The MP explained that four trains were operating on the route, but all of them were scheduled at late-night hours. He said services were arriving at 12:55 AM, 1:35 AM and 2:20 AM, while another train reached at 8:20 PM. Daily commuters, including students and employees, were said to be struggling with these timings.

A request was made by the MP for a daily MEMU or passenger service during daytime hours. He said such a facility would benefit thousands of regular travellers who rely on this route for education and employment. He emphasised that improved timings would ensure safer and more convenient travel.

Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw responded that the concern was understood and that a review was being carried out. He mentioned technical maintenance issues in Nandyal and stated that maintenance facilities existed only in Guntakal. The minister assured that corrective steps were underway and that a solution would be provided soon.

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Thakur praised the school’s strong performance. The institution achieved 100% results in Class 10 and Class 12 exams last year. He also appreciated local villagers for contributing ₹16 lakh to purchase three bighas of land to support the school’s infrastructure growth.

The minister highlighted the government’s broader efforts to strengthen education across the state. Over the last three years, the government appointed nearly 7,000 regular teachers. Recruitment for over 9,000 additional posts is currently underway, including TGTs, JBTs, lecturers, C&V teachers and NTTs.

Thakur encouraged students and teachers to continue their good work. He also stressed the need for regular school inspections to ensure high standards and accountability.

He added that the government introduced English-medium education from Class 1 to help rural students compete globally. He noted that Himachal Pradesh performed exceptionally well in both ASER and NAS surveys due to these reforms.

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The colleges had demanded ₹1,500 crore in pending reimbursements. The Deputy CM assured that ₹600 crore had already been released, and another ₹600 crore would be cleared immediately. The remaining ₹300 crore will be settled within days. He also agreed to form a committee including officials and management representatives to review the reimbursement process.

After the meeting, FATHI Association President Nimmaturi Ramesh clarified that no negative comments were made about government officials. He stated that some media outlets had misquoted them and that a clarification letter was already sent to authorities. The association expressed regret for missed exams and promised to reschedule them soon.

FATHI General Secretary Ravi Kumar confirmed the cancellation of the lecturers’ condolence meeting planned for November 8. He reminded that the court had previously ruled lecturers’ protests during the election code period as inappropriate.

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Scindia recalled India’s space journey from Aryabhata to Chandrayaan-3, Aditya-L1, NISAR, and upcoming Gaganyaan missions. He said India has evolved from a follower to a global space leader. He urged coordinated SATCOM programs involving government, industry, startups, and academia.

The minister announced a Rs 900 crore National Satcom Monitoring Facility. It will protect spectrum assets and strengthen satellite gateways. He added that satellite communication will reach remote areas and benefit farmers, fishermen, doctors, and students.

Under Prime Minister Narendra Modi, India connected 99.9 percent of the population with 4.8 lakh 5G towers in just 20 months. Scindia stressed that Satcom is now a digital right. He said it will empower citizens and position India as a trusted global partner in space innovation.

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