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bdtrainpro · 1 year

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Dinajpur to Rangpur Train Schedule & Ticket Price

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worldtopic6 · 1 month

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railsheba · 2 years

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Dhaka to Rangpur Train Schedule 2022 And Ticket Price | ঢাকা থেকে রংপুর ট্রেনের সময়সূচী

Dhaka to Rangpur Train Schedule 2022 | ঢাকা থেকে রংপুর ট্রেনের সময়সূচী অনুযায়ী ঢাকা থেকে মোট ২ টি ট্রেন ছেড়ে যায় রংপুরের উদ্দেশে।

ঢাকা থেকে রংপুর ট্রেনের দূরত্ব ৩০৭ কিলোমিটার। Dhaka to Rangpur train schedule এর ইন্টারসিটি ট্রেন গুলির মধ্যে রংপুর এক্সপ্রেসে সর্বমোট সময় লাগে ০৯ ঘন্টা ৫৫ মিনিট এবং কুড়িগ্রাম এক্সপ্রেসে সময় লাগে ০৮ ঘন্টা ১০ মিনিট ।

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born2battle · 4 years

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Baptism by Fire ---- 1971 War

On 01 Nov, I reported to Maj P V Mithran, the Battery Commander of Romeo Battery. He extended a hearty welcome & introduced me to all the Jawans, specifically mentioning about my outstanding performance as winner of the Silver Gun at Deolali. He expressed the hope that I will prove to be a competent GPO and a long term asset in the Jat Balwan family. He advised me to get conversant with all drills on the 75 mm Howitzer and the technical work in the Command Post, within next one week. He nominated the Instructors who would conduct this on the job training. Then, we had the “ Take Post “ ceremony at the Gun, which signalled the start of my Induction training. It was so encouraging to begin this journey, in a scenario, where the entire Regiment was deployed for the operational role.

All training was conducted within the perimeter of the Gun Position, covering an area of 2 square km. Individual training was conducted for the first two hours & was followed by Collective training for the next two hours. It covered Gun Drill, Command Post work, Survey schemes & Driving and maintenance. Soon after lunch, all Officers & JCOs had classes on special subjects such as Fire Planning, Radio communication procedures, basic battle procedures of an Infantry Battalion & Terrain analysis of the likely area of operations. Soon after dinner, we practised deployment drills, both at the OP end & the Gun end. This methodology of training would contribute as a battle winning factor shortly. Despite this hectic schedule, I managed to find time to write letters to my parents & friends.Interestingly, letters had to be written on Red / Green coloured Forces letters & dispatched via FPO --- set up by Army Postal Service !!

During my Induction training, I got an opportunity to observe the customs of my Jawans & understand their behaviour at the grassroots level. I had some difficulty in comprehending their JAT dialect initially but was able to forge a relationship gradually. I found the JATs to be robust and competent while executing any task. They were voracious foodies & loved to prepare’ Halwa’, even in small groups. Meanwhile, my BC monitored the progress about my training and allowed me to fire the Gun for the first time.I felt thrilled when I pressed the firing lever of the Ranging Gun, while all the Gun detachments cheered in unison ---” Bol Kishan Bhagwan ki Jay.” I was permitted to continue firing throughout the Shoot, which was controlled by the OP officer, engaging the target which was 8 km away. At the end of this maiden experience, I distributed sweets to all the Jawans , as per the regimental custom.

Meanwhile, a special Force named Mukti Bahini, was created out of the Bengali population of erstwhile East Pakistan. This special force comprised of 25,000 conventional forces and 80,000 freedom fighters. It operated as a part of the operations conducted by Indian Armed Forces. In our sector of operations Mukti Bahini was utilized for guerilla operations for the Battle of Pachagarh. It was the first time when I performed the duties of GPO giving fire orders from the Command Post. This was also the first occasion when we were under shelling from enemy artillery guns. However, we had to continue firing our guns in retaliation after moving to alternate positions.

In the last week of November, the situation became critical. As we advanced the enemy retreated to occupy defensive positions after blowing up the bridges on the rivers/ canals. 98 Mountain Regiment was part of the thrust from north to south while there were similar thrusts into East Pakistan from easterly and westerly directions. On 03 December 1971, Pakistan launched a surprise air strike on our air bases right from Srinagar to Barmer. In immediate response, our Prime Minister, Mrs. Indira Gandhi announced on All India Radio “War has been forced on us”. Thus began the 1971 war.

Lt Col Chaturvedi, our CO held an urgent Sainik Sammelan and briefed us about the latest development. He also briefed us about the future plans for suitable response. All of us resolved that we will deliver the results to the best of our abilities and utmost of our capacities especially in this war situation. The very next day, we heard the news about the success achieved by Indian Navy who had sunk the Pakistani Submarine - PNS Ghazi of the coast of Vizag.

In our sector, our next objective was Thakurgaon which was very heavily defended. The planning for its capture was in progress by the higher commanders. At the gun position ,we were busy digging gun pits, weapon pits, command post and alternate positions which would prove their utility in the event of shelling. Our CO, BCs and OP officers evolved a detailed fire plan for the capture of Thakurgaon. These plans were sent to the Adjutant command post for further dissemination to each of the GPOs. We had to calculate the technical data and keep it ready for application on the guns. The capture of Thakurgaon was completed after two nights of intense battle. Major Virinder Kumar, who was our BC in this action, was later awarded the Sena Medal for his gallantry.

Our next objective was Dinajpur, which was another hard nut to crack. Similar preparations were carried out after we moved forward and deployed in a new gun position. It was equally essential to replenish the ammunition keeping in pace with the expenditure. This was done only during night. The attack was launched on Dinajpur which was captured after three nights. It was again another OP officer of our Regiment who proved his worth - Capt Prakash Chand who was later awarded the ‘Mention in Despatches’. However, two Jawans (L/NK Ran Singh and OPR Ram Chander) of his OP party were martyred. We were then ordered to move quickly towards Rangpur. This was achieved after crossing the rivers / tributaries en-route using pontoon bridges. Eventually, Rangpur garrison was surrounded by 14 Dec.

We learnt about the progress of operations along all the three thrusts which had converged very close to Dhaka. All India Radio announced about our successful amphibious landings at Cox’s Bazaar as well as a magnificent air drop at Tangail. These two surprise actions were a clear indication that the noose was tightening on Dhaka. Finally, on 16 Dec, the cease fire was declared bringing an end to the war in both Eastern and Western theatres. The main surrender ceremony was held in Dhaka where Lt Gen AAK Niazi, GOC in C, Pakistan Eastern Theatre surrendered along with 93,000 troops to Lt Gen JS Aurora, GOC in C, Eastern Command. It was indeed a decisive victory for India which resulted in the birth of Bangladesh.

Similar surrender ceremony was held at Rangpur, where we were directly involved. It was a historic achievement for our Regiment, remembered forever, in our regimental history. Personally, I felt privileged to be baptised in the Jat Balwan family in this memorable manner. Hereafter, my course (38 NDA) earned the title “Born To Battle” Course.

In the midst of all this jubilation, there was a sombre feeling when I heard the news that Second Lieutenant Arun Khetarpal, my Coursemate ( 38th / Foxtrot ) had been martyred in the Battle of Basantar on the night of 15/16 December. He was the Troop Commander in 17 Poona Horse and displayed extreme gallantry in a skirmish with enemy tanks, even after his tank was hit by enemy tanks. His act of supreme sacrifice, was honoured with the highest gallantry award --- the Param Vir Chakra !! The Drill Square in NDA has since been renamed as Khetarpal Parade Ground , as a mark of respect to the Bravest of the Braves !!!

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rainbowsailsyc · 8 years

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Annual General Meeting

Commodore’s Report (Copied from Titus’s Facebook Page)

A warm welcome to our Annual General Meeting 2017. We like to hold our meetings in different places, but it is nice to be back this year in our home base in the Vindar marina. This should be a relaxed meeting. I want to brief you on the club's finances and we will hold our annual election of the Steering Committee. After the meeting we'll sail a short DIY cruise to St Martin. I received one message apologising for absence, from Sabine Driessen. Any other apologies that you have heard of? The agenda for today is as follows: 1. Welcome and apologies 2. Commodore's Report 3. Financial Report 2016 4. Nomination of office holders 5. Election of office holders - Chaired by Gregoire Ducatillon 6. General Business - Chaired by Commodore Do you all agree with this agenda?

Ok, we come to the Commodore's Report. Our club has grown every year. We started 2016 with 382 members and now we have 465. Most of our new members have come through your introducing friends to Rainbow Sails. Thank you, and please don't hesitate to continue. Each year our booth at Second Pride brings us around 25 new members. Our main goal there is not primarily to increase membership; we want our club to be better known in the LGBTQ community and we like to support the Pride Festival. But it is nice to find new members too.

2016 was a special year for our club. We extended our marina here in Vindar to welcome bigger boats, as many of our sailors had asked for. I'm very proud of the way our club responded to this development: since the larger slips were finished last spring they have been 100% in use. All the berths are occupied with paying boat owners. We do see some boats terminating the rent every now and then, but a vacant berth is generally filled within a week . We can be proud that we are one of the few marinas in the grid with 100% occupancy. And that is all thanks to the loyal support of our members.

Because of the successful extension of the Vindar marina, our harbour operation is break even now. I will show you that later when we discuss our finances. But a longstanding goal became reality thanks to the increase of our harbour activities. We see the same in St Martin, in a different way. The St Martin marina is now financially break even too. Here we did not create more slips, but the weekly dance coordinated by Flower Power brings in donations that cover the weekly deficit we once had there.

But more important than the money is the increased activity in both our marinas during the week. The RSYC marinas are more then ever social meeting places for our members and that is really great. Initiatives from members make a big difference to this club! Flower started the weekly dance and Bianca has started the Saturday catamaran race in the North Sea. And Bianca is providing us with free spinnakers for almost every boat type we sail. Thank you very much Flower and Bianca for your fine contributions to our club. I would also like to thank the DJs who provide us with great music every Wednesday. Thanks as well to Alexandra for all her work last year to promote our club on different SL sailing sites and in the sailing agendas. Unfortunately and understandably Alexandra had to end her work on our Public Relations, due to her busy schedule. But many thanks for all the work you have done, Alex.

These initiatives are great, but we still need a few more members to step up and lead activities here. In particular our club needs more creative sailors to share the adventure of making cruises. In the near future we will start a course about how to make a cruise. My goal is to create a team of at least 6 cruisemakers. It will make our cruises more diverse. It is a lot of fun to make a cruise and to see the fleet sail a cruise that you have created. We often get new people showing up and wanting to learn to sail in SL, so there are also opportunities to contribute by training new sailors.

A quiet spot in our club is the outpost we have in Rangpur. It is a nice place and I like to draw your attention to it. Use it more often, it is fun there. With this remark I conclude my annual report, I think that Rainbow Sails Yacht Club is in better shape than ever before.

This brings us to our next topic: the financial report. Our club is owned by our members. The extension of the marina has made the monthly turnover grow. And we are now operating without a monthly deficit, as I said earlier. Let me show you some figures. Slide 1: in this slide you see how in June our turnover has doubled: we added 2 parcels to our marina and we created slips for the bigger boats. Since we pay the tier every four weeks there is sometimes a month in which we make two payments. You see that happening in last December. Slide 2 shows you the monthly turnover during 2016 in actual numbers. Our financial position as of today: The club paid the 4 week tier last Thursday and, after that, we have a sufficient cash reserve. The marinas are bringing us a small weekly surplus . From that money we cover the costs of the Smartbots group inviter and the booth in Second Pride. So that leaves us yearly a small amount for new projects -- furniture and plants for the marinas, for example. Our goal is, now we have built up the solvency buffer, to run the club on break even. Any questions? Ok, this concludes the Financial Report for 2016.

Let us move on to the nomination of office holders. As you have read in the convo for this meeting we propose to you the following Steering Committee: Commodore: Titus Tobias Vice Commodore: Otto Eriksen Rear Commodore: Flower Power Cartographers: Titus Tobias, Otto Eriksen, Uggo Vieria, Kreg Ember and Kovu Kumel Party and Publicity Officer: Flower Power Race Directors: Bianca (for the cat races) and Titus Tobias (for the 12M races)

As you can see Otto and I are willing to continue our duties for the next year. I'm very happy that Flower has agreed to become our new Rear. For the Cartographers: Otto has agreed to make a few cruises in the next year. Uggo, Kreg and Kovu have made many great cruises in the past. As we speak all 3 have no time to make cruises, but I don't see any reason to take their names out. But I sure would like to see some more names there. So please don't hesitate to nominate yourself today. Flower has done excellent work for the Wednesday parties, and I hope she will continue. We really need someone to take on the Publicity Officer role. Would anyone like to volunteer? We would also like to create the new position of Race Director. Our club has 2 races every week now, as mentioned before. Bianca and I are ready to take on those roles.

Those are the recommendations of the current Committee. However anyone here can nominate themselves or a friend for any position. For the nomination process and the actual voting I'm happy to give the floor to Greg.

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bdtrainpro · 2 years

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Rangpur to Joypurhat Train Schedule & Ticket Price