World's highest railway bridge to come up over Chenab by 2019

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World's highest railway bridge to come up over Chenab by 2019 India will soon boast the world's tallest railway bridge, construction of which is on in full swing, over the river Chenab in the hostile terrain of Jammu and Kashmir. Royal Enfield might consider buying Ducati pretty soon Royal Enfield is understood to have been approached to acquire Italian superbike maker Ducati, owned by Germany's Volkswagen group. Meet Emmanuel Macron, the youngest French President Emmanuel Macron has been a star student, a champion of France's tech startup movement, an investment banker and economy minister. These Indian brothers are the richest in UK The wealthiest persons in Britain are India-born, according to the Sunday Times Rich List 2017 which places the Hinduja brothers Srichand and Gopichand at the top of 134 billionaires. Nine ways to become an indispensable employee Here's a look at nine attributes that can make you indispensable at work. Travel by Delhi Metro? Get ready to shell out more The (distance-wise) slabs for new fare are as follows: 0-2 km Rs 10, 2-5 km Rs 15, 5-12 km Rs 20, 12-21 km Rs 30, 21-32 km Rs 40 and more than 32 km Rs 50.

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