The road outside the Erode Railway Junction is damaged due to various works.
The stretch from Kalaimadu Silai to Chennimalai Road is one of the busiest stretches due to the presence of railway junction.
Motorists and road users have requested early completion of the Underground Sewerage Scheme (UGSS) on Erode – Chennimalai Road, outside the Erode Railway Junction.
The stretch from Kalaimadu Silai to Chennimalai Road – EVN Road Junction, also called as E.M. Muthukumarasamy Road is one of the busiest stretches due to the presence of railway junction. The civic body had begun the underground drainage work 40 days ago and is yet to complete. The road was dug in the middle and is yet to be closed causing hardship to the road users. Vehicles have to move in the available space as dust from the road also affects the motorists. Since vehicle movement to the junction was less, frequent traffic congestion in the stretch did not take place in the past two months. “But dust from th
Trilingual name plates in railway stations are as per Act, Southern Railway says
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February 24, 2021 11:57 IST
B. Guganesan, Chief Public Relations Officer, Southern Railway said name plates are written in Tamil, Hindi and English at all stations as mandated by The Official Languages Act, 1963
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B. Guganesan, Chief Public Relations Officer, Southern Railway said name plates are written in Tamil, Hindi and English at all stations as mandated by The Official Languages Act, 1963
Southern Railway has clarified that names of the railway stations and other name plates in Central government offices are written in three languages Tamil, Hindi and English as mandated by The Official Languages Act, 1963.
‘Trilingual name plates in railway stations as per Act’
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The Southern Railway has clarified that names of the railway stations and other name plates in Central government offices are written in trilingual - Tamil, Hindi and English- as mandated by The Official Languages Act, 1963.
Responding to a report “Hindi in name boards at Erode Railway station condemned”, published in these columns on February 16, B. Guganesan, Chief Public Relations Officer, Southern Railway, said the trilingual name boards were installed as per the Act.
The report was based on a letter addressed to Railway Minister by K.N. Basha, vice- president of the Erode District Congress Minority Wing and former member of Zonal Railway User’s Consultative Committee.