When a train journey becomes an election battleground

In poll season, democracy chugs along

Prasun Chaudhuri Published 28.04.19, 06:20 AM

Conversation starter: A local train in Calcutta A Telegraph file picture

Chidambaram flags, IndiGo, Air India deny airfare surge post-Pahalgam terror attack

Congress leader quotes IAS officer’s article to ask if Delhi-Srinagar tickets were sold at Rs 65,000, says airlines should refund those who bought. Both airlines reply to his post

When a train journey becomes an election battleground

In poll season, democracy chugs along

RELATED TOPICS

Chidambaram flags, IndiGo, Air India deny airfare surge post-Pahalgam terror attack

Blast at Iran’s Shahid Rajaee port kills five, injures over 700; cause under investigation

Houses of three suspected terrorists demolished in south Kashmir after Pahalgam attack

PM Modi’s attitude towards all-party meeting was not proper when 26 people lost their lives

Sacked school teachers demand reinstatement, stage protest outside Bratya's house

No live coverage of defence operations, Centre tells TV channels, other media

‘Water or blood,’ cries Bilawal Bhutto; online, Pakistanis quip: ‘Take Lahore, you’ll return it’

Mumbai police question Tahawwur Rana for 8 hours; say he gave evasive answers

Blackpink singer Lisa to collaborate with Maroon 5 for new single ‘Priceless’

Pakistan is open to participating in any neutral, transparent and credible investigation

CM Mamata Banerjee offers ex gratia payment for sacked Group C and Group D school staff

After five-year hiatus, India and China to resume Kailash Mansarovar Yatra from June