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HindustanTimes Sun,19 May 2013
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'We aim to develop cold storages too'

As part of its diversification activities, Central Warehousing Corporation (CWC) developed a warehousing facility of railway land along a railway siding as a pilot project at Whitefield Goods Terminal at Bangalore after entering into an agreement with Indian Railways.

Aim is to diversify in mining sector

Gypsum is an important mineral for cement industry and prime mineral for plaster of Paris industry. It chairman and managing director SK Das spoke to HT.

'Need fast-track courts dedicated to women safety'

The recent spate of attacks on women in the city, and the nationwide outrage against poor safety of women, has prompted the state government and authorities to sit up and take notice. Sayli Udas Mankikar reports.

'Successful year for police dept'

Gurgaon police commissioner KK Sindhu spoke to HT's representative on the Gurgaon city's law and order situation.

Cops were doing their job: Neeraj Kumar

Amidst the clamour for his resignation over the ill-treatment of protesters at India Gate and the negligence of some of his personnel Delhi Police chief said he did what the circumstances demanded. Jatin Anand reports.

Cong not helping quota bill, but support stands: Maya

"It is ‘jungle-raj’ that prevails in Uttar Pradesh. The law and order situation goes for a toss each time the SP comes to power," BSP chief Mayawati spoke to Hindustan Times on her party’s strategy on the quota bill and a range of issues. Excerpts from the interview.

The mindset of people needs to be changed

Kiran Walia, minister for women and child development gets intimate about what the government does for rape victims.

Call 103, help will be there in 10 minutes

The helpine (103) is very useful. It provides information and help will reach within three to ten minutes. HT reports

'We are relentlessly working on dedicated plans'

We have improved these stations significantly with dedicated plans. We're relentlessly working to improve passenger amenities. Our 90% focus is on safe operations, which often goes unnoticed.

ITF aims to create workforce to compete in global market- interview with Rita Menon

The 32nd edition the India International Trade Fair (IITF) is currently held at Pragati Maidan. HT interviews ITPO chairman and managing director Rita Menon.

Removing me was wrong: BS Yeddyurappa

Himself facing corruption allegations, former Karnataka chief minister BS Yeddyurappa believes that "leveling of corruption charges against anyone and everyone" is a "worrying" trend in Indian democracy. Vikas Pathak reports.

'We want to claim larger share in world handicraft exports market'

During the past 25 years, the exports of handicrafts have made a phenomenal growth and during the year 2011-12 they stood at Rs. 12,975 crore.

Right of the people to directly approach govt shouldn’t be lost

Information Commissioner Deepak Sandhu has been the government’s spokesperson and is one of the most senior commissioners in the Central Information Commission. Sandhu spoke to Chetan Chauhan on impact of recent Supreme Court order and the new Right To Information rules.

‘We are moving towards greater mechanisation in maintenance’

Amid the controversies over the critical financial health of the railways, one achievement has gone unnoticed: That the railways have laid more than 1,400km of new tracks in the past two years, against the earlier annual average of 180km. Railway Board member (engineering) AP Mishra — the man responsible for the achievement— spoke to Srinand Jha in an exclusive interview. Excerpts:

'Mulayam to decide on support to UPA, SP ready for polls'

Amid the fluid political situation, UP chief minister Akhilesh Yadav talks to Sunita Aron on a range of issues including the Samajwadi Party’s support to the UPA, preparedness for polls and the perception of his govt having too many power centres.
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