Railway Budget Disappointed Kerala
Published under: General Kerala News, Kerala Travel News, Thiruvananthapuram District News
26 Feb 2013
Thiruvananthapuram
Thiruvananthapuram: Aryadan Mohammed, Kerala minister for railways, Tuesday said he was disappointed as the state was expecting to get more than what was offered in the railway budget presented in the Lok Sabha.Railway Minister Pawan Kumar Bansal, in his maiden budget for his ministry, offered, among others, two new express and three passenger trains to Kerala, a skill development institute at Kollam, and extension of three mainline electrical multiple units trains and two long distance trains that already operate in the state.
Union Minister of State (independent charge) Consumer Affairs, Food and Public. Distribution KV Thomas, who hails from Kerala, said the expectations from the rail budget were more but it has not happened that way.
Source– http://zeenews.india.com/news/kerala/disappointed-with-rail-budget-kerala-minister_831708.html
Related News
- Kerala may Have Monorails Soon
- Kerala Tourism bags Das Goldene Stadttor Award
- Now Spice Tourism to Be Focused in Kerala
- Asia’s Biggest Christian Meet in Kerala
- Kerala Promoting leisure-water sporting
- Kerala won Outlook Traveler Awards for 2012
- Kerala’s mechanized fishing Sector Highly influenced by Diesel Price Hike
Leave a Reply