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02/11/10 12:12 - Naveen
These are recent pictures of the MRTS (Commuter /Suburban Rail) at Chennai. New elevated tracks have been added, but these pictures are from an old line on the surface, between Beach & Tambaram. person Naveen's post | Read More |
ABIDe pins high hopes on new reforms blueprint for Bengaluru 02/11/10 05:25 - vaishvittal
The chief minister's ABIDe task force released Plan Bengaluru 2020, calling it a 'dynamic document'. Alas, all this with no city council yet. Read more on Citizen Matters person vaishvittal's post | forum 2 Comments | Read More
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Preaching to the choir – converting people to use public transport 02/10/10 09:31 - ashfaq syed
Back in 1990’s driving was a pleasure on American Roads. Many evenings were spent going on a long drive enjoying the pleasure of driving the car on smooth and light traffic highways. People used to drive 50 miles every night just to put a child to sleep. Gas was cheap, traf person ashfaq syed's post | forum 4 Comments | Read More
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And more skywalks are announced 02/10/10 02:59 - s_yajaman
BBMP yet again announces more skywalks. This seems to be in addition to the 50 or 60 that have not seen the light of day. http://www.deccanherald.com/content/51790/skywalk-ease-over-busy-bangalore.html person s_yajaman's post | forum 19 Comments | Read More
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Development at cost to Nature Do we need this 02/09/10 12:05 - belgaumblog
Belgaum in this past couple of months has been in the limelight for not so good reasons for the city as a whole. From controversies on 100 crore to its implementation. Still none of the projects under the 100 crore special grant have been completed but newer projects under said scheme are being launched. person belgaumblog's post | forum 2 Comments | Read More
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02/09/10 11:01 - Sanjeev
Indian Railways has come out with INDIAN RAILWAY VISION 2020. It give clear vision for railways and whats coming up in the near future. 1. Add 25000 Kms of Lines by 2020 with Govt funding & PPP 2. Increasing Passanger Train speed from 110-130KMPH to 160-200KMPH 3. Capacity creation thru Doubling and Quadrupling of lines person Sanjeev's post | forum 3 Comments | Read More
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The fast lane from Hebbal to Silk Board gets a push 02/09/10 10:36 - vaishvittal
Stakeholders DULT, BMTC, BDA and consultants RITES, iDECK will meet next week to review the revised proposal for the pilot Bus Rapid Transit System in Bengaluru. Read more on Citizen Matters http://bangalore.citizenmatters.in/articles/view/1767-brts-dedicated-bus-lanes-on-orr-bangalore person vaishvittal's post | forum 6 Comments | Read More
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02/09/10 05:27 - murali772
Attempting an image makeover after opposing most major projects in her home state of West Bengal, railway minister Mamata Banerjee seemed to be going over the top in a bid to privatize every sector of the Indian Railways. person murali772's post | forum 1 Comment | Read More |
Solutions for ORR stretch at NH4 west 02/08/10 20:25 - idontspam
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BMTC Issues - From RCA perspective 02/08/10 14:05 - Bheema.Upadhyaya
Getting a cue from this suvery I thought why not analyse (to some extent) from Root Cause Analysis perspective of TQM (Total Quality Management)? According to RCA we should find further causes of further levels. So I am trying to just draft out whatever I think. Some of these may be just my imaginations or may feel too theoritical, as we can not understand issues from driver and conductors perspective. I am of hope that this may create some leads towards solutions not any solution as such. I am imagining survey Question as effects. However I am not analyzing any one from survey questions. But I am taking another simple effect ie, Buses not stopping in bus stops. This creates difficulties for a passenger, specially big problems for kids, pregnant ladies, senior citizens. I am trying to categorize each cause for better quantification. Effect - Buses not stopping in easy reach of waiting passengers in bus shelter Causes - person Bheema.Upadhyaya's post | Read More |
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