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Automakers are now willing to spend millions of dollars to shed unnecessary pounds by replacing metal with composite materials and using lighter weight materials. The ultimate drivers are efficiency and the pressure to meet looming tailpipe pollution regulations of 95g-110g CO2 per kilometre travelled throughout a manufacturer's fleet. A massive task has been and will continue to be in front of us. However, it looks that any polluting industry is now on the verge of following suit, and even established sectors that have shied away from the cutting edge are being compelled to speed up their progress. Materials, metal replacement, and light weighing – all of which have been demonstrated in the automobile industry – have become a priority for forward-thinking rail engineers who are attempting to reduce rolling stock weight while simultaneously improving efficiency. Recycling carbon fiber : World's first carbon fiber rail bogie (Source: Materials Today: Proceedings) Railway Gazet

            1. Railways and Roads Railways and roadways form an integral part of the infrastructure of a country and play an important role in the economic growth and development of the country.   One can correlate the pumping of blood from the human heart to the different cells in the body employing arteries, in a similar manner the goods, fruits, and vegetables, raw material for various industries, and many more are being transported from the agricultural fields, industries, etc. to the central market in a city through roadways and railways.      Fig. 1: Circulatory system along with road network in the country (Source:https://www.britannica.com/science/circulatory-system) Railways are the cheapest mode of transportation after the waterways. It is an important mode of transportation which is being used for the conveyance of people and goods. Indian Railway is the predominant operator for the operations of railways in India. The national rail network comprises approximately 26,4

The cardinal point in the life of a professional college student is its training to secure a job and finally placement into a right company. Training & Placement (T & P) Cell has an important role to play in a student’s future and is an imperative mainstay of the Institute . This cell of MITCORER consistently endeavors to help students in following their career goals by getting employment-seeking expertise and ultimately to attain desired employment by keeping in touch with reputed firms and modern foundations . Prof. Vitthal Jagtap, Training & Placement Officer, MITCORER try to refine this process through building a solid organization among alumni, current students, industries and faculty members. The Placement Cell operates round the year to facilitate contacts between graduates and companies. The quantity of students of MITCORER put through the grounds interviews is persistently rising. Even during this pandemic situation companies are conducting online interviews fo

  One of the biggest questions when it comes to buying a new premium smartphone is whether to go with Android or iOS. In this article, we will try to clear that confusion up.   Android and iOS are two major operating systems (OS) in mobile phones, tablets. Almost everyone has heard of the iPhone OS and Android OS phones. Both of these operating systems are famous and have their own style.  Android was developed after iOS, so iOS has more credit than Android. Jobs and Wozniak started Apple in 1976. The Apple product was their first iPhone launched in 2007.   In order to develop mobile applications for iPhones, they developed iPhone OS or iOS. In 2008, Andy Rubin developed Android, which is the operating system for Android phones. With Android, we have hundreds of applications within the Google Play Store, since it is open-source software. It is owned by Google. All or any mobile manufacturing companies can use the Android OS since it is available for them.   iOS vs Android. Pr