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  • After Bengal govt, now railways too reluctant to execute Kolkata Metro project  News Entry# 137779
    by: Jayashree ▪❖▪ Amita**  Today (05:22PM)


    Kolkata's hope of getting a modern metro rail network seems to be hitting a dead end, as within a year of West Bengal government's exit, now the Railway Ministry says it is reluctant to take forward the Rs 4,676-crore East-West Metro project citing lack of fund. "We are reluctant. The project...
  • Kharge takes charge as new Railway Minister  News Entry# 137778
    by: rdb**  Today (05:13PM)


    NEW DELHI :   Mallikarjun Kharge, who took charge as the seventh Railway Minister in the UPA-II regime on Wednesday, took a cautious stand and refused to answer any questions before having a detailed discussion with the Railway Board officials.The swearing-in ceremony took place on Monday. PTI reports:Assuming charge as the new...
  • Kharge to focus on issues being faced by railways  News Entry# 137777
    by: rdb**  Today (05:08PM)


    Assuming charge of the Railway Ministry, Mallikarjun Kharge today said he would hold a discussion with officials on issues being faced by the national transporter before deciding on priorities."I will discuss the issues and then I will have to decide on priorities," Kharge said after assuming charge at Rail Bhawan.Asked...
  • Mallikarjun Kharge takes over as Railways Minister  News Entry# 137776
    by: rdb**  Today (05:07PM)


    Mallikarjun Kharge assumed charge as the Union Minister of Railways here on Wednesday. Immediately after assuming the office, Kharge was briefed by Railway Board chairman Vinay Mittal, board members and senior officials on various important issues concerning the Railway Ministry, including the priority areas. Prior to this, Kharge was Union...
  • Soz releases IRCON film on Railway development in J&K  News Entry# 137775
    by: jK is the crown of indian railway**  Today (05:05PM)


    SRINAGAR, June 18: Prof Saif-ud-Din Soz, president J&K Pradesh Congress Committee, visited Pahalgam today to dedicate the film produced by IRCON, a reputed Railway Construction Company, on the Railway Development in Jammu and Kashmir. The DVDs of the films were distributed by the IRCON among the audience. Prof Soz was accompanied by...

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    Apr 27 2013 (09:18PM)


    As already observed by our Admins Jay Shah & Nazeer in prior posts [/blog/post/735925|http://indiarailinfo.com/blog/post/735925] and [/blog/post/735925|http://indiarailinfo.com/blog/post/734351] , the Sea
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    Apr 23 2013 (06:29PM)


    A new class of members called "Forum Monitor" has been introduced. These members will have free rein to Delete Posts, Suspend Members and Archive Blogs. The defining characteristics of these members is: 1. They are a subset of the Admin group.
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    Apr 07 2013 (01:30PM)


    The following modifications are being made in the Forum: . 1. The Opinion box will now show a detailed list of Members who provided the rating. When you click on Great, Thanks, Useful or Agree, a box will open up beneath displaying the na
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    Jan 30 2013 (10:16AM)


    Further elucidation on UnAnswered and Popular tabs. UnAnswered: Only posts tagged with "Travel Question" within the last 7 days are candidates for the UnAnswered tab. Other general comments may not necessarily deserve a reply. If members mi
  • Entry# 637916
    Jan 11 2013 (08:47AM)


    Members mark your calendars. The first online IRI Quiz Contest will be held on Sunday, Feb 3 @ 8pm IST. Some points: 1. You would need a modern mobile or desktop browser. No Opera Mini. You would need to ensure that you have good internet connec
  • Entry# 617169
    Dec 21 2012 (09:38AM)


    As per the suggestion presented [here|http://indiarailinfo.com/blog/post/615661] , a new experimental feature is being introduced today. . At the top of the member profile, you will see a new link "Block Member" (see p
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Entry# 361106               Past Edits
This is a new feature showing the full history of past edits to this Blog Post. All members will now be able to Edit and refine their past and future Blog Posts with NO time limit.
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#siteannouncement
Welcome to the new look of IRI, and also apologies to those who find this layout change inconvenient, and want the old look back.
The change was made because the old Tab/SubTab scheme was no longer sustainable with the rapid introduction of new features, and the resulting cluttering up of the screen. The new look is menu driven. There are 2 main components to the new look.
1. The Omni Search Box at the top: You can look up pretty much any station, train, search details by typing in the Omni Box. The box will adapt to what you type in. You can check the following details through that one box: Train TimeTables, Availability, Fare Chart, Route Map, Train Forum, Train Trips, Station
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Arrival/Departures, Station Map, Station Search - all of these are available through that ONE box. You don't need to go hunting around for the individual details anymore.
2. The Navigation Bar: The Bar is menu-driven, and all Tab/Subtabs are accessible through that ONE bar.
Together, the Omni Box and the Navigation Bar will allow you to access every corner of the site without hunting around for buttons or boxes. (see pic).
Further Details:
1. The Omni Box is "sticky". The contents don't clear after every query, like it was before. So, if you search from Station A to Station B, both stations will "stick" to the box, and you don't have to type in the same stations again for other details. So, for example, if you wish to search trains from A to B, A to C and A to D, one after the other. Only the second station box needs to be repopulated. You don't need to fill A in repeatedly.
2. The Navigation Bar is also "sticky". It sticks to the top of the screen as you scroll down. So, it is always accessible and visible no matter where you are on the site.
3. Infinite Scrolling: The various forums, news, train details, etc. will now automatically scroll as you page down. There is no need to hit the Next Page button anymore.
4. Both the Omni Box and Navigation Bar are "adaptive" and "dynamic". They will change depending on the user. For example, when you are logged in, all the "My PNRs", "My Blog Posts", "My Trains", etc. will automatically appear as a menu below your name. When you logout, the same link will change into a "Login" link.
Please note that only the layout has changed. ALL past functionality is still present as it was before. When you find that some feature seems to be missing, just experiment with the new Omni Box and the Navigation Bar, and you will find that feature. There is no need to look elsewhere.
This layout change was made after a lot of consideration and deliberation, knowing that the past look was not sustainable for the future. There was not much choice but to change. Please bear with us, just experiment and get used to the new look and feel.
Thanks.

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Re# 361106-73               Past Edits
This is a new feature showing the full history of past edits to this Blog Post. All members will now be able to Edit and refine their past and future Blog Posts with NO time limit.
A really Good change!!!
Harshal
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