Anil Kumar Sastry
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Forum hopes SWR integration will herald new era of railway infrastructure development in Mangaluru (opens the original)
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Notwithstanding what it calls certain temporary setbacks, including special trains bypassing Mangaluru, the Dakshina Kannada District Rail, an online forum of patrons, hopes that railway infrastructure and services in Mangaluru Region will get a boost with the region’s integration with the Mysuru division of South Western Railway (SWR) from October 1. As news of the integration was filtering out, festival special trains operated from the State capital to coastal Karnataka (Yevantpur-Madgaon-Yesv
Mangaluru under SWR: Smooth transition takes place with effect from 00.00 hours of October 1 (opens the original)
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Mangaluru Railway Region, which had been under Southern Railway ever since the first line was laid between the then Madras and Mangalore in the 1900s, came under the jurisdiction of South Western Railway (SWR) with effect from the intervening night of September 30 and October 1, in Mangaluru. The milestone displaying the distance between Madras and Mangalore as 550 miles, on Platform 1 of Mangaluru Central railway station. | Photo Credit: ANIL KUMAR SASTRY Though SWR came into existence in the y
Countdown begins for shifting Mangaluru from SR to SWR (opens the original)
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The countdown has started for bringing Mangaluru Railway Region under Mysuru division of South Western Railway (SWR) from Palakkad division of Southern Railway with effect from the intervening midnight of September 30 and October 1. Both the divisions are holding regular meetings to facilitate a smooth change of guard. On September 30, a team of senior officers from Mysuru division, headed by Additional Divisional Railway Manager Shammas Hameed, would be in Mangaluru to officially take over the
State govt. approves separate tourism policy for Coastal, Malnad Karnataka (opens the original)
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The Karnataka Cabinet, at its meeting in Mangaluru on Friday, approved a separate Coastal and Malnad Karnataka Tourism Policy 2026 with a view to promoting tourism and boosting the economic development of the region. Briefing reporters after the Cabinet meeting, Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar said the policy was aimed at encouraging investment in the greenfield tourism sector in these regions. Steps would be taken to treat tourism investments as infrastructure projects so as to provide investors
Karnataka govt. decides to accord second official language status to Tulu for Dakshina Kannada and Udupi districts (opens the original)
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Fulfilling a long-pending demand of the people of coastal Karnataka, the government in its Mangaluru Cabinet meeting on Friday decided to accord the additional official language status of Tulu, widely spoken in Dakshina Kannada and Udupi districts. Making this announcement after the marathon three-hour Cabinet meeting at Praja Soudha, the district office complex here, Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar said the status would be applicable for administrative matters in Dakshina Kannada and Udupi distr
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