Dear student protesters,
You will still have to take exams.
You are not Rahul Gandhi. Success will not be given free to you.
Go home. Open books. Start studying.
@RailMinIndia@AshwiniVaishnaw
Tks for sending updates, better work on running trains as per schedule.
PNR:6406915523,Trn: 11632 is running late by 02:31 hrs at https://t.co/21poencF8x may make https://t.co/66DaXW7XRH.check exact status at https://t.co/mDKMDxjVwS or Dial 139
@aajtak सरकार को Ethanol मिक्सिंग का price benefit जनता को paas on करना चाहिए। दुसरा , डिस्क्लेमर देना चाहिए की ethanol के प्रयोग से 6-8% का माइलेज कम होगा
@aajtak मैं हर बार फ्युल टैंक फुल कराता हुं और हर दो रिफ्युलिंग के बिच की ओडोमीटर की ट्रिप रिडिग को फ्युल qty (ltrs) से डिवाइड कर देता हूं । इससे फुल प्रूफ कोई और तरीका नहीं है। मैं 18 वर्ष का आटोमोबाइल का अनुभव रखता हूं।
Mileage to Kam ho rahi hai Gadkariji. 2026 mahi kharidi gaadi ki bhi. Agar malum hai ki avg kam hoga to price hi kam kar dete. Ya ek disclaimer hi de dete ki avg kam hoga..netahit (sorry deshhit) main 1 or kadvi dawai pi lete.@nitin_gadkari@PMOIndia
The Prime Minister’s visit to New Zealand brings back memories of a remarkable man who was key to transforming India-New Zealand relations.
David Lange was New Zealand’s Prime Minister 1984-1989 and his first overseas visit in early October 1984 was to India. He struck an instant rapport with Indira Gandhi and developed a very warm and close personal relationship with Rajiv Gandhi. His son Roy then began his lifelong passion for India and graduated from Delhi University first and later married Mita Bhowmick, who is now a well-known film maker in Australia.
It was David Lange who revived the bilateral relationship that had been productive in the 1950s with New Zealand assisting in developing India’s dairy industry and also in establishing AIIMS in New Delhi. The key architect of India’s White Revolution Dr V. Kurien had been sent by the Govt of India on a fellowship to New Zealand between October 1952 and April 1953, a visit that was to have a profound influence on him.
But subsequently in the 1960s and 1970s ties had cooled off till Lange became PM in July 1984. In an inspired move, Lange appointed Sir Edmund Hillary as New Zealand’s High Commissioner. A road in New Delhi’s diplomatic enclave bears his name while another honours Tenzing Norgay who along with Hillary had scaled Mount Everest first on May 29, 1953.
@Rainmaker1973 It's really risky cargo. I have driven in 49 tonner truck carrying steel coils for 1500 kms with fear that it may unbuckle anytime & slam into cabin.