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Sharad Kumar Srivatsava, Director General of Indian Railway Institute of Signal Engineering and Telecommunications (Iriset) said the institute had imparted training to a record number of 5,195 personnel by conducting 221 courses this year, with productivity of 74,800 trainee days. The institute has trained 1,014 personnel on ‘Kavach,’ the Indian Railways’ anti-collision system, through 45 programmes. Speaking at the 67 annual day celebrations on Sunday, Srivastava said that Iriset had signed memoranda of understanding with three universities and engineering colleges to offer open electives on railway signalling and kavach for BTech students. Speaking at the event, Dr Radha Krishna Ganti, professor of electrical engineering, IIT Madras, stressed the importance of involving engineering students in railway signalling technologies to enhance capacity. He encouraged the use of AI to modernise training and improve learning outcomes. Arun Kumar Jain, General Manager, South Central Railway, underscored the necessity to upgrade training programmes to build capabilities to design and execute infrastructure works at fast pace to ease out bottlenecks in the train operation. Vijaylaxmi Kaushik, additional member (signal), Railway Board called for skill enhancement to match the capital expenditure on infrastructure. Sameer Dikshit, additional member (telecom), Railway Board, stated the need to find innovative solutions and create an enabling environment for excellence to meet the expectations of the country. A technical magazine, ‘Gyandeep’, was released during the event. The institute has also set up exhibition stalls with products of signalling and telecommunication systems and upcoming developments.

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Forgotten former Chelsea star guilty of SHOCKING miss - as fans are left baffled by his blunder Galatasaray beat Bodrum 1-0 to maintain their five-point lead at the top of table An ex-Chelsea star produced a big miss after being teed up by Victor Osimhen Will Ruben Amorim be Man United's saviour? LISTEN NOW: It's All Kicking Off! Available wherever you get your podcasts. Episodes every Monday and Thursday By ABDI RASHID Published: 23:40, 23 November 2024 | Updated: 23:42, 23 November 2024 e-mail View comments A forgotten former Chelsea winger produced a shocking miss during Galatasaray's win against Bodrum The Turkish champions maintained their five-point lead over rivals Fenerbahce at the top of the table with a 1-0 win on saturday. Former Chelsea striker Michy Batshuayi 54th minute header proved to be the difference against the relegation-threatened hosts. However, it's another ex-Blues star who will grab attention for the wrong reason after his incredible miss from close-range. Galatasaray had the opportunity to double their lead when Victor Osimhen ran through on goal before laying it to Hakim Ziyech . From just a few yards out and with the goalkeeper out of position, the Moroccan winger failed to score, instead skying the ball. A former Chelsea winger produced a shocking miss during Galatasaray's win against Bodrum Hakim Ziyech immediately looked to the ground in disappoitnemt after his miss The Moroccan star has endured a frustrating season so far due to a muscle tear 👀 Hakim Ziyech, müsait pozisyondan faydalanamadı. #BDRvGS pic.twitter.com/CMr9u0Hpkp — beIN SPORTS Türkiye (@beINSPORTS_TR) November 23, 2024 Ziyech immediately looked to the ground in disappointment before nodding at Osimhen, who had set ip the chance. Fans were left baffledon social media, with one posting: 'My late grandma will score this goal with ease'. Another said: 'Always finish with the foot opposite of where the ball came from if you can.... finishing 101...basics'. 'This is a crazy miss. You could just tap-in', a third wrote. The former Ajax winger has endured a frustrating campaign so far having started just one league match due to a muscle tear. He has played eight times across all competitions this season, registering one goal and one assist in that time. Ziyech joined Galatasaray on a permanent deal last summer following a loan spell last season. He scored 14 goals in 107 Chelsea appearances, but fell out of favour under Graham Potter, and saw a loan move to PSG collapse on deadline day in January 2023 despite his trip to the French capital. Turkey Football Hakim Ziyech Chelsea Share or comment on this article: Forgotten former Chelsea star guilty of SHOCKING miss - as fans are left baffled by his blunder e-mail Add commentSenate Outlook Dims For Bill Charities And Nonprofits Worry Could Be Used Against Them