Mist and fog bring down visibility at Indira Gandhi Internatio...

Citizens advised to cover faces while stepping out as wind speed hits 40 kmph inside the city and about 60 kmph on the outskirts Posted On Wednesday, June 12, 2013 at 06:03:49 AM After a bout of heavy rains, parts of the city are being swept by winds moving ...

The new coaches, 2 metres longer than the normal ones, can withstand speeds between 160 and 180 kmph The South Central Railway (SCR) would shortly be introducing new coaches in more trains which are longer than the conventional ones. These new coaches ...

Tokyo: Japan has conducted first trial run of its magnetic levitated trains. During the run, the 'Maglev' train reached the speed of 501 kmph. The new project, being built at an estimated cost of USD 64 billion, will cut short the distance between ...

Three families stare into a bleak future after an Audi Q7 crashed into an autorickshaw at 150 kmph around 2 a.m. last weekend on M.G. Road near the Mayo Hall. The crash took the life of Deepak S. (19, not 25 as reported earlier), who had just ...

Fast and Furious! Japan has unveiled its new "levitating" bullet train, designed to travel at speeds of upto 500 kmph, which has undergone its first test on tracks. Japan's first commercial model of a magnetically levitated train has been placed on ...

Tripura, south Assam, Nagaland and Mizoram could get heavy rain and strong winds at speeds of 70 kmph for the next

Japan tests its 500 kmph "floating" bullet train India TV webteam Tokyo: These are the trains of the future, designed to travel with magentic levitation technology - trains that "float" at a breakneck speed of 500 kilometres per hour. Japan displayed the ...

The car was tearing away at 150 kmph when it hit the autorickshaw, say the police The city police on Monday said that they had arrested the son of a businessman and film producer on the charge of culpable homicide not amounting to murder after he allegedly ...

kmph, that is).The drive itself is a pleasure. Free of heavy traffic and potholes, the expressway in the morning is every driver's delight. By 7.30am, we were among the first people standing in the queue at the Taj. Tickets were done in less