Railway flexi-fares: Those travelling in March 2019 to benefit first

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Railway flexi-fares: Those travelling in March 2019 to benefit first Passengers undertaking journeys in premium trains from March 2019 will be the first group of travellers to avail the benefits of the revised flexi-fare scheme, a senior Railway Ministry official said on November 1. Winds of change threaten the humble Diwali diya As the festival of lights approaches, mounds of earthen lamps piled up in bamboo baskets are growing outside shops in Cotton Market, Nagpur. Just across the road at a shop selling electric goods, the long line of multi-coloured China-made fairy lights dangle and wink at the traditional lamps as if in direct competition. Opening of new Pink Line section puts Delhi among cities with over 300-km metro network Third section of the Delhi Metro's Pink Line -- connecting Trilokpuri to Shiv Vihar -- is now open. It brings many hitherto unconnected east Delhi areas under the metro network. Statue of Unity is open to public, here's how to reach the spot A day after the inauguration, the world's tallest Statue of Unity will be open for public from today. Find out everything about its ticket rates, timings and booking process. Government plays Net nanny, bans 800 porn sites; subscribers see red India's porn ban, extending to 827 websites, has thousands of mobile users up in arms. Particularly aggrieved are those who have paid annual subscriptions. Five statesmen who shaped the post-World War I era The Great War changed the world as empires collapsed, new nations were created and powerful political figures emerged, going on to set the agenda for a new order. Your so-called friend 'E-cigarette' may delay wound healing Electronic cigarettes are becoming increasingly popular, especially among younger adults; they may be effective aids to smoking cessation. 'Black box' recovered from crashed Indonesia jet after desperate search Divers recovered the crashed Lion Air jet's flight data recorder from the seafloor, a crucial development in the investigation into what caused the 2-month-old plane to plunge into Indonesian seas earlier this week, killing 189 people. Tesla cars to auto-park by 2019, says Musk An upgrade to Tesla Inc's 'Summon' auto-parking feature will be ready within six weeks and will allow its vehicles to drive around a parking lot, find an empty spot and read parking signs, Chief Executive Elon Musk said on Thursday. Mexican skull faces are all set to scare away US-style Halloween Mexico's Day of the Dead is almost here, so on weekends the streets teem with Catrinas -- people dressed up with elaborate skull faces that recall an old symbol of Mexican political and social satire in a bid to fight an invasion of US-style Halloween celebrations.

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