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Generate capital from non-conventional sources
By Our Staff Reporter
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, DEC. 29. The Union Minister of State for
Railways, Mr. Digvijay Singh, has stressed the need for
generating capital through non-conventional sources for funding
railway projects.
He was addressing the top officials of the Thiruvananthapuram
Railway Division at the divisional headquarters here today. The
Minister also held discussions with the officials.
The Railway Minister suggested that the tourism potential of
Kerala should be fully exploited and urged the officials to take
steps to improve the safety aspects of the Railways.
He appreciated the performance of the division in increasing the
earnings despite being a passenger-oriented division.
Later, Mr. Singh cancelled the scheduled inspection of
Thiruvananthapuram central railway station and its premises at
the last minute. A Railway official said the Minister skipped the
inspection as he was suffering from back pain. However, the
Minister left for Alappuzha immediately on the car.
The local police and the Railway Protection Force turned away the
mediapersons who arrived to report the visit of the Minister. The
commuters and those who came to see off the relatives were also
put to hardship by the restrictions.
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