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Changanasseri railway station

Changanasseri railway station (station code: CGY) is an NSG–4 category Indian railway station in Thiruvananthapuram railway division of the Southern Railway zone. It is the second largest railway station in Kottayam district, Kerala, and is located in the Ernakulam–Kottayam–Kollam line. History The first train running from Changanassery railway station was established in 1958. Though Railway traffic was set up at Ernakulam and Trivandrum in the form of Kerala, these connections were not directly connected. In 1956, the metre-gauge was constructed from Ernakulam to Kottayam. Then in 1958 it was extended from Kottayam to Changanassery and linked with Kollam and Thiruvananthapuram Central. The metre-gauge line from Changanassery was changed to broad gauge and the railway transportation was started in 1976 by Chief minister of Kerala C. Achutha Menon. Location Changanasseri Railway station is located 1 km away from Changanassery town. Distances from various public transport stations are given below: Changanassery KSRTC Bus stand: 1 km Changanassery Old Private Bus stand: 1 km Changanassery Perunna Private Bus stand: 1.5 km Changanassery SWTD Boat Station: 2.5 km Major nearby railway stations The nearest railway station is Tiruvalla railway station. Tiruvalla: 8 km Chengannur: 17 km Kottayam: 18 km Mavelikkara: 30 km Kayamkulam Junction: 37 km Kollam Junction: 58 km Ernakulam Town: 78 km Significance Changanasseri railway station serves the people of Kottayam, Alappuzha and Idukki districts as it is at the tri-point of Kottayam, Alappuzha, and Pathanamthitta districts, and also has good connectivity to the high-ranges in Idukki. Changanasseri railway station is the nearest rail station to reach famous pilgrimage places like Vazhappally Maha Siva Temple, Erumely, Basilica of St. Mary, Champakulam, St Mary's Metropolitan Cathedral, Changanassery, Syro-Malabar Catholic Archeparchy of Changanassery, and to Kuttanad, Vembanad Lake, Vagamon, Kumily, and Thekkady. Changanacherry station bagged 299th position among the stations cleanliness ranking by SWACHH RAIL, SWACHH BHARAT Cleanliness assessment of Non-Suburban and Suburban Stations by Ministry of Railways, India. Changanasseri is also an FSSAI's 'Eat Right' certified railway station, awarded for safe food practices in the nation. Major trains halting Source: Nagercoil–Mangaluru Amrit Bharat Express Charlapalli – Thiruvananthapuram North Amrit Bharat Express TVN-Mumbai LTT Garib Rath Express TVN-Yesvantpur Garib Rath Express Kannur–Thiruvananthapuram Jan Shatabdi Express Palaruvi Express Venad Express Parasuram Express Sabari Express TVC-Hazrat Nizamuddin SF Express Kanniyakumari-Pune Express Island Express Kerala Express TVC-MGR Chennai Central SF Express Madurai-Guruvayur Express Malabar Express Amritha Express TVN-Nilambur Road Rajya Rani Express TVC-Mangaluru Central Express Vanchinadu Express See also Ernakulam–Kottayam–Kollam line Kottayam Tiruvalla Kayamkulam Junction References External links Indian Rail Info – Changanssery Railway Station
Mararikulam railway station

Mararikulam railway station (code: MAKM) is a railway station in Alappuzha district, Kerala that falls under the Thiruvananthapuram railway division of the Southern Railway zone, Indian Railways. The station is a minor station on the Ernakulam–Kayamkulam coastal railway line. It is an NSG 5 category station. The station is operated by the Southern Railway zone of the Indian Railways and comes under the Thiruvananthapuram railway division. History Mararikulam railway station falls under the Ernakulam South–Alappuzha coastal railway line which opened on 16 October 1989. The railway line was later extended to Kayamkulam in 1992. The station is also a major point of single-line crossing with trains often taking unscheduled stops at the station. But a few trains have scheduled stops here. Layout Mararikulam railway station has 3 rail lines with only 1 having platforms access to handle long-distance and Passenger trains. The station is also a major point of single-line crossing with trains often taking unscheduled stops at the station. One of the siding also act as a refuge siding. The platform has a capacity to accommodate trains with 24 coaches. See also List of railway stations in Kerala References
Palakkad Town railway station

Palakkad Town railway station (station code: PGTN) is an NSG–5 category Indian railway station in Palakkad railway division of Southern Railway zone. It is a railway station that serves city of Palakkad, Kerala and falls under the Palakkad railway division of the Southern Railway zone, Indian Railways. City is served by two railway stations, Palakkad Junction railway station and Palakkad Town railway station. Routes (Single electrified BG) Palakkad Junction–Palakkad Town (Single Electric Line BG) Palakkad Town–Pollachi Jn Railway hub development Pitline work to service Vande Bharat and Amrit Bharat trainsets started in early 2024 and the pit line is expected to start functioning by August 2026. This could make it not only a major railway hub in the city but also in the state. A 1.8 km line extension has also been approved, directly connecting the station to Parli and bypassing Palakkad Junction station. References
Metrostation Thirumangalam

Die Metrostation Thirumangalam (Tamil: திருமங்கலம்) ist ein unterirdischer U-Bahnhof der Metro Chennai. Er wird von der Grünen Linie bedient. Die Metrostation Thirumangalam befindet sich im gleichnamigen Stadtteil Thirumangalam im Nordwesten Chennais an der Straße 2nd Avenue. Sie besitzt einen Mittelbahnsteig mit Bahnsteigtüren. Die Metrostation Thirumangalam wurde am 14. Mai 2017 eröffnet. Einzelnachweise
Thirumangalam metro station

Thirumangalam is an underground metro station on the South-East Corridor of the Green Line of Chennai Metro in Chennai, India. This station will serve the neighbourhoods where the old village of Thirumangalam once stood and now the area where the Thirumangalam Flyover, a prominent landmark and referred to by residents when giving directions. Construction history The station is being constructed by the Consolidated Constructed Consortium (CCCL). The station was opened for public on May 14, 2017. The station The station is being constructed as an underground station near Koyambedu. The station has a capacity to handle about 23,000 passengers an hour. The station has four entry and exit points. Traffic As of December 2019, about 10,000 passengers board trains at the station, making it the busiest metro station in Chennai. Underground Station layout Elevated Station layout Facilities List of available ATM at Thirumangalam metro station are Connections Metropolitan Transport Corporation (Chennai) bus routes number 7E, 7F, 7H, 7K, 7M, 7MET, 15C, 34, 40A, 40H, 40L, 40N, 41D, 47C, 47CX, 47D, 47J, 147A, 147B, 147C, 147V, A47 serve the station. Also Share Autos serve the station. On 30 June 2023, a Minibus Service S70k was launched which will connect Thirumangalam Metro Station to Korattur Water Canal Road via Anna Nagar West Depot, Padi Saravana Stores, Korattur Bus Stand, Bus Railway Station. also, 10 Electric Autorickshaws are available for a fixed price of Rs.25 per km. Entry/Exit There are four entry exits. All are on second Avenue. The exits in the left side while traveling towards airport or Koyambedu is best suited for reaching Tirumangalam, Mogappair, Padi, Koyambedu. Additionally, Lalitha and GRT jewellers are in the same side. See also References External links Official website UrbanRail.Net – descriptions of all metro systems in the world, each with a schematic map showing all stations. "Thirumangalam metro station" (Map). Google Maps.
Netaji Stadium

Netaji Stadium is a multi-purpose stadium in Sri Vijaya Puram, Andaman and Nicobar Islands. The stadium hosts the major local football and cricket matches, and other public events. There were proposals for an international level cricket stadium to be constructed in these islands where a few Ranji Trophy matches could be organized to begin with simultaneously the Andaman & Nicobar Cricket Association need be formed and affiliated and registered with BCCI in tune with other state associations. References External links Wikimapia
Osmania University

Die Osmania University ist eine staatliche Universität in Hyderabad, Telangana in Indien. Die Universität wurde 1918 von Mir Osman Ali Khan, dem 7. Nizam von Hyderabad, gegründet und nach ihm benannt. Sie ist die drittälteste Universität in Südindien und die erste, die im ehemaligen Fürstenstaat Hyderabad gegründet wurde. Die Osmania University verfügt heute über verschiedene Standorte und mehrere mit ihr verbundene Colleges. 2021 hatte die Universität 12.584 Studenten, von denen drei Prozent internationale Studenten und 61 Prozent Frauen waren. Geschichte Die Osmania-Universität wurde 1918 durch einen Erlass von Mir Osman Ali Khan, dem letzten Nizam von Hyderabad, ins Leben gerufen. Der Bedarf an einer Universität im Fürstenstaat Hyderabad bestand schon lange, und 1917 betonte Akbar Hydari in einem Memorandum an den Bildungsminister die Notwendigkeit, eine Universität mit Urdu als Unterrichtsmedium einzurichten. Nach der Unabhängigkeit und der Eingliederung des Staates Hyderabad in Indien im Jahr 1948 fiel die Universität in den Zuständigkeitsbereich der Landesregierung. Englisch ersetzte Urdu als Unterrichtssprache, auch die Krone des Nizam wurde aus dem Universitätssiegel entfernt. Bekannte Absolventen P. V. Narasimha Rao (1921–2004), Politiker und Premierminister von Indien Rafi Ahmed (* 1948), Immunologe K. Chandrashekar Rao (* 1954), Politiker und Chief Minister von Telangana N. Kiran Kumar Reddy (* 1960), Politiker und Chief Minister von Andhra Pradesh Shantanu Narayen (* 1963), CEO von Adobe Inc. Y. S. Jaganmohan Reddy (* 1972), Politiker und Chief Minister von Andhra Pradesh Diana Hayden (* 1973), Model, Schauspielerin und Miss World 1997 Weblinks Offizielle Website Einzelnachweise
Université Osmania

L'université Osmania est une université publique située à Hyderabad en Inde. Créée en 1918, c'est la troisième université la plus ancienne du sud de l'Inde, et la plus ancienne dans l'État de Hyderabad. Elle accueille environ 300 000 étudiants, dont 3 800 étudiants étrangers provenant de 80 pays différents. Elle est renommée pour ses facultés de technologie, droit, art, sciences, management. C'est la première université indienne à utiliser l'Ourdu comme langue d'apprentissage. Elle organise régulièrement l'un des plus importants congrès scientifiques du monde quant au nombre d'invités (environ 10 000 personnes prévues pour 2018, si le congrès n'est pas reporté à une date ultérieure et/ou déplacé ailleurs en raison d'une crainte de la part du gouvernement ou des organisateurs de manifestations étudiantes. Notes et références Liens externes (en) Site officiel Portail des universités Portail de l’Inde
Osmania University

Osmania University is een census town en universiteit in het district Haiderabad van de Indiase staat Telangana. Het ligt in de agglomeratie van de metropool Haiderabad. Demografie Volgens de Indiase volkstelling van 2001 wonen er 11.207 mensen in Osmania University, waarvan 60% mannelijk en 40% vrouwelijk is. De plaats heeft een alfabetiseringsgraad van 76%. Galerij
Османский университет

Османский университет (англ. Osmania University, телугу ఉస్మానియా విశ్వవిద్యాలయము, урду جامعہ عثمانیہ ‎) — государственный университет в г. Хайдарабад, Андхра-Прадеш, Индия. Крупнейший университет на Индийском субконтиненте и один из старейших вузов Индии. Основан в 1918 году. Своё название получил в честь низама Хайдарабадского княжества Мир Османа Али Хана. Османский университет был первым индийским вузом, в котором ввели преподавание на языке урду. Известные выпускники Кулкарни, Венкатеш — писатель. Нишат, Джамила — поэтесса. Рубина, Айеша — социальный работник. Синха, Шантха — правозащиница. Примечания Ссылки Сайт университета Ассоциация выпускников Османского университета в Северной Америке Архивная копия от 23 июня 2009 на Wayback Machine
Османський університет

17°24′27″ пн. ш. 78°31′35″ сх. д. Османський університет (тел. ఉస్మానియా విశ్వవిద్యాలయము, урду جامعہ عثمانیہ) — державний університет у місті Хайдерабад, Андхра-Прадеш, Індія. Є найбільшим університетом на Індійському субконтиненті та одним з найстаріших вишів Індії. Історія Університет був заснований 1918 року. Назву отримав на честь нізама Хайдарабадського князівства Мір Османа Алі-хана. Османський університет був першим індійським вишем, в якому викладали мовою урду. Відомі випускники Венкатеш Кулкарні — індійський письменник Джаміла Нішат — поетеса Шантха Сінха — правозахисниця Примітки Джерела Офіційна сторінка Асоціація випускників Османського університету у Північній Америці
Thotapalli Barrage

Thotapalli Barrage is located in Garugubilli Mandal, Parvathipuram Manyam district of Andhra Pradesh State. It was named after the freedom fighter and political leader Gouthu Latchanna. The bridge was built in between 2003 and 2015. It was inaugurated by Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu on 10 September 2015. The Project provides irrigation to 1,20,000 acres in Parvathipuram Manyam , Srikakulam and Vizianagaram districts. In 1908, the old Thotapalli regulator was constructed across the Nagavali River with a 64,000 acres irrigation potential. The regulator was replaced by the current barrage which has a 2.51 Tmcft storage capacity and an additional 56,000 acres irrigation potential. See also List of dams and reservoirs in India Andhra Pradesh References
Indian Institute of Infrastructure and Construction

The Indian Institute of Infrastructure and Construction Kollam or IIIC-Kollam is a public institute situated at Chavara in Kollam, Kerala. The initiative has been undertaken by the Government of Kerala with the support of the Government of India. The academy is coming under the Kerala Academy for Skills Excellence (KASE) to support the skill development programmes for construction related occupations History The construction academy was first proposed by the LDF ministry during 2008. They started the background works for the academy and named the project as Kerala Construction Academy, proposed at Chathannoor in Kollam district. When UDF came into power, they have shifted the project from Chathannoor to chavara and renamed as Indian Institute of Infrastructure and Construction. Campus The institute is on a 9.02 acres (36,500 m2) campus along the NH-66, near chavara in Kollam Metropolitan Area. KASE has developed a Master Plan and detailed design for the campus with 235,100 square feet (21,800 m2) of facilities including an administrative block, training block, canteen, and substation. Foundation stone was laid by the then Chief Minister of Kerala Mr. Oommen Chandy on 15 March 2013. The campus was inaugurated for academic activities by the Hon. Chief Minister Shri. Pinarayi Vijayan in August 2018. Courses During the initial phase, there will be three technician and managerial level courses along with a course in supervisory level. There will be an advanced certificate programme also in plumbing engineering. Candidates with SSLC, Plus Two, ITI, diploma, degree and B.Tech. qualification can join for the courses. Significance Kerala state depends on migrant workers for the various jobs needed. The dependence on Migrant labourers in Kerala is found mainly in the field of construction. The city of Kollam and other places like Punalur, Paravur in Kollam district, Perumbavoor, Thrissur etc. are slowly becoming overwhelmed with a number of migrants from North India. The migrant labours in places like Kollam have started scoring top marks in literacy equivalent examination. So an institute for developing the unskilled domestic labours as well as migrant labourers has become an essential need in Kerala. The main aim behind this institute is to train masons to upgrade their skills and get a certification from the Britain-based organisation City and Guilds. In May 2018, The Kerala Academy for Skills Excellence(KASE) decide to partner with The Uralungal Labour Contract Society Ltd(ULCCS) to collaborate in courses offered at IIIC-Kollam under KASE. An MoU in this regard is signed on 30 May in the presence of Labour and Excise Minister for Kerala, T. P. Ramakrishnan. Project details of IIIC-Kollam Total area - 9.02 acre Total built up space - 235102 square feet Blocks - Administrative Block, Training block, Canteen, Substation etc. Total estimated project cost - Rs. 100 Crores Main Building - 1.5 lakh square feet, 38 classrooms, 10 office rooms, canteen etc. Hostel Building - 35,000 square feet, 54 rooms, Canteen etc. Facilities References
Technical High School Payyoli

Technical High Schools (T.H.S) is trade school at Payyoli, Kozhikode, Kerala. History Technical High Schools (T.H.S) of Kerala, originally known as Junior Technical Schools (J.T.S) were started 1960-61. It is one of the 39 Technical High Schools in Kerala. About T.H.S Payyoli Govt.of Kerala under the control of Technical Education started Technical High Schools to impart trade level technical education in the High school level. The children above 12 years who are talented in the field of Engineering are admitted to 8th std in T.H.S, based on an entrance examination. A student who passes T.H.S are awarded technical high school leaving certificate(T.H.S.L.C) including a trade certificate. Apart from studies in general schools, it envisages to develop trade skills for the students by promptly training them in their trade through Engineering subjects, Workshop practicals along with general subjects. Our school offers training in four Trades Electronics, Welding, Fitting and Motor Mechanic. The school has won so many item of sports and arts. References
YS Raja Reddy Stadium

YS Raja Reddy Cricket Stadium is a cricket stadium in Cuddapah, Andhra Pradesh. The stadium is located at Putlampalle, 10 km from the heart of Kadapa city. The stadium was built at a cost of Rs. 8 crores on an area of 10.50 acres of land and has a seating capacity of 15,000. The ground has all facilities to host first-class matches and has an 85-yard boundary. YS Raja Reddy-Andhra Cricket Association stadium was initiative of former Chief Minister YS Rajasekhara Reddy, whose family is reported to have donated Rs.50 lakhs for the stadium. There is also a residential academy of Andhra Cricket Association with various facilities. References See also cricketarchive espncricinfo
8 Point Art Cafe

The Eight-point Gallery Cafe or 8 Point Art Cafe is an art gallery and cafe situated in Kollam (Quilon) city of Kerala, India. This is the first international standard art cafe in the city of Kollam. Eight-Point is established in a renovated heritage building, 'Parambarya,' inside the Asramam Picnic Village campus. Famous muralist and art director Mr. Shenley had taken the Parambarya building from Kollam District Tourism Promotion Councils (DTPC) for five years to set-up this art cafe. The Kollam DTPC has spent nearly 2 million Indian Rupee for the renovation and setting up of properties in the museum/Paramparya building. Now the art cafe is home for various exhibitions, performing arts and other events. The gallery has held an exhibition on paintings by Arjun Maroli that depicts Kollam district on canvas 'KL02'. The exhibition was inaugurated by artist Anavadya. Toponymy The name 'eight-point' represents the eight creeks of Ashtamudi Lake and the eight art forms incorporated in the gallery. Facilities Gallery Cafe Theatre Library Venue for Music Little Free Library The first Little Free Library in Kerala is set up at 8 Point Art Cafe. The library is having 50 books in the small shelf situated at the courtyard and readers can take any book without fee by keeping another book. See also Kollam British Residency Adventure Park, Kollam Cheena Kottaram References
St. Thomas's Mount

Parangimalai (en anglès St. Thomas Mount) és un barri a un petit pujol de 68 metres a la ciutat de Txennai a l'Índia al districte de Chingleput. És un antic campament militar, a pocs quilòmetres al sud del centre de Txennai i a prop de l'aeroport de Guindy. La població el 1901 era de 15.571 habitants. Agafa el nom de la muntanya rocosa aïllada de Sant Tomàs o Parangimalai o Parangi Malai o Bhringimalai (en tàmil, que voldria dir «turó de l'home blanc») i també se la va anomenar «Turó dels Europeus». La muntanya està associada a Sant Tomàs que hauria estat martiritzat en aquest lloc pels bramans el 21 de desembre del 68 (altres tradicions diuen el 72). Inclou una església portuguesa dedicada a la Verge construïda el 1523 prop del lloc on el 1547 es va trobar una antiga església cristiana i una creu suposadament de Sant Tomàs. El campament militar estava al costat oriental, al peu del turó. El 7 de febrer de 1757 s'hi va lliurar l'anomenada batalla del Mont entre el coronel Calliaud i els francesos de Lally, en què aquest darrer es va acabar retirant després d'hores de lluita, quan els britànics pràcticament havien esgotat les municions. El 20 de març de 1769 Haidar Ali es va trobar en aquest lloc amb Dupré, el membre més antic del consell de la Companyia Britànica de les Índies Orientals, i va signar el tractat de 2 d'abril de 1769, poc gloriós pels britànics. El 1774 el turó va esdevenir quarter de l'artilleria de Madras. El 5 de febrer de 1986 el lloc fou visitat pel papa Joan Pau II. Referències Hunter, Sir William Wilson. The Imperial Gazetteer of India (en anglès). Londres: Trübner & co., 1885. Wilson Hunter, Sir William; Sutherland Cotton, James; Sir Richard Burn, Sir William Stevenson Meyer. Great Britain India Office. The Imperial Gazetteer of India (en anglès). Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1908.
St. Thomas Mount

Der St. Thomas Mount (Tamil: புனித தோமையர் மலை; auch Parangimalai, Tamil: பரங்கிமலை) ist eine Anhöhe im gleichnamigen Vorort von Chennai (Madras), der Hauptstadt des südindischen Bundesstaates Tamil Nadu. Er verdankt seinen Namen dem christlichen Apostel Thomas, der angeblich hier den Märtyrertod erlitten haben soll. Der 67 Meter hohe St. Thomas Mount befindet sich im Süden der Stadt nahe dem Flughafen Chennai. Der Überlieferung nach soll der Apostel Thomas nach dem Tod Jesu nach Indien gezogen sein. Die Thomaschristen an der Malabarküste führen ihre Geschichte auf die Mission durch Thomas zurück. Von der Malabarküste soll Thomas nach Mylapore (heute ein Stadtteil Chennais) gezogen und sich in einer Höhle auf dem Little Mount rund vier Kilometer östlich des St. Thomas Mount niedergelassen haben. Im Jahr 72 sei er auf dem St. Thomas Mount mit einem Speer getötet worden. Danach soll er in Mylapore an der Stelle, wo sich heute die St. Thomas Basilica befindet, beigesetzt worden sein. Auf dem Gipfel des St. Thomas Mount steht die Kirche Our Lady of Expectation, die die Portugiesen 1523 an der Stelle einer alten nestorianischen Kirche, die 1293 von Marco Polo besucht wurde, errichteten. Im 18. Jahrhundert wurde die Kirche unter der Patronage armenischer Händler erweitert. In der Kirche befindet sich ein Steinkreuz mit einer mittelpersischen Inschrift, das vermutlich im 8. Jahrhundert an der Stelle aufgestellt wurde. Auf den Hügel führt ein Anstieg von 200 Treppenstufen. Verwaltungsmäßig gehört der St. Thomas Mount zur Garnisonsstadt (cantonment) St. Thomas Mount-cum-Pallavaram im Distrikt Chengalpattu. Seit der Stadterweiterung von 2011 bildet er eine Enklave innerhalb des Stadtgebiets von Chennai. 1,2 Kilometer Luftlinie südlich des St. Thomas Mount befindet sich der Bahnhof St. Thomas Mount, der von der Chennaier Vorortbahn, der Metro Chennai und in Zukunft auch von der Hochbahn Chennai Mass Rapid Transit System bedient wird. Weblinks Imperial Gazetteer of India. London 1908. Stichtwort: Saint Thomas Mount. Band 21, S. 387–389 NT Blog: St Thomas Mount (Blogeintrag von Mark Goodacre)