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MJP officer to head Aurangabad Municipal Corporation's water department
Edit The Times of India 17 Jun 2016
Aurangabad. The appointment of an executive engineer from the Maharashtra Jeevan Pradhikaran (MJP) to take over the city's water supply system has fuelled speculation regarding the fate of the controversial water distribution project ... Pipeline bursts at Paithan road. The main water supply pipeline passing through Paithan road developed a major leakage on Thursday morning after an air valve near Mahanubhav Pant Ashram Chowk broke....
That sinking feeling: Traffic comes to a halt
Edit The Times of India 24 May 2016
Metro construction work at Ashram Chowk, a road cave-in near ITO and waterlogging because of a DJB pipe leak on Outer Ring Road triggered massive jams in parts of south and east Delhi during peak hours on Tuesday. According to the traffic police, Ashram Chowk became a major choke point after a gantry crane engaged in the Metro work ......
Detours in place for PWD work
Edit The Times of India 03 May 2016
New Delhi ... The traffic coming from both the sides of the flyover will use the other carriageway ... "To avoid congestion on the Defence Colony flyover, drivers are advised to take Mathura Road, Ashram Chowk, Ring Road, the Moolchand flyover, Lodhi Road, Bhishma Pitamah Marg or Ring Road while commuting from south to central and New Delhi and vice versa," said a traffic police officer ... RELATED....
140 diesel-run taxi drivers booked by Delhi Police
Edit Indian Express 03 May 2016
Gurgaon ... (Source. PTI Photo) ... “As many as 140 drivers were booked today and challans were issued to them ... The situation turned worse at around 11.30 AM when the protesters blocked both carriageways on the Ring Road stretch at Maharani Bagh, close to Ashram Chowk. The second blockade directly hit traffic in areas including Sarai Kale Khan, Ashram, near PGDAV College in Nehru Nagar, Lajpat Nagar and Moolchand stretching upto AIIMS....
Diesel ban creates chaos, luxury rentals worst affected
Edit DNA India 03 May 2016
-->. Angry cabbies hit the streets to protest against the ínjustice meted out to them ... Office-goers were stuck for a while on the arterial Ring Road, at Maharani Bagh, Ashram Chowk near the Noida-Delhi border, in Dhaulakuan, Kapashera, and Mehrauli. Later as traffic diverted, long lines of cars piled up at Sarai Kale Khan, Lajpat Nagar, Moolchand, Mathura Road, and Defense Colony ... The SC order affects over 30,000 cabs ... Amrita Madhukalya ... ....
Taxi drivers protest against SC ban on diesel vehicles, block traffic
Edit Indian Express 02 May 2016
The situation turned worse at around 11.30 AM when the protesters blocked both carriageways on the Ring Road stretch at Maharani Bagh, close to Ashram Chowk. Massive traffic jam near Delhi’s Ashram chowk as taxi drivers protest demanding ban on diesel vehicles be revoked pic.twitter.com/kVcUc7ayFI ... Diesel taxi drivers hold protest near Ashram chowk in Delhi, demand ban on diesel vehicles be revoked pic.twitter.com/nypdltTH4r....
Protesting cabbies put a brake on Delhi traffic
Edit Khaleej Times 02 May 2016
The situation turned worse at around 11.30am when the protesters blocked both carriageways on the Ring Road stretch at Maharani Bagh, close to Ashram Chowk ... The second blockade directly hit traffic in areas including Sarai Kale Khan, Ashram, near PGDAV College in Nehru Nagar, Lajpat Nagar and Moolchand stretching up to AIIMS ... "I sold my house to buy the taxi and now I will have to sit at home and twiddle my thumbs ... ....
Traffic chaos in Delhi as protesting cabbies block major roads
Edit Deccan Herald 02 May 2016
The situation turned worse at around 11.30 AM when the protesters blocked both carriageways on the Ring Road stretch at Maharani Bagh, close to Ashram Chowk ... The second blockade directly hit traffic in areas including Sarai Kale Khan, Ashram, near PGDAV College in Nehru Nagar, Lajpat Nagar and Moolchand stretching up to AIIMS ... Around 2,000 diesel-run taxis had converted into CNG mode in the last two months. ....
Over 100 diesel-run taxi driver booked by police
Edit The Times of India 02 May 2016
"Over 100 drivers were booked till 7 PM today and challans were issued to them ... The situation turned worse at around 11.30 AM when the protesters blocked both carriageways on the Ring Road stretch at Maharani Bagh, close to Ashram Chowk. The second blockade directly hit traffic in areas including Sarai Kale Khan, Ashram, near PGDAV College in Nehru Nagar, Lajpat Nagar and Moolchand stretching upto AIIMS ... DEY RG ....
Over 100 diesel-run taxi drivers booked by Delhi police
Edit DNA India 02 May 2016
-->. Vehicles were impounded in a few cases ... The situation turned worse at around 11.30 AM when the protesters blocked both carriageways on the Ring Road stretch at Maharani Bagh, close to Ashram Chowk. The second blockade directly hit traffic in areas including Sarai Kale Khan, Ashram, near PGDAV College in Nehru Nagar, Lajpat Nagar and Moolchand stretching upto AIIMS ... ....
Taxi operators' protest causes massive gridlock
Edit Deccan Herald 02 May 2016
Cabbies claim harassment by officials. Traffic crawled on Monday with a section of taxi operators protesting against the Supreme Court decision to impose a ban on diesel-fuelled cabs, numbering about 60,000, and blocking city roads ... Office and school goers were the worst hit ... The traffic situation on Ring Road worsened at around 11.30 am when the protesters blocked the road at Maharani Bagh, close to Ashram Chowk ... ....
Protesting diesel cab drivers bring Delhi to standstill (Roundup)
Edit The Times of India 02 May 2016
New Delhi, May 2 (IANS) Drivers of diesel cabs on Monday brought traffic in the national capital to a standstill as they took to the roads to protest the Supreme Court decision to ban diesel and petrol-run taxis in the city ... "It was harrowing ... The Delhi Taxi Tourist Transporters Association took out a march from the DND flyway to Ashram Chowk and again blocked traffic for several hours ... Verma ... --IANS. aks/pm/vt ....
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