Tuesday, January 28, 2014

371 (J): Implementation Just a Matter of Time



The countdown has started for implementation of Article 371 (J) in Hyderabad-Karnataka region, said District Minister Umashree after hoisting the flag at Nehru Stadium on the occasion of Republic Day.

“Reservation will be provided to people of the region in both jobs and education. The Constitution’s aim is to provide justice, equality, independence to all and create a feeling of brotherhood and respect towards all religions,” she said. Umashree said the Centre has given approval to the establishment of the National Investment Manufacturing Zone in 12 villages in Bidar and Bhalki taluk. The zone will cover 12,000 acres and will provide jobs directly or indirectly to about 2.5 lakh people, she added.

Bidar district has 693.1 km of state highways and 877 km of district main roads and the government has released `16.06 crore for its maintenance, she added.



source:http://www.newindianexpress.com/states/karnataka/371-J-Implementation-Just-a-Matter-of-Time/2014/01/27/article2022330.ece

Bidar-Humnabad Train details.



South Central Railway (SCR) will run six DEMU passenger special trains between Bidar and Humnabad on January 26.
In a press release here today, the SCR said

  • Train 07009 Bidar-Humnabad DEMU passenger special will depart Bidar at 0500 hrs and arrive Humnabad at 0645 hrs on the same day


  • Train 07023 Bidar-Humnabad DEMU passenger special will depart Bidar at 1330 hrs and arrive Humnabad at 1515 hrs on the same day


  • Train 07011 Bidar-Humnabad DEMU passenger special will depart Bidar at 1800 hrs and arrive Humnabad at 1945 hrs on the same day


  • Train 07010 Humnabad-Bidar DEMU passenger special will depart Humnabad at 0730 hrs and arrive Bidar at 0915 hrs on the same day.


  • Train 07024 Humnabad-Bidar DEMU passenger special will depart Humnabad at 1530 hrs and arrive Bidar at 1715 hrs on the same day.


  • Train 07012 Humnabad-Bidar DEMU passenger special will depart Humnabad at 2000 hrs and arrive Bidar at 2145 hrs on the same day,
enroute to Khanapur, Kanaji, Hallikhed and Nandagaon in both the directions.


source:http://m.indiarailinfo.com/news/post/6-demu-spl-trains-btween-bidar-humnabad-indian-railways-news/164744

Monday, January 13, 2014

Cannon found in Bidar


Date of the 10-ft long three-tonne monument is yet to be determined


HERITAGE:The huge cannon found in the moat surrounding the fort in Bidar on Friday.— PHOTO: T. GOPICHAND


A team of officials of the District Heritage Cell have found a cannon, while cleaning a moat beside the outer fort wall here on Friday.

“The cannon, which is possibly made from iron, going by the sparse metal traces, weighs at least three tonnes. Its length is about 10 ft and diameter about nine inches,” Shashikanth Malli, engineer in-charge of heritage conservation, toldThe Hindu. It has two arms on the side, a hole for the wick and a latch to close it.

“It seems to be a tripod-mounted cannon. We may find the tripod or a stand, if we dig deeper,” he said.

The driver of an earthmover, which has been pressed into service to clear the bushes and dig the soil in the moat, found the cannon. It is now kept along the moat wall, in a lane next to the Bahujan Samaj Party office at Shah Gunj in the Old City. Mr. Malli said, the weapon would be examined by experts of the State Archaeology Department to determine its date. The cleaning operations would continue and all artefacts and other materials found in the moat would be handed over to the Department of Archaeology. “It must have been mounted on one of the watch-towers along the moat and it might have fallen down from there,” Prakash Patil, a resident of the Old City, said.

The Karnataka Urban Infrastructure Development Finance Corporation has taken up the project of cleaning the moat at a cost of Rs. 4 crore. There are two sets of moats in the Old City. The first set of triple moats surrounds the inner fort walls.

The second moat that works as a large drain, surrounds the outer fort wall. The total length of these two moats is over 14 kilometres, covering an area of over 1,100 acres of land in the Old City.
Experts to examine itto determine date

Source:http://splashurl.com/mraorqc