Emergency on roads that must be tackled
Almost every day, we read news about ghastly and fatal crashes on the roads across the country. It is a fact that for most of us, a road journey, short or long, is no longer safe in India.
Almost every day, we read news about ghastly and fatal crashes on the roads across the country. It is a fact that for most of us, a road journey, short or long, is no longer safe in India.
Traffic on major highways continued to build up across South Korea on Saturday, marking the start of the Lunar New Year as people headed for their hometowns for one of the country's major traditional holidays.
A massive fire broke out in pandals located in Sector 19 under the Shastri Bridge at the Mahakumbh venue in Prayagraj on Sunday.
South Korea's air passenger traffic jumped sharply from a year earlier in 2024, nearly reaching the pre-pandemic level on increased overseas travel, data showed on Sunday.
Tackling the traffic bottleneck, 4-lane traffic will be released in the next 15 days on the newly constructed 2.35 kms road to bypass the Banihal town on the Jammu-Srinagar highway.
Traffic on the Badrinath Highway near Joshimath, which had left over 3,000 tourists stranded, was partially resumed on Friday after four days. Only light vehicles and pedestrians are currently allowed to pass.
Following heavy rainfall on Friday, various places in Delhi were facing severe water-logging including Minto Bridge, and various other underpasses.
The landslide on NH-10 at Likuveer, a known area for landslides on the banks of the Teesta river, caused great suffering for ordinary citizens.
Srinagar-Jammu national highway was open for two-way traffic on Sunday while Srinagar-Leh and the Mughal Road remained snowbound and closed.
As part of the initiative to eliminate level crossings, addressing potential safety hazards, Eastern Railway's Sealdah division completed the construction of 11 limited height subways (LHS) in the Krishnanagar-Lalgola section within five weeks.
