CS reviews rollout of Water Transport, PM E-DRIVE initiatives
SRINAGAR: Chief Secretary, Atal Dulloo, on Thursday reviewed the status and implementation status for introduction of inland water transport on the rivers Jhelum and Chenab, besides the rollout of electric mobility infrastructure under the Government of Indias PM E-DRIVE scheme in J&K. The meeting besides ACS, PWD was attended by Secretary, Transport; Divisional Commissioner, Jammu/Kashmir; [] The post CS reviews rollout of Water Transport, PM E-DRIVE initiatives appeared first on Northlines .
Bangladesh High Commissioner calls on CM
SRINAGAR: High Commissioner of Bangladesh to India, M. Riaz Hamidullah, on Thursday called on Chief Minister Omar Abdullah at the Civil Secretariat here. The Chief Minister welcomed the High Commissioner to Jammu and Kashmir and held discussions on areas of mutual interest, including horticulture, medical education and other potential areas of cooperation. The post Bangladesh High Commissioner calls on CM appeared first on Northlines .
Yasin Malik denies involvement in KP murder case
SRINAGAR: Jailed Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front (JKLF) chief Mohammad Yasin Malik has denied involvement in the murder of Kashmiri Pandit woman Sarla Bhat and submitted a 25-page affidavit before a special court here, pleading not guilty while refusing to contest the trial and seeking capital punishment. Malik, 60, who is lodged in Delhis Tihar [] The post Yasin Malik denies involvement in KP murder case appeared first on Northlines .
Govt unveils defence diplomacy blueprint for next decade
NEW DELHI: Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Thursday released Raksha a strategic blueprint on defence diplomacy which carries a comprehensive framework outlining Indias strategic roadmap and vision for global partnerships over the next decade. As defence diplomacy is a core pillar of Indias foreign policy, this document provides a clear, actionable vision for the [] The post Govt unveils defence diplomacy blueprint for next decade appeared first on Northlines .
BCI has no power to take action against law students: SC
The Supreme Court stated the Bar Council of India lacks disciplinary power over law students. Such authority rests solely with the educational institutions where students are enrolled. The Bar Council can only act after a student graduates and registers as an advocate. This observation came during a hearing concerning a withdrawn BCI decision against NALSAR students. The court clarified the BCI's jurisdiction begins only after graduation and enrollment.
Kharge to Nadda: keep promise, ensure FIR in 'purification' case
Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge has written to Rajya Sabha leader JP Nadda. He reminded Nadda of an unfulfilled promise made in the House. This promise concerned an alleged purification act at Haldwani Ramlila Ground. The incident occurred after Kharge's rally there twenty-four days ago. Kharge now urges Nadda to direct the Uttarakhand Chief Minister to file an FIR.
Amid 'purification' row, BJP chief Nitin Nabin to visit Haldwani on Sept 9 for 2 days, hold meetings
BJP president Nitin Nabin will visit Haldwani on September ninth for election preparations. He will then travel to Rudrapur on September tenth for a two-day visit. This visit occurs amidst the Congress's 'Shuddhikaran' allegations against the BJP. The BJP has been countering these allegations, calling them politically motivated. Nabin's visit aims to assess the ground situation before state assembly elections.
HAL gets 3 more F404 engines, Tejas Mk1A output set to rise
HAL gets more F engines Tejas MkA output set to rise
Nuapada: Two Accidents in One Day at Jhagrai Chowk Leave Two Dead, Two Injured
The Biju Expressway near Jhagrai 4 Chowk under Komna police station limits in Nuapada district turned blood-stained on Thursday after two separate road accidents claimed two lives and left two others seriously injured. In the first incident, a truck ran over 50-year-old Gupat Bemal of Dhumabhata village under Komna police station near Jhagrai 4 Chowk [] The post Nuapada: Two Accidents in One Day at Jhagrai Chowk Leave Two Dead, Two Injured appeared first on Pragativadi I Latest Odisha News in English I Breaking News .
Gautam Menon seeks time till September 31, 2026 to release Dhruva Natchathiram
He has approached the Madras High Court once again seeking further time to get the movie released after solving financial issues
Reclassify Madurai Kamaraj University College as a government college
Home tweet home: PAU builds high-rises for Punjabs shrinking bird life
SCoR urges strict adherence to Ethics at Vigilance seminar
Potholes, abandoned cave-in sites snarl traffic across Ludhiana
City ready to welcome Krishna with love & devotion
How AI could make us work even harder
Technological progress has taken more than its fair share of the workload from humans over the years. Washing machines clean our clothes, tractors plow the fields and computers sort out administrative work.
Permafrost melt could cost $261 billion in infrastructure damages, study suggests
A new study provides insight into the economic impact of melting permafrost on Arctic communities. Permafrost is ground that permanently remains below freezing for at least two consecutive years. Permafrost covers about 24% of the Northern Hemisphere, including large areas of Alaska, Canada and Siberia.
Mount Rainiers fish-stocking legacy threatens native aquatic species
Meta is paying to peek at how you use their latest AI model
Most AI tools allow you to opt-out of sharing your usage with the model provider to improve future versions. Meta has taken that idea and put a price tag on it. For its new Muse Spark model, intended for operating coding and other agents, it is offering an explicit discount averaging out to about 95% []
News from the world of Education: September 3, 2026
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31-member JPC constituted to examine FCRA amendment bill
Staff Reporter The government today constituted a 31-member joint committee of Parliament on the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Amendment Bill 2026. Lok Sabha MP Sanjay Jaiswal will head the joint panel to examine the FCRA amendment bill. Prominent names from Lok Sabha in the committee include Bhartruhari Mahtab, Tejaswi Surya, Nishikant Dubey, A. Raja and Supriya []
Tram revival plan on PPP model: Aussie, Belarus cos show interest
Civic team reaches star hotel kitchens
Cashew import scam: Kerala High Court stays interim orders of Single Bench
The Keralam government had granted sanction to prosecute the accused persons in the 600-crore cashew import scam based on these orders
HC asks DGP to come up with SOPs over police protection to enforce court decrees
Amid GDP row, BJP MP's 2018 letter to PM Modi criticising Subhash Garg resurfaces
Amid GDP row BJP MPs letter to PM Modi criticising Subhash Garg resurfaces
Erin Piacentis Baby Daughters Fundraiser Nears $500K as Thousands Rally After Times Square Killing
A fundraiser for five-month-old Madison, the daughter of Erin Piacenti, is rapidly approaching the $500,000 mark after her mother was killed in a stabbing attack in New Yorks Times Square. The GoFundMe had raised around $460,000 from roughly 5,000 donations by early Thursday, with contributions continuing to climb. Piacenti, a Bank of America vice president, was reportedly killed on her first day back at work after maternity leave. The fundraiser was created to support Madison and help provide financial security for her future.
No one can question patriotism of Owaisi brothers: Revanth
Hyderabad: Telangana Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy on Thursday, September 4, said that no one can question the patriotism of All India Majlis-e-Ittihad-ul-Muslimeen (AIMIM) president Asaduddin Owaisi and his younger brother and Chandrayangutta MLA Akbaruddin Owaisi. Telangana Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy praised AIMIM leaders Asaduddin and Akbaruddin Owaisi, describing their commitment to national security Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
KMC mulls action against eatery
MLC flags non-disbursal of nutrition kits in Karnataka
Chinese kite string leaves woman with 10-inch neck wound
Safdarjung gets advanced bladder diagnostics, PET-CT and SPECT-CT facilities
Regime suppressing youth will have to answer to the people, says Rahul Gandhi
After meeting Bihar youth, Mr. Gandhi accuses Bihar police of horrific brutality using lathis, firearms against student protesters
Xbox is introducing time limits to game streaming
Anything but your console or PC can be an Xbox for 5-15 hours a month.
Singers death unnoticed for 4 to 5 days
US Open: Iga Swiatek eases into 3rd round, Naomi Osaka made to work hard
US Open Iga Swiatek eases into rd round Naomi Osaka made to work hard
Hit by tractor, 12-year-old dies; friend critical
India secured a place in the Womens Asia Cup semi-finals after overwhelming Hong Kong by 137 runs at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium. It was their second-biggest victory by runs in T20Is and with that,...
Be alert about swine flu but dont panic: Civil surgeon
Maujpur playschool principal arrested in child abuse case
Flat handover delayed for 2 years in Haryana, Rera orders company to pay 10.8% interest to buyer
Mirzapur The Movie song Ghoom Ghoom: Ray reveals how he created a futuristic Rajasthani soundscape
Composer, producer and singer Ray, also known as Sourav Roy, has opened up about creating Ghoom Ghoom, the latest song from Excel Entertainments Mirzapur: The Movie. Featuring vocals by Ray and Rashmeet Kaur and picturised on Sonal Chauhan, the track combines elements of Rajasthani musical traditions with contemporary and electronic production. Ray, who has worked across Bollywood films, independent music and Hollywood projects, said the track gave him an opportunity to explore a soundscape that was different from his previous work. Rather than recreating a conventional folk number, the team approached the Rajasthani Ghoomar dance style through a modern musical lens. Speaking about the track, Ray said, Ghoom Ghoom is a complete different world. I think its a trance where it takes you musically to a place called Rajasthan. He further explained the creative process behind the song. We tried to come up with a world of Rajasthani Ghoomar dance style in a complete new way. From making the melody, to breaking down the word Ghoomar into Ghoom Ghoom, and then creating the whole family of rhythm, beats, and synth with sub-frequency bass lines, it was a new chapter in its own way, quite different from what I have been creating. According to Ray, the song went through multiple stages of development before the final arrangement was locked. The makers had initially asked for a Rajasthani song, following which Ray explored different approaches with Gurmeet Singh before arriving at the final concept. The makers of this film wanted a Rajasthani song. I had worked on a couple of approaches with Gurmeet sir, but then we zeroed down on this specific idea. This took some time to shape up as Kumaar sir wrote the lyrics after the tune was locked, and then I was working with Ankur Tewari on the arrangements and sounds for this specific song. Ray has also worked across different aspects of film music, including composing songs, producing music, creating background scores and singing. He described the transition between these roles as a gradual process shaped by the opportunities he received. No, actually this has been a very smooth transition. By Gods grace, I got opportunities that made me face challenges musically, and going on and conquering them has gotten me to where I am today. Speaking about the difference between working on songs and film scores, particularly across Indian and international cinema, Ray said, Having the opportunity to work in both spheres of filmmaking, I have seen that there are some things which make these worlds different. For Hindi cinema, you need songs to reach a wider audience through lyrics and music, whereas abroad its mostly film scores that are the most essential part of storytelling. Ray also spoke about the growing global presence of Indian music, citing collaborations and artists who have contributed to its international reach. Indian audiences consume music differently compared to the West. Indian music has been travelling very well on the global stage from the time Ravi Shankar and The Beatles teamed up. Artists like Talvin Singh and Nitin Sawhney have also contributed immensely through the Asian Underground movement in the UK. On the film scale, A.R. Rahman sirs Jai Ho put Indian music on the map for the world to experience. I think we will get to see many more collaborations in the future, soon. With Ghoom Ghoom, Ray has brought together Rajasthani musical influences and contemporary sound design for Mirzapur: The Movie, adding another musical layer to the films larger cinematic world. Also Read: Mirzapur MANIA grips box office: The Movie sells 90,000 tickets; Rs. 30 cr. opening, Rs. 100 cr. weekend on cards
Film Heritage Foundations 4K restoration of Kamal Amrohis 1972 classic Pakeezah, starring Meena Kumari, is set to receive its global premiere at Frances Festival Lumire in Lyon, followed by a gala screening at the BFI London Film Festival. The restoration marks a significant step in preserving one of Indian cinemas most celebrated films. The restoration has been undertaken by Film Heritage Foundation (FHF) in association with the Amrohi family. The screening at the BFI IMAX in London will be presented by FHF director Shivendra Singh Dungarpur along with Kamal Amrohis children Tajdar and Rukhsaar Amrohi and grandson Bilal Amrohi. The restoration took two years and presented several technical challenges, as the original camera negative was found to be almost melted and unusable. FHF subsequently worked with an interpositive, a CinemaScope print and a colour reversal internegative preserved by the NFDC-National Film Archive of India. Original film stills and memories shared by Tajdar and Rukhsaar Amrohi were also used to help recreate the colour palette and visual consistency of the film. Speaking about the restoration, Shivendra Singh Dungarpur said, Restoring Pakeezah has been a long-held dream, and I am so grateful to Bilal Amrohi for being the moving spirit and encouraging the family to support the restoration and bring the film back to life. Pakeezah is a film that has been etched in my memory since I was a child when I watched it for the first time with my grandmother in a darkened cinema in Dumraon, Bihar. The restoration of Pakeezah took two years. It has been one of the most exciting yet one of the most challenging restorations I have worked on. When I went to inspect the original camera negative and saw that it had almost melted, my heart sank. And the other film elements we had to work with were not in good condition with faded colours, scratches and mould. In my minds eye, I could see each frame like a painting saturated with colours, the opulent sets and the luminous beauty of Meena Kumari and the songs of Ghulam Mohammed were ringing in my ears as if it was yesterday, but not a single cast or crew member survived from the film and I wondered how I would be able to restore Kamal Amrohis original vision with what I had to work with. During our research we discovered original film stills which helped a great deal and I also consulted Tajdar and Rukhsaar Amrohi who had visited the sets and had vivid memories from the making of the film. I couldnt have asked for a better showcase for the restored Pakeezah than the Festival Lumiere in Lyon, the birthplace of cinema followed by a gala screening at the London Film Festival. Tajdar Amrohi recalled his association with the film and his fathers dedication to the project. He said, I was at the grand premiere of Pakeezah in 1972 with my father and Choti Ammi (Meena Kumari) and the film cans arrived at Maratha Mandir in a palanquin. I never imagined that I would be presenting the restored film with my family at the gala premiere in London fifty-four years later. I would like to thank Shivendra Singh Dungarpur and Film Heritage Foundation for restoring the film with so much passion and meticulous care and for bringing my father and his greatest work back to life so that new generations will see the unforgettable Meena Kumari and enjoy the beauty of the film. I remember when I was a child, my father was deep into the making of Pakeezah. Everything in our lives revolved around Pakeezah. My father had put in everything he had in the film and whenever we asked him for anything as children, his response would always be, After Pakeezah. Pakeezah was his lifes mission. I have so many memories of the film as I would regularly visit the sets on Floor No. 3 at Filmistan where much of the film was shot. The film has influenced generations of filmmakers and even today I am sometimes asked how he achieved some of the shots. Rukhsaar Amrohi also reflected on her fathers connection with the film and Meena Kumari. She said, Pakeezah was my fathers obsession, his dream, his oxygen that gave meaning to his life. No one else could have played the role of Pakeezah, but Choti Ammi (Meena Kumari). She was Pakeezah. My father nurtured the film for over fifteen years like a child till it was fully matured and ready to be presented to the world. As a thirteen-year-old, I witnessed the countless sacrifices my father made and the relentless dedication and perfectionism in the face of almost insurmountable challenges to make his vision a reality. I have preserved every bit of his legacy that remains in Amroha, but for years, I felt that my fathers legacy as a great master of cinema had been forgotten. I would like to thank Shivendra Singh Dungarpur for taking the initiative to restore Pakeezah with so much love and care. I only wish my father were alive to see his creation restored and reborn for the world to see fifty-four years after it was released. I cannot wait to see the restored film back on the big screen and I will be travelling to London to present the film. Pakeezah, which was released on February 4, 1972, underwent a production journey spanning nearly 15 years. Originally conceived in the 1950s, the film began shooting in black-and-white before moving to Eastmancolor. The production was interrupted several times, including after Amrohi and Meena Kumari separated, before being revived in 1969. The film went on to become one of the defining works of Indian cinema, with Meena Kumaris performance as Sahibjaan becoming central to its enduring legacy. She passed away on March 31, 1972, just weeks after the films release. The restored version of Pakeezah is presented in 4K with a 5.1 sound mix. The film runs for 153 minutes and features Meena Kumari alongside Ashok Kumar, Raaj Kumar and Nadira. The restoration was carried out by Film Heritage Foundation at LImmagine Ritrovata laboratory in association with Bilal Amrohi of Lionheart Cinema. Also Read: Waheeda Rehman to attend inaugural Indian Film Festival of New Zealand; Teesri Kasam to open, Pakeezah to close the fest
Hyderabad police hold coordination meeting ahead of Ganesh Chaturthi
Hyderabad: The Hyderabad police on Thursday, September 3, held a coordination meeting with various departments ahead of Ganesh Chaturthi to ensure a hassle-free celebration. Secunderabad Zone Deputy Commissioner of Police, Rakshita Murthy, chaired a meeting with officials from Telangana Southern Power Distribution Corporation Limited and Hyderabad Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage Board (HMWSSB), fire services, Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Ladakh to have seven hill councils now, elections for new LAHDCs soon
Apple has been sued for $2.7 billion over App Tracking Transparency rules
A lawsuit claims the policy was stricter on third-party developers than Apple itself.
Haynes, Patterson-White take charge to keep Notts on title track
Leicestershire lose two early wickets before close as Division One battle hots up at the top
Lammonby steers title-chasing Somerset into strong position
Late wicket compounds home side's advantage as Glamorgan face uphill batte
Lollapalooza India 2027: Olivia Dean, Limp Bizkit to headline, KATSEYE Mumbai debut
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What happened was wrong. Gen Z has united against what is going wrong
At GenZ on the rise convention, student activists across States find common ground
Axed over daughter's CM remarks? T'gana min slams Revanth
Telangana Forest Minister Konda Surekha was dropped from the state cabinet, leading her to accuse Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy of lackmail politics. Surekha claims her removal was due to critical remarks made by her daughter against the CM and other party leaders, despite the Congress high command not favouring her ouster. She has written to top Congress leaders seeking intervention.
Tractor driver mows down labourer in Gurgaon, flees
Temple events trigger traffic curbs on Janmashtami
Property dealer gunned down in Narela, Himanshu Bhau gang claims responsibility
Lost In Transit For 12 Yrs, Theyre Puppets In Plans
Gogi 2.0? Balyan murder brings gang back on Delhi Police radar
Declare assets of all temples to devotees in 90 days, Info panel tells HR&CE dept
Greenwood City RWA in Gurgaon alleges toe wall demolished despite pending civil suit
By Dr. Neha Lohamaror My land Rajasthan is full of stories; whatever I have written is just a drop in the ocean. Perhaps no sentence captures Vijaydan Detha better than this. On his 100th birth anniversary, Rajasthan should not merely remember Bijji, as he was affectionately known, as a celebrated writer. We should remember him [] The post The Folklore Stories and the Storyteller of Rajasthan: Remembering Vijaydan Detha on his 100th Birth Anniversary appeared first on Northlines .
Hyderabad: Soon after East Warangal MLA and former endowments minister Konda Surekha alleged she was sacked because she is a Backwards Classes (BC) woman, the government has made three new appointments from her same community, and all are women. Former GHMC Mayor Gadwal Vijayalakshmi is now the new vice-chairperson of the Telangana Planning Board. Nerella Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
The Relevance of Shrimad Bhagavad Gita in Modern Times
Omkar Dattatray Today on 4 September,2026 Friday, Krishan Janmashtami is being celebrated with great devotion, dedication & the propagation of Bhagavad Gita and worship of Lord Shri Krishna is done with fervor and enthusiasm. The teachings of the song of divine, treasure trove, its message and principles of humanity which are most relevant in todays [] The post The Relevance of Shrimad Bhagavad Gita in Modern Times appeared first on Northlines .
Kailash Mansarovar Tragedy: Man Made Disaster or Nature
Puran Chand Sharma The recent tragedy on the Kailash Mansarovar pilgrimage route has shocked millions of devotees across the world. Hundreds of pilgrims and tourists were reported dead or missing after devastating flash floods and mudslides struck the Nepal-Tibet border region on August 29, 2026. The disaster occurred on one of the most sacred pilgrimage [] The post Kailash Mansarovar Tragedy: Man Made Disaster or Natures Fury appeared first on Northlines .
Odisha Works Minister Reviews Mega Projects, Pushes AI, Precast and Green Construction
Odisha is not short of money for roads, buildings or bridges. What it cannot afford, Works, Law and Excise Minister Prithviraj Harichandan told officials on Thursday, is delay, poor quality, or yesterdays construction methods. Chairing a high-level review at Lokseva Bhawan, the minister put a simple test before engineers and administrators: match the pace of [] The post Odisha Works Minister Reviews Mega Projects, Pushes AI, Precast and Green Construction appeared first on Pragativadi I Latest Odisha News in English I Breaking News .
ABVP Holds Rally at Jadavpur Campus, Chants 'Vande Mataram' After Shubendu's Warning
ABVP Holds Rally at Jadavpur Campus Chants Vande Mataram After Shubendus Warning
Father rapes minor daughter, arrested after mother's complaint in Jharkhand
Father rapes minor daughter arrested after mothers complaint in Jharkhand
Pre-orders for Sony's GTA 6-themed DualSense controllers will open on September 10
At $85, the hardware only costs a little bit more than the game.
Noorbeena takes a dig at League leadership, seeks clarity on Kanthapuram
Rising species numbers on Europe
Decades of warming have relaxed cold-temperature constraints on mountain plant distribution and increased species numbers on mountaintops. An international research team led by scientists from the University of Vienna, together with BOKU University and the Austrian Academy of Sciences, now shows that these changes also create a rising number of losers. The disappearance of plants from summits can take decades but has accelerated over the past 20 years. Rising biodiversity is therefore only part of the story and neglects an important aspect of recent summit vegetation dynamics.
OGA 2026 OPENS WITH STRONGER FOCUS ON MARKET ACCESS, REGIONAL PROJECTS AND ENERGY OPPORTUNITIES
OGA 2026 OPENS WITH STRONGER FOCUS ON MARKET ACCESS, REGIONAL PROJECTS AND ENERGY OPPORTUNITIES
The BESIII Collaboration, led by the Institute of High Energy Physics of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, has achieved the world
Pigment found in beets linked to plants
The pigments that give beets their red color may have helped a major group of flowering plants repeatedly adapt to dry environments, setting the stage for the evolution of traits that allowed plants to adapt to some of the harshest environments on Earth, according to a University of Michigan study.
Himalayan hazards are becoming more complex. Our warning systems need to catch up
The exact timeline of the recent Nepal flooding disaster is becoming clearer. At 8:37 a.m., instruments recorded what was initially interpreted as an earthquake near Nepal
Quantum-optical spin glass could improve how AI remembers and learns
A new study has demonstrated that it is possible to make a network of atoms and photons that could improve how artificial intelligence stores and recalls memories. This network, called a quantum-optical spin glass, works as an associative memory, a form of AI that enables the recall of full memories from partial information
16 arrested for stealing transformers
Education reforms must reflect changing needs of society, says AU Vice-Chancellor
Faculty members receive awards at the Teachers Day celebrations at SRM University-AP
Onions for Rs 35/kg: Govt begins sales through PDS shops
Telangana: Decaying Doddu Biyyam, Yet To Be Cleared From Ration Shops
The civil supplies department has floated tenders several times to clear the 1.4 LMT of coarse rice: Reports
ACB Busts Old Extortion Syndicate, Exposes UPI-Based Racket Involving Cops Across Kolkata Region
Tamil Nadu Releases Cauvery Water for Samba Paddy Amid Irrigation Crunch
(SPECIAL) HC upholds life terms, says dying declaration to independent witness admissible
Lionel Messi's legacy hard to match: Sourav Ganguly on Argentina star's retirement
Lionel Messis legacy hard to match Sourav Ganguly on Argentina stars retirement
Dozens of law students marked absent despite being present in exam
May Have Been Discrepancies In Records, Says DU
Centre says it wont take coercive steps against Gymkhana Club till next hearing
Footpaths meant for pedestrians, not encroachments: HC dismisses plea against jhuggi removal
Vehicle-free Inner Circle? NDMC chief seeks feedback
Traders Oppose Pedestrianisation Plan
Spark on engine rooftop of MEMU train
