Arvind Chauhan

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Arvind ChauhanTNNUpdated: Jun 6, 2025, 14:20 IST ISTAs the rail link with Srinagar becomes a reality, here’s a look at how those behind the project overcame logistical challenges and braved everything from bombs to landslides to pull off the unthinkableNeetu Sapra has bittersweet memories of the 14 years she spent in Jammu and Kashmir since 1997.

3 weeks ago | timesofindia.indiatimes.com | Arvind Chauhan

As the rail link with Srinagar becomes a reality, here’s a look at how those behind the project overcame logistical challenges and braved everything from bombs to landslides to pull off the unthinkableNeetu Sapra has bittersweet memories of the 14 years she spent in Jammu and Kashmir since 1997.

3 weeks ago | timesofindia.indiatimes.com | Arvind Chauhan

News City News lucknow News Train to Kashmir: How rly engineers beat Himalayan odds to build a marvel Trending Lucknow: Neetu Sapra has bittersweet memories of the 14 years she spent in J&K since 1997."No quarters, peak insurgency, the Kargil War – it was a roller coaster," she says of life in a CRPF camp in Srinagar with a two-year-old son and a railway officer husband handling a project as fraught with danger as it was technically daunting."During a shopping trip to Lal Chowk in 1998, we...

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NewsCity Newslucknow News'She manhandled him during confrontation': Paan Singh Tomar’s granddaughter booked for assaulting junior engineer in Jhansi; officer was on duty for meter installationTrendingSapna Tomar, granddaughter of the infamous Paan Singh Tomar, has been booked for allegedly assaulting a junior power department engineer in Jhansi. The incident occurred when a team was installing smart meters at her grandfather's house, leading to a physical altercation.

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NewsCity Newslucknow NewsUttar Pradesh bolsters farming future with centres of excellence backed by international expertiseTrendingUttar Pradesh is solidifying its position as an agricultural powerhouse, ranking second in India for Indo-Israel-Dutch technology-powered Centres of Excellence. New CoEs in Mirzapur, Bundelkhand, and Barabanki will focus on dragon fruit, citrus, and flower-vegetable cultivation, respectively.