Sentence examples for indian commuters from inspiring English sources

Bond 23 action sequence rewritten to remove Indian commuters from roof of train.

Train Bombers in India Focused on the Elite Indian commuters dashed through the Churchgate train station in Mumbai's financial district yesterday after service on the commuter line resumed.

As one representative said, "millions of Indian commuters and drivers love Uber and have embraced this change".

But at least you have found a ride and are going somewhere - catching an auto-rickshaw can often be a pain for Indian commuters.

In small sized Indian cities non-motorized transportation accounts for over two thirds of all trips, but with increase in purchasing power and affordability, Indian commuters are leaning towards motorized private modes leading to a rapid growth in motorized vehicle population and thus increasingly congested roadways and urban air pollution.

We ride a few miles around the south of the city, finishing in the Fort area where we are joined by cycling advocate Firoza Suresh, quite probably the only female Indian bike commuter in Mumbai.

— The battle here over a proposed toll road near a state park has entangled powerful interests from across California: Labor is pitted against surfers, American Indians against developers, commuters against campers and coastal people against inland dwellers.

The road controversy has generated national headlines by pitting an astounding number of interest groups against one another, as Jennifer Steinhauer of The New York Times explained in a news analysis in February: Labor is pitted against surfers, American Indians against developers, commuters against campers and coastal people against inland dwellers.

Commuters will earn credit for each journey taken (triple credit for off-peak journeys) to earn a chance of cash prizes in weekly lotteries.The scheme would be the first city-scale application of an idea toyed with in 2008 by Infosys, an Indian software company, to encourage commuters to its main research site in Bangalore to use the company's off-peak buses.

Saeed has long been a target of Delhi which holds the militant leader responsible for the 2008 November 2008 attacks on luxury hotels, a Jewish centre, tourists and commuters in the Indian commercial capital, in which 166 people were killed.

It survived even last July's serial bombing of Mumbai's commuter trains, which killed nearly 200 people, and which the Indian police explicitly blamed on Pakistan.