Agra Division News Today

The Allahabad High Court has held that the requirement of signed copy of award being delivered to parties under Section 31(5) of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act 1996 is not to be construed...

According to sources, the loco pilot of the train had to blow the horn multiple times to wake up the station master and make him turn on the green signal for the train to pass

In its ongoing pursuit to augment farmers' income and bolster their financial well-being, the Yogi government in Uttar Pradesh has set an ambitious goal of procuring 60 lakh metric tonnes of wheat during the fiscal year 2024-25.

Preparations underway in Barsana, Mathura for Lathamaar Holi on March 18. Officials inspect sites, emphasize cleanliness for visitors.

India Business News: Kavach successful at 160 kmph speed! A recent trial conducted by the North Central Railway's Agra Division has shown promising results for the braking

The Kavach system, developed by the Research Designs and Standards Organisation, can apply brakes automatically in case of an emergency when a train driver fails to act in time

India News: A railway official in Agra division, who is medically unfit, seeks a transfer to a low-stress job. The official's plea highlights the issue of transferring medically decategorised officials to high-stressful departments. Employee unions and railway officials express concern for the official's wellbeing and the safety of train operations.

The Jharkhand High Court has ruled that a deputy commissioner does not have the authority to cancel the registration of any land. This decision was made in response to a petition filed by Godda parliamentarian Nishikant Dubey.

Officials advise passengers planning trips to North India during this period to check the current status of their trains using the Railway enquiry system. Its important to note that the technical work in the Agra division specifically affects these trains and is unrelated to the Pune division. The anticipated completion of the maintenance work is by the first week of February.

Indian Railways tests Kavach anti-collision system efficiency at 140 kmph on Mathura-Palwal route, a significant step after trials at 130 kmph.