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    Passenger body urges Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishaw to restore all 7 trains on Pathankot-Kangra line to reduce overcrowding

    Commuters in Kangra Valley are urging the Railway Minister to reinstate all seven train services on the Pathankot-Baijnath route, citing severe overcrowding and unsafe travel conditions. Only two pairs of trains have resumed after a four-year suspension due to flood damage. Passengers face perilous journeys, standing at coach doors due to the heavy rush on the limited six-coach trains.

    Ready to help media industry in transition from traditional to digital: Ashwini Vaishaw

    Union Information and Broadcasting Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw highlights the government's readiness to aid the media industry during the transition from traditional to digital media, addressing issues like copyright and fair compensation. Secretary Sanjay Jaju emphasizes concerns over misinformation and revenue sharing with news publishers, stressing the need for financial sustainability in journalism and ethical content use.

    ET@Davos: Ashwini Vaishaw on AI race and fears of a global trade war
    Railway's fund allocation to Bengal, Bihar, Jharkand at record high: Vaishnaw

    Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw stated that West Bengal now receives more funding for rail projects compared to when Mamata Banerjee was the railway minister. Train accidents have dropped by 60 per cent due to technology and operational changes. However, land acquisition issues in West Bengal hinder development. Bihar and Jharkhand have also seen significant funding increases for rail projects.

    Telecom companies invest Rs 2,419 cr under PLI scheme till date: Ashwini Vaishnaw

    The government shortlisted 42 companies in October 2022 that committed a total investment of Rs 4,115 crore and are likely to generate additional sales of Rs 2.45 lakh crore and employ over 44,000 people during the six-year scheme period ending 2025-26.

    India hands over 20 broad gauge locomotives to Bangladesh
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