Amritsar express were both stopped around 12.15 pm. Passengers had to face lot of harassment as protestors sat on dharna.

नागपूर

चारधाम यात्रेसाठी खापरखेडा व नागपूर येथून गेलेले ४० प्रवासी गुरुवारी सुखरूप परतले . या यात्रेकरूंचे नागपूर रेल्वे स्थानकावर स्वागत करण्यात आले .

ओम ट्रव्हल्स व राहुल ट्रव्हल्सने खापरखेडा व नागपूरचे काही प्रवासी १० जूनला हरीद्वारला गेले होते . १६ जूनला गंगोत्रीला जाताना हे प्रवासी पुरात अडकले . त्यामुळे बरकोट येथे सहा दिवस यात्रेकरूंनी एका धर्मशाळेत काढले . त्यानंतर स्वतःचा बचाव करीत हे यात्रेकरून नागपूरकडे रवाना झालेत . मुसळधार पावसापासून व निसर्गाच्या प्रकोपासून वाचण्याकरिता होटेलच्या छताखाली ४ तास उभे राहण्यासाठी त्यांना पाच हजार रुपये मोजावे लागले .

पाण्याच्या बाटलीसाठी ४० रुपये , जेवणासाठी १५० रुपये , चहा २० रुपये अशा दराने त्यांना जीवनावश्यक वस्तूंसाठी पैसे मोजावे लागले . प्रशासकीय यंत्रणेकडून कोणतीही मदत मिळाली नसल्याचा संतापही यापैकी अनेक यात्रेकरूंनी व्यक्त केला .

नागपूर

चारधाम यात्रेसाठी खापरखेडा व नागपूर येथून गेलेले ४० प्रवासी गुरुवारी सुखरूप परतले . या यात्रेकरूंचे नागपूर रेल्वे स्थानकावर स्वागत करण्यात आले .

ओम ट्रव्हल्स व राहुल ट्रव्हल्सने खापरखेडा व नागपूरचे काही प्रवासी १० जूनला हरीद्वारला गेले होते . १६ जूनला गंगोत्रीला जाताना हे प्रवासी पुरात अडकले . त्यामुळे बरकोट येथे सहा दिवस यात्रेकरूंनी एका धर्मशाळेत काढले . त्यानंतर स्वतःचा बचाव करीत हे यात्रेकरून नागपूरकडे रवाना झालेत . मुसळधार पावसापासून व निसर्गाच्या प्रकोपासून वाचण्याकरिता होटेलच्या छताखाली ४ तास उभे राहण्यासाठी त्यांना पाच हजार रुपये मोजावे लागले .

पाण्याच्या बाटलीसाठी ४० रुपये , जेवणासाठी १५० रुपये , चहा २० रुपये अशा दराने त्यांना जीवनावश्यक वस्तूंसाठी पैसे मोजावे लागले . प्रशासकीय यंत्रणेकडून कोणतीही मदत मिळाली नसल्याचा संतापही यापैकी अनेक यात्रेकरूंनी व्यक्त केला .

MUMBAI: A Churchgate-Dahanu local left Palghar without a guard on Thursday morning. The guard, Radheshyam Sharma (55), had alighted in Palghar allegedly to have a cup of tea.

Western Railway (WR) has issued a chargesheet to Sharma for dereliction of a duty. A departmental inquiry has been ordered against Sharma and formal punishment will be handed out to him after the investigation is complete.

Sharma has denied that he had stepped out for tea. He claimed that he had alighted from the train to inspect one of the compartments after commuters complained about noise coming from it.

A senior WR official said, "Sharma's explanation does not seem tenable. I am sure he panicked when he spotted the train leaving without him."

The incident occurred soon after the local from Churchgate reached Palghar station at 7.24am. The train left Palghar at 7.25am and reached Boisar at 7.47am without the guard.

When Sharma spotted the moving local, he alerted the station authorities but the train had already covered significant distance. He then hailed an auto to catch up with the train at Boisar station. By the time he reached Boisar, the train had already moved to the next station.

Under the norms, a motorman should start the train only after the guard rings the bell. An official said, "It is not clear why the motorman left the station without the guard ringing the bell. It appears that there was some miscommunication and the motorman realized that there was no guard on board only after the train reached Boisar."What does a guard do?

The guard alerts motormen in case of an emergency and gives them the signal for departure after ensuring all commuters are on board. In case of an accident, the guard, along with railway cops, ensures the track is cleared for the next train. The guard is also expected to apply emergency brakes if he notices the motorman over-shooting the platform or jumping the signal

What Happened

Guard Radheshyam Sharma (55) alights from the train when it reaches Palghar station, allegedly to have tea

Before Sharma is back on board, the Churchgate-Dahanu local, piloted by motorman E Rajan, leaves Palghar

The guard spots the moving local and alerts station authorities, but the train has already covered significant distance

Sharma then hails an autorickshaw to catch up with the train

He reaches Boisar station but the train has already left

Sharma claims he didn't step out for tea but to inspect one of the compartments after commuters complained of noise

Mysore, June 28 - A new parking space at the west-end block of Mysore Railway Station (CFTRI side) was inaugurated by Vinod Kumar, Divisional Railway Manager, South Western Railway, Mysore, this morning.

Speaking to reporters, DRM Vinod Kumar said that the new parking facility would immensely benefit rail users for buying tickets in the west-end block, besides bringing down the pressure on the main parking lot opposite the Railway Station.

He further said that the parking area, developed at a cost of Rs. 25 lakh, will fetch the Railways a license fee of about Rs. 40,000 per month in the trial period of three months. A regular tender will be called in the intervening period, he said.

Vinod Kumar also stated that the Railways have requested the State Police to operate a prepaid auto counter at the west end block also, so that the passengers arriving by late night trains not only feel safe but also avoid over-charging by auto drivers.

The DRM also mentioned that the work on the proposed subway connecting Platform No.1 with the remaining five platforms would be taken up soon.

Vinod Kumar has urged the PWD to immediately remove the obstruction on KRS Road at the entrance of Mysore Railway Station (CFTRI side) which is remaining there even after the road widening work.

He stated that it was not safe for vehicle users as the visibility is affected because of its presence. Some loose electrical cables of the electric pole in the area also need to be removed to prevent possible electrocution during rainy season.

The new parking space could accommodate up to 700 two-wheelers and three dozens of four-wheelers.

Addl. DRM Dr. Rakesh Gupta, K. Anil Kumar, Sr. Divisional Commercial Manager, Ranganath, Sr. Divisional Engineer and other Sr. Railway officials were present on this occasion.

SOUTHWESTERNRAILWAY


Press Release No. 62dt. 27-06-2013

SWR CONDUCTS 53RD TOWN OFFICIAL LANGUAUGE IMPLEMENTATION COMMITTEE (TOLIC) MEETING ATHUBLI


The 53rd meeting of the Town Official Language Implementation Committee (TOLIC) presided over by Shri A.K.Mital, Chairman of the Town Official Language Implementation Committee & General Manager of South Western Railway was held at Railway Officers Club (ROC), Hubli o­n Wednesday, the 26th June, 2013. The meeting was also attended by all the Heads of Central Govt. Offices, Banks, Public Sector Undertakings etc. located in Twin cities of Hubli-Dharwad.
In his presidential address, Shri ASHOK KUMAR MITAL, the Chairman of the Town Official Language Implementation Committee & General Manager of South Western Railway, noted that Hindi has been given a status of official language of the Union of India  in constitution and provisions have been made in Official language Act and Rules  under the constitution that official work should be done originally in Hindi.He suggested the officers to write at least o­ne or two lines in Hindi language in their notings, endorsements, correspondence etc.daily, so that their subordinate officials can be motivated to write in Hindi. He emphasized the use of technology in propagation of Hindi by using Unicode and o­nline would definitely help all employees.
Shri Mital suggested the members of TOLIC to conduct various Hindi programmes under the common banner of TOLIC during Hindi fortnight/week to be observed during September in consultation with the sub-committee comprised of Hindi officers of various offices in the twin city.
Earlier, while welcoming the TOLIC members, Shri O.P. Khare, Vice Chairman of the TOLIC, Mukhya Rajbhasha Adhikari & Controller of Stores, South Western Railway, highlighted the achievements of the committee during the last six months.He further said that TOLIC is a forum which provides opportunities to member offices to jointly help and cooperate each other in achieving the targets prescribed in Annual Programme  by department of Official language and in conducting Hindi progrmmes under the auspices  of TOLIC.
Shri Ajay Kumar Shrivastav, Deputy Director(Implementation), Department of Official Language/Bangalore, who attended the meeting, reviewed the reports received from various offices and urged the members to send their Quarterly Hindi Progressive Report o­n o­nline.He also demonstrated how to register o­nline to Rajbhasha department portal by registering some offices.  He urged the members to send their reports in time for reviewing the same.
The Member Secretary of the TOLIC, Smt. C. Latha, Rajbhasha Adhikari, SWR submitted the Progress report through power point presentation and conducted a successful deliberations.The meeting concluded with a vote of thanks proposed by Shri Sachin.R.Jain,Rajbhasha Adhikari/Hqrs/Hubli.
Photo Caption : DSC_1043 (TOLIC): Shri ASHOK KUMAR MITAL, Chairman of the Town Official Language Implementation Committee & General Manager of South Western Railway(3rd from Left) seen addressing at the 53rd meeting of the Town Official Language Implementation Committee (TOLIC) was held at Railway Officers’ Club(ROC), Hubli o­n 26th June, 2013.Also seen in the Picture (L to R ) are : Smt. C. Latha,Rajbhasha Adhikari, (HQ)/SWR, Shri O.P. Khare, Vice Chairman of the TOLIC, Mukhya Rajbhasha Adhikari & Controller of Stores, South Western Railway, Shri Ajay Kumar Shrivastav, Deputy Director (Implementation), Department of Official Language/Bangalore, Shri Rahul Jain, Divisional Railway Manager/Hubli Division lookon.
Photo Caption : DSC_0993 (TOLIC): Shri ASHOK KUMAR MITAL, Chairman of the Town Official Language Implementation Committee & General Manager of South Western Railway(5th from Left) seen addressing at the 53rd meeting of the Town Official Language Implementation Committee (TOLIC) was held at Railway Officers’ Club(ROC), Hubli on 26th June, 2013.Also seen in the Picture (L to R ) are : Smt. C. Latha, Rajbhasha Adhikari, (HQ)/SWR, Shri O.P. Khare, Vice Chairman of the TOLIC,
Mukhya Rajbhasha Adhikari & Controller of Stores, South Western Railway, Shri Ajay Kumar Shrivastav, Deputy Director (Implementation), Department of Official Language/Bangalore, Shri Rahul Jain, Divisional Railway Manager/Hubli Divisionand other members of Central Govt. Offices, Banks, Public Sector Undertakings etc. located in Twin cities of Hubli-Dharwad were present o­n the occasion.
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(Office of the General Manager, Public Relations Branch, SWR, Keshwapur, Hubli – 23)

SOUTHWESTERNRAILWAY


Press Release No. 62dt. 27-06-2013

SWR CONDUCTS 53RD TOWN OFFICIAL LANGUAUGE IMPLEMENTATION COMMITTEE (TOLIC) MEETING ATHUBLI


The 53rd meeting of the Town Official Language Implementation Committee (TOLIC) presided over by Shri A.K.Mital, Chairman of the Town Official Language Implementation Committee & General Manager of South Western Railway was held at Railway Officers Club (ROC), Hubli o­n Wednesday, the 26th June, 2013. The meeting was also attended by all the Heads of Central Govt. Offices, Banks, Public Sector Undertakings etc. located in Twin cities of Hubli-Dharwad.
In his presidential address, Shri ASHOK KUMAR MITAL, the Chairman of the Town Official Language Implementation Committee & General Manager of South Western Railway, noted that Hindi has been given a status of official language of the Union of India  in constitution and provisions have been made in Official language Act and Rules  under the constitution that official work should be done originally in Hindi.He suggested the officers to write at least o­ne or two lines in Hindi language in their notings, endorsements, correspondence etc.daily, so that their subordinate officials can be motivated to write in Hindi. He emphasized the use of technology in propagation of Hindi by using Unicode and o­nline would definitely help all employees.
Shri Mital suggested the members of TOLIC to conduct various Hindi programmes under the common banner of TOLIC during Hindi fortnight/week to be observed during September in consultation with the sub-committee comprised of Hindi officers of various offices in the twin city.
Earlier, while welcoming the TOLIC members, Shri O.P. Khare, Vice Chairman of the TOLIC, Mukhya Rajbhasha Adhikari & Controller of Stores, South Western Railway, highlighted the achievements of the committee during the last six months.He further said that TOLIC is a forum which provides opportunities to member offices to jointly help and cooperate each other in achieving the targets prescribed in Annual Programme  by department of Official language and in conducting Hindi progrmmes under the auspices  of TOLIC.
Shri Ajay Kumar Shrivastav, Deputy Director(Implementation), Department of Official Language/Bangalore, who attended the meeting, reviewed the reports received from various offices and urged the members to send their Quarterly Hindi Progressive Report o­n o­nline.He also demonstrated how to register o­nline to Rajbhasha department portal by registering some offices.  He urged the members to send their reports in time for reviewing the same.
The Member Secretary of the TOLIC, Smt. C. Latha, Rajbhasha Adhikari, SWR submitted the Progress report through power point presentation and conducted a successful deliberations.The meeting concluded with a vote of thanks proposed by Shri Sachin.R.Jain,Rajbhasha Adhikari/Hqrs/Hubli.
Photo Caption : DSC_1043 (TOLIC): Shri ASHOK KUMAR MITAL, Chairman of the Town Official Language Implementation Committee & General Manager of South Western Railway(3rd from Left) seen addressing at the 53rd meeting of the Town Official Language Implementation Committee (TOLIC) was held at Railway Officers’ Club(ROC), Hubli o­n 26th June, 2013.Also seen in the Picture (L to R ) are : Smt. C. Latha,Rajbhasha Adhikari, (HQ)/SWR, Shri O.P. Khare, Vice Chairman of the TOLIC, Mukhya Rajbhasha Adhikari & Controller of Stores, South Western Railway, Shri Ajay Kumar Shrivastav, Deputy Director (Implementation), Department of Official Language/Bangalore, Shri Rahul Jain, Divisional Railway Manager/Hubli Division lookon.
Photo Caption : DSC_0993 (TOLIC): Shri ASHOK KUMAR MITAL, Chairman of the Town Official Language Implementation Committee & General Manager of South Western Railway(5th from Left) seen addressing at the 53rd meeting of the Town Official Language Implementation Committee (TOLIC) was held at Railway Officers’ Club(ROC), Hubli on 26th June, 2013.Also seen in the Picture (L to R ) are : Smt. C. Latha, Rajbhasha Adhikari, (HQ)/SWR, Shri O.P. Khare, Vice Chairman of the TOLIC,
Mukhya Rajbhasha Adhikari & Controller of Stores, South Western Railway, Shri Ajay Kumar Shrivastav, Deputy Director (Implementation), Department of Official Language/Bangalore, Shri Rahul Jain, Divisional Railway Manager/Hubli Divisionand other members of Central Govt. Offices, Banks, Public Sector Undertakings etc. located in Twin cities of Hubli-Dharwad were present o­n the occasion.
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(Office of the General Manager, Public Relations Branch, SWR, Keshwapur, Hubli – 23)

Protesting against Senior Divisional Mechanical Engineer, members of Northern Raiway Men Union stopped trains near Ludhiana railway station on Friday. Shane punjab and Ajmer-Amritsar express were both stopped around 12.15 pm. Passengers had to face lot of harassment as protestors sat on dharna.

नई दिल्ली।। दिल्ली के नांगलोई रेलवे स्टेशन के पास गुरुवार शाम को स्थानीय लोगों ने जमकर हंगामा किया। लोगों ने दिल्ली-रोहतक पैसेंजर ट्रेन पर पथराव किया, जिससे कई लोगों को चोट लगी। बताया जाता है कि कुछ दिन पहले कुछ यात्रियों ने स्थानीय लोगों के साथ मारपीट की थी, इसी का बदला लेने के लिए यह पत्थरबाजी की गई।

गुरुवार शाम को नांगलोई स्टेशन के आस-पास रहने वाले लोगों ने दिल्ली-रोहतक पैसेंजर ट्रेन को जबरन रुकवाया। इसके बाद पत्थरबाजी शुरू कर दी गई। बताया जाता है कि कुछ लोगो ने कोच में घुस यात्रियों से मारपीट भी की।

रेलवे पुलिस ने मौके पर पहुंचकर किसी तरह स्थिति को संभाला। इस हंगामे के कारण ट्रेन करीब 45 मिनट तक रुकी रही।