Mangaluru: Amber Group launches commercial/residential apartment project 'Capital Square' in Natekal
Mangaluru: City's renowned Amber Group, founded by the prominent chartered accountant and real estate entrepreneur Zameer Amber and led by his son Zubair Amber, officially launched the ambitious "Capital Square" commercial/residential project in Natekal near Deralkatte on Saturday.
The inauguration ceremony was graced by the presence of distinguished personalities, including the release of the project brochure by State Legislative Assembly Speaker U.T. Khader.
Acknowledging the significance of the Capital Square residential complex in the growing city of Deralkatte, Speaker Khader expressed his pride in witnessing the Amber Group's latest venture take shape.
Among the notable attendees were Dr Arathi Krishna Deputy Chairman, NRI Forum, Government of Karnataka; Managing Director of Kanachur Medical College, Haji UK Kanachur Monu; Former Minister Krishna J. Palemar; Chairman of SMR Group, S.M. Rasheed Haji; Managing Director of Four Wings, Pushparaj Shetty; President of Konaje Grama Panchayat, Geeta Damodar; Managing Director of Highland Hospital, Dr. Yasir; S.M.Saud of Mohtisham Complexes Pvt. Ltd., Muda Commissioner Mansoor Ali Khan; Amber Group founder CA Zameer Amber and Zubair Amber, Chairman and Managing Director of Amber Group.
The Capital Square project, strategically located on the main road opposite Kanachur Medical College in Deralkatte, promises an appealing design, top-notch construction quality, and modern amenities. The commercial complex spans the ground floor, featuring two floors, while the upper four floors are dedicated to apartments.
Zubair Amber assured that residents will enjoy spacious living, uninterrupted power supply, attractive granite flooring, state-of-the-art lifts, CCTV security systems, and even electric vehicle charging points.
Sahil Zaheer hosted the program.
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Hazrat Nizamuddin-bound Vande Bharat Express gets delayed by 11 hours; passengers protest
Bhopal, Nov 25: High drama was witnessed at Rani Kamalapati railway station in Bhopal after the Vande Bharat Express for Hazrat Nizamuddin in Delhi was delayed on Monday by nearly 11 hours due to a technical snag, officials and eyewitnesses said.
Before the premium train, which otherwise departs from Rani Kamalapati station at 5.40 am, left for its destination in the evening, angry passengers staged a protest on railway tracks alleging they had not been intimated about the delay.
As a result of the delay, the Vande Bharat Express (20172) from Hazrat Nizamuddin to Rani Kamalapati station was cancelled on Monday evening. Similarly, the Vande Bharat Express (20171) from Kamalapati to Nizamuddin stands cancelled on Tuesday, Jabalpur-based West Central Railway (WCR) Chief Public Relation Officer Harshit Shrivastava told PTI when contacted over phone.
The semi-high speed train left for its destination in the evening instead of its scheduled time in the morning, WCR's Acting Public Relation Officer (Bhopal Division) Naval Agrawal confirmed to PTI.
Agrawal, however, maintained he does not know the exact departure time, but eyewitnesses said the train left for Hazrat Nizamuddin at around 4.30 pm, nearly 11 hours late.
The train was delayed due to technical reasons, he said, adding passengers were kept in the loop via different mediums, including train-related apps, about the delay.
Many passengers boarded the Vande Bharat Express (20171) headed to Nizamuddin, he said.
The Railways did not cancel the train on Monday keeping the interest of passengers in mind, the acting PRO emphasised.
Agrawal said the rail yard at Rani Kamalapati station (formerly Habibganj) was well equipped and has the expertise to repair and do maintenance work of the new-age Vande Bharat trains.
According to eyewitnesses, passengers who turned up at Rani Kamalapati station protested after the train did not depart for Hazrat Nizamuddin at its scheduled time of 5.40 am.
Some of the passengers, after a long wait, tried to entered the Shatabdi Express (which goes to New Delhi) at around 3.10 pm, but were pushed back by Railway Protection Force personnel, they said.
A group of angry passengers with backpacks then squatted on the tracks in protest, the eyewitnesses added.
The Vanda Bharat Express (20172), upon returning from Hazrat Nizamuddin to Rani Kamlaapati station at around 10.20 pm on Sunday, suffered a technical malfunction as a spring of C11 coach went kaput, sources said.
The train was taken to the yard for repair, but the snag could not be fixed in time, thus delaying its early morning departure, they explained.
वंदे भारत जैसी ट्रेनों का कोई भी मोबाइल एप्लिकेशन सही समय ही नहीं बतापा राहा है तो कैसी चलेगी रेलवे?? 8 hrs already delayed
— Ankit Swarnkar (@swarnkar_ankit) November 25, 2024
Train number 20171 Rani kamlapati to Hazrat Nizamuddin station @IRCTCofficial @AshwiniVaishnaw @ntes @irctcnorthzone pic.twitter.com/P9J7lyexW5
