The Silcon Project is paying tribute to the city's past by naming a 380,000-square-foot, 15-story tower rising opposite the train station Carriage City Plaza.
My mother told me of trains entering Ajmer station, of carriage doors opening and blood flowing out on to the platform, the results of massacres en route as sectarian strife between Hindu and Muslim escalated.
If there's a dispute between a cable or satellite company and a TV station over carriage fees, HBO just isn't involved.
The use of steam propulsion led to smoke-filled stations and carriages that were unpopular with passengers and electrification was seen as the way forward.
About 150 metres before reaching the station, the last carriage of the train derailed and mounted the platform.
Without entering the off-limits corridor marked "Employees Only," visitors can stand at the portal and observe, back near the elevator, a swath of the remnant of the station's northern carriage drive.
As a result, a tool for the development of station infrastructure, train carriage design with implications on timetabling and network planning is offered.
The outcomes of this work have resulted in sophisticated imagery, underpinned by technical accuracy that provides a tool for the development of station infrastructure, train carriage design with implications on timetabling and network planning.
Disney also won a cash payment for granting Time Warner Cable the right to retransmit signals from four ABC stations and secured carriage of a new 24-hour channel called Disney Junior, a rebranding of its SOAPnet channel, when it starts up in 2012.
By Berton Roueché The New Yorker, July 26 , 1947P. 16 Incidental Intelligence: There's a sign on the railroad station at East Hamptons "Carriages Must Not Stand On this Platform Except While Actually Loading or Unloading Passengers".
