The Best Route by Train in India

Its en route to Rameswaram also known as Pamban

1.Sea on the side of rail network(both sides).

2.The railway bridge is 6,776 ft (2,065 m) long and was opened for traffic in 1914. The scenery which you will see through the journey of 10 minutes will be full of excitement and you will cherish it for the rest of your life.

3.The road route from the Peninsular India to the Rameshwaram (Island) will add to the scenary. Many people would come to the side of the road and see the train passing by.

4.You can also see the view from above later on. But for that you have to travel 10 km from Rameshwaram to the side of the Island. It looks like this.

5. It is the the only rail route over sea in india.

6.Whenever the ships passes by. The bridge is opened like this.(only at one point in the middle of the route .

This shows  that Pamban Bridge is one of the best train routes in India and one of the oldest too .

Which is the most well planned city in the world?

Courtesy: Abhiram Iyer @ Quora
Chandigarh

I accidentally stumbled upon the rectangular plots of land in the map of India while exploring it. Zooming in, I found an entire city meticulously planned and arranged in rectangular blocks. The city, Chandigarh. 

• Design by Sectors.

The primary module of city’s design is a Sector, a neighborhood unit of size 800 meters x 1200 meters. It is a self-sufficient unit having shops, school, health centers and places of recreations and worship.

                         Map view of the city from Google maps

• Shopping streets and green sectors.

Each sector has a shopping street, and the shopping street of one sector connects  to that of the adjoining sector. Also every sector has a park and stretches to the green of the next sector.

• Landscaping

The plantation along the roads add to the beauty of the city, also providing the needed shelters over many of the city's roads. The city apparently has close to 100 different species of trees planted across all sectors! And enough open spaces for playgrounds like the one below.

• Roads and Transit

The roads are immaculately planned to ensure minimum traffic snags. The hierarchy of roads is made up of 7 V's. V1 for Arterial roads. V2 for major avenues. V3 for vehicular traffic. V4 for Shopping streets. The roads also include pedestrians paths and cycle tracks! 

Chandigarh is flawlessly beautiful in it's planning all credits to the Swiss and American architects.

Some Interesting Facts about the Indian Army....

1. India controls the highest battlefield in the world, the Siachen glacier, at 5000 metres above Mean Sea Level (MSL).

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2. India has the biggest "voluntary" army in the world.
All serving and reserve personnel have actually “opted” for service. There is a provision for conscription (forced recruitment) in the constitution, but it has never been used.

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3. Indian soldiers are considered among the very best in high altitude and mountain warfare.
The Indian army’s High Altitude Warfare School (HAWS) is one of the most elite military training centers in the world and is frequented by Special Ops teams from the U.S, U.K & Russia. U.S Special Forces trained at HAWS before their deployment during the invasion of Afghanistan.

 
4. India covertly tested its nuclear arsenal in the early 1970s and late 1990s without the CIA even knowing what was happening.
Till date, it is considered to be one of the CIA’s biggest failures in espionage and detection.

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5. Unlike other government organisations and institutions in India, there are no provisions for reservations based on caste or religion.
Soldiers are recruited based on their overall merit and fitness based on stringent tests and trials. And once a citizen of India joins the forces, he/she becomes a soldier. Nothing else. Nothing more.

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6. In the Battle of Longewala, on which the famous Bollywood movie “Border” is based, there were only two casualties on the Indian side.
The Battle of Longewala was fought in December 1971 between India and Pakistan, in which just 120 Indian Soldiers with 1 jeep mounted M40 recoilless rifle held the fort against 2000 Pakistani soldiers backed by 45 tanks and 1 mobile infantry brigade. Despite being heavily out-numbered, the Indian soldiers held their ground throughout the night and with the help of the Air Force, were able to completely rout the aggressors.

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7. Operation Rahat (2013) was one of the biggest civilian rescue operations ever carried out in the world.
It was carried out by the Indian Air Force to evacuate civilians affected by the floods in Uttarakhand in 2013. It was the biggest civilian rescue operations in the world carried out by any Air Force using helicopters. During the first phase of the operation from 17 June 2013, the IAF airlifted a total of about 20,000 people; flying a total of 2,140 sorties and dropping a total of 3,82,400 kg of relief material and equipment.

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8. The Ezhimala Naval Academy in Kerala is the largest of its kind in Asia.

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9. The Indian army has a horsed cavalry regiment. It is among one of the last 3 such regiments in the world.

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10. The Indian Air Force has an out-station base in Tajikistan and is seeking another in Afghanistan.

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11. The Indian Army built the highest bridge in the world.
The Bailey Bridge is the highest bridge in the world. It is located in the Ladakh valley between Dras and Suru rivers in the Himalayan mountains. It was built by the Indian Army in August 1982.

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12. The Military Engineering Services (MES) is one of the biggest construction agencies in India.
The MES and Border Roads Organisation (BRO) are together responsible for the construction and maintenance of some of the most awesome roads and bridges ever to have been built. To name a few, the Khardungla Pass (the highest motorable road in the world), the Magnetic Hill in Leh, etc.

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13. The Indo Pakistan War of 1971 came to end with the surrender of about 93,000 combatants and officials of the Pakistani Army.
This is the largest number of POWs taken into custody since World War II. The war resulted in the creation of the independent state of Bangladesh.

The Development Works Of Shri Narendra Modi

Answer on Quora by :- Zubair Khan
Majority of youth is having the same dillemma but let me give you some points to judge and then you judge yourself between AK and NAMO

1. EXPERIENCE VS Dharnas

2. BE REALISTIC. AAP is not a national party. It wants to be but it isnt like TMC, BSP etc. All of them also say they will win in Kerela, MP ASSAM but do they win? No In every election BSP puts up candidates in delhi MP Maharastra etc but loses. ONLY Conngress and BJP are truly national party. Left also was national at a time when it controlled Bengal, Tripura Kerela but now it is not. 

On the other hand AAP is centered to delhi and some parts of haryana (neighbouring delhi) according to all the opinion polls and political history. SO voting for AAP will be waste of vote as they wont win in national level as of now.

3. Namo's effective governance record is solid without loopholes. What does AAP have to back their claim? They got a chance but backed out in 49 days whereas NAMO have showed his metal in Gujrath for the last 12 years. 

If you are against BJP and want a non BJP govt then vote for Rahul Gandhi instead but dont vote for AAP and get fooled. 

I am a NAMO fan and giving some pictures to help your judgement.

This is Vadodara  bus station. more pics to follow about it.

This is the inside view. It was recently inaugurted by NaMo. 

Go to google images and type " WORLD"S MOST BEAUTIFUL BUS STATION" and with many other world class bus station you u get this pic also. Thats how modi has made India proud in Every field. 

Even in metros like delhi bombay we dont get clean drinking water and in tier two cities like jaipur, guwahati etc muncipalty water is not served but people buy water from private tankers (think of the condition of villages) BUT in Gujrath this village is getting FREE AQUA PURIFIED RO DRINKING WATER. The families have Biometric id cards to get the water. This is only a village in gujrath :)

Ahmedabad is the perfect example of Urban development without traffic woes and have succesfully placed itself as a metro city winning awards which even Kolkata and mumbai have missed. This was not the case 10 years ago.

This is Public Grievance System Called SWAGAT. CM meets people and solves issues then and there. With the CM is sitting all top govt officials for quick action. 

public grievannce redressal via Video confrencing to villages also. This service has recieved UN best public service award in the WORLD. has the media told you about this ever?

This project is ONE OF ITS KIND IN THE WORLD. It was Namo's dream project.

This is Sabarmati river view which was developed by Namo into a world  class place which has was a boost for tourism.

Indian Congress may not approve of it but US congress has appreciated it.

Setting of Asia's Largest solar park which will reduce Pollution in India.

Modi was heavily criticised in his first term for high malnutrition in Gujrath. Look how he reduced it below India's avarage. Thats called Achievement. Thats via his policies. He made streets in villages only when villagers promised to send girls to school and it worked ;-)

NATIONAL CRIME RECORDS BUREAU has said it. Do i need to say more?

Modi is repeatedly called communal and that phrase here is a satire. See how with education and employment Modi made muslims rich in gujrat and now only 11 % muslims poor whereas 17 percent hindus still poor. Clearly he gave miniorities first priority as any good leader would do.

In every field He has made Gujrath world class and given his best. probably only politician in the country who works for results and not for votes or votebanks.

Whatever AAP and Congress are promising to do, MODI has already done that in Gujrath.

Every village in gujrath has Broadband connectivity in 2009 and conress included this in their 2009 manifesto. They will take 600 years to complete this simple promise. 

This is from UNICEF website :)

There are many more success stories of NAMO which will take a book to convey so now you judge him at national level what he is capable of !

AAP is making all kinds of sounds we will do this and that but modi has done everything possible in his Drought affected, violence pronne state in the past  ten years. His river linking project has eradicated drought and farmers dont suicide now but in Maharastra every day 4 farmers suicide...
His police administration has proved hoe effective they are as because after 2002 there is not a single issue of communal violence but in UP, ASSAM, MAHARASTRA communal violence is a monthly affair. 


Make the right choice :)

Who is one of the most annoying Politician in India?

I may not get a consensus here. But for me, it has to be this person. This politician annoys me THE MOST for many reasons.

• Repeated U turns on almost every promise he made.
• His holier than thou attitude.
• His insistence that his political opponents come clean on his allegations every time he throws, while ducking the same when others throw them at him, is plain hypocrisy.
• Making lame duck promises accompanied with ill-founded and vague allegations/statements every once in a while with a sole intention of scoring short term votes. Sample these:
  
  
  
  
• His political aviation is powered by a single point agenda: Corruption. Otherwise the party is ideologically sterile. Why doesn't he come clean on issues other than corruption? What are his views on foreign policy, cross border terrorism, economic policy, naxalism, Kashmir issue, Bangladeshi infiltration, Chinese acquisition of Indian land, etc.?
• Purposefully tweeting pics of PHCs which have been shut down since years in remote peripheries and flashing them as the generalised state of hospitals in my state. Pathetic. Below the belt. 
  
  
• His deathly silence on the anti-national statements that his peers issue every now and then.
• A simple analysis of tweets of HH since 1st December, 2013. Why shouldn't I call his party B-team of Congress? 
  
  
  Source: https://www.facebook.com/Indiaco...
• The use-and-throw mentality. He used Anna. He used Kiran Bedi. He used IAC platform. He used the honest activists from all over India to start his political career and ultimately used Delhi's janta as a stepping stone to LS elections. Incredible!
• The Batman vigilante that some of his awesome supporters consider him and his associates to be, only adds to the unbearable irritation. I repeat*awesome* because:
  
  
• This is how he slyly shifted his goalposts over all these years:
  
  Anti corruption ---> Anti Congress ---> Anti (all political parties including INC and BJP) ---> Anti Congress-BJP ---> Anti BJP ---> And now he bared his fangs. 
  
  
  
  Somehow this gives me an impression that as if Modi was ruling the country and is responsible for the mess created in the last 10 years.
• When faced with tough questions, clueless supporters have only one thing to utter, "Atleast he is doing something. What have you done?"
  
  
• And THIS.

• But in the end, everything is forgiven. Why? Because:

1. At least AK Sir is doing something!
2. "सर, मैं तो बहुत छोटा आदमी हूँ जी"
3. "मेरी तो क्या औकात है!?"

P.S. I am aware of the fact that it is a parody account. That's the whole point. In case of any doubt, look here: http://www.quora.com/Who-is-the-...

EDIT: Here, there is a detailed and accurate analysis of AK's government in Delhi. Please have a look and upvote: Sandhya Ramesh's answer to Arvind Kejriwal's Resignation (14 Feb 2014): What are possible reasons for Arvind Kejriwal resignation as Chief Minister?

Courtesy:- Ahishek Gohel @ Quora