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Negative public perception is big risk to high speed rail: ASSOCHAM Paper

The biggest hurdle high speed rail faces in the eyes of the public is its cost and its time frame. To allay negative public perception, HSR needs to be packaged as a series of discrete high speed rail lines, each taking a finite number of years to complete, each involving a standard construction schedule.

"Hurriyat leaders are Pakistan agents living in India"

Shri Ram Sena's J&K State President has taken strong exception to the statement by Hurriyat leader Syed Ali Shah Geelani hailing the militants who killed Colonel Rai on January 27 as 'brave hearts'. Sena termed Hurriyat leaders as the agents of Pakistan living in India.

Mumbai Urdu daily editor booked for reproducing Charlie Hebdo cover carrying controversial toon

IMA to open grievance redressal cells across India

India Art Fair showcases a special pavilion dedicated to Pakistani art

Martyrs' Day observed

AIB Knockout team

Ranbir Kapoor's Twitter debut

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Zulfiqar Shah Militarisation of Pakistan Parliament

The damage is done finally. The Parliament and the electoral parties have axed themselves by undertaking legislation on the nefarious bill for establishing military courts across Pakistan. And, in the wink of eye, the Pakistan Army started establishing military courts in Sindh, despite the fact that the religious terrorism is almost non-existent there.

CA Dr Sunil Gupta Integrate Skill Development, Education System and Indian Industry

It is quite apparent. Skill Development, Education System, and Industry can never stand separate, and in case they are made to, none of the domains would produce optimum, or even satisfactory outcomes. The country has separate ministries with capable heads for all the three areas, but unless one compliments the remaining two, success would remain far than accomplished.