Mukul Roy announces rollback in rail fare hike
The Indian government rolled back many parts of a hike in rail fares on Thursday, underscoring the Congress-led coalition's difficulties in passing tough measures.
Mukul’s 1st day: 15 killed in UP
Trinamul Congress leader Mukul Roy took charge on Tuesday as railway minister, replacing party colleague Dinesh Trivedi, on a day when 15 people were killed and three others seriously injured as the M
Mukul Roy sworn in as cabinet minister
Trinamool Congress leader Mukul Roy was on Tuesday sworn in as a cabinet minister.
Roy, a Trinamool Congress leader and currently Minister of State for Shipping, elevated to the cabinet rank to be ma
Safety, punctuality will be my priority: Mukul Roy
Mukul Roy, who will take charge as the new Railway Minister, on Tuesday said safety and punctuality will be his priority.
"Safety, security and punctuality will be my priority as the Railway Ministe
Trivedi's replacement Mukul Roy to be sworn on Tuesday
President Pratibha Patil will on Tuesday administer the oath of office as cabinet minister to Trinamool Congress MP Mukul Roy, who will take charge of Railway Ministry.
"The President will administe
Dinesh Trivedi decides to quit as Railway Minister
Dinesh Trivedi on Sunday night decided to resign as Railway Minister bringing the curtain down on the five-day drama after he incurred the wrath of Trinamool Congress for hiking passenger fares in the
Cabinet rank eludes defiant Mukul Roy
Trinamool Congress MP Mukul Roy, party chief Mamata Banerjee's Man Friday who had defied Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, was not only denied a cabinet rank on Tuesday but also shunted out as minister o
PM orders ‘reluctant’ jr rail minister to visit Assam train blast site
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Monday directed minister of state for railways Mukul Roy to visit the site of a train derailment in Rangia in Assam following a blast in which at least 50 passengers were injured.
PM orders ‘reluctant’ jr rail minister to visit Assam train blast site
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Monday directed minister of state for railways Mukul Roy to visit the site of a train derailment in Rangia in Assam following a blast in which at least 50 passengers were injured.