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Posted: Apr 03 2012 (14:29)
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Last Response: Apr 04 2012 (21:37)
29 Responses
Last Response: Apr 04 2012 (21:37)
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Here is my take on the JUNCTION controversy, for whatever it is worth. This term was coined by the British, who were the pioneers of the present day IR. The meaning of the term junction is something we all know and bears no repetition. However, IR since its inception, has apparently not given much importance to the word junction and permitted a lot of interchangeability in its use. Looking at the TAAG (1986), I rarely find this term used, even where the station in question is undisputably a junction. The current TAAG does not refer to ANY STATION as a junction in the respective tables that feature the name of that station.
However, the station index and the station code index do...
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However, the station index and the station code index do...
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Thank you sir for this excellent explanation. But sir I think if we are to call the station by its official name, then we should call it Panvel.