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    Indian Railways trains will pass under the bullet train station, 3 new rail lines completed in Ahmedabad

    Indian Railways has taken a significant step towards operating regular trains under the bullet train station being constructed in Ahmedabad.

    Big Update: India’s First Hydrogen Train May Soon Run to Delhi’s Azadpur Station

    Indian Railways is considering extending the country’s first indigenous hydrogen train service from Jind-Sonipat to Delhi’s Azadpur station.

    Indian Railways boosts passenger and freight capacity in Maharashtra, Telangana

    New Delhi: In a bid to augment railway capacity and improving train operations, Indian Railways on Friday said it has approved the doubling of the Chouk-Karjat railway section (10.86 km) of Central Railway at a cost of Rs 497 crore. Indian Railways also approved the construction of the 38.21 km new rail line between Mukutban.

    Contribution of Railways

    Recently, there has been much news about the expansion of road and air routes. Road and Transport Minister Nitin Gadkari was given special praise for revolutionizing the construction of four-lane roads and expressways across the country. The truth is that rail remains the most convenient mode of transport for millions of people in this country..

    ISI shifts target to Indian Railways to spread mass panic ahead of I-Day

    New Delhi: The Indian Railways has become the primary target for the Inter Services Intelligence-backed elements in recent months, according to an intelligence report. While the railways has long been a favourite target of terrorists, recent developments suggest a more sinister game plan. The terror plots that have been foiled and the intelligence inputs gathered.

    The Evolution of Punjab’s Railway Infrastructure

    -Ravneet Singh Bittu Railways have long been the lifeline of Punjab, connecting its farms to markets, industries to supply chains and millions of pilgrims and travellers to destinations of national importance. As mobility demands continue to grow, Indian Railways is responding with one of the most comprehensive infrastructure development programmes the state has witnessed in.

    Indian Railways prematurely retires 5 Group ‘A’ officers in public interest

    New Delhi: Indian Railways on Saturday said it has recommended premature retirement of five Group ‘A’ officers in public interest on grounds of doubtful integrity, vigilance inputs, disciplinary history and other relevant service records. “The Review Committees have recommended premature retirement of two SAG officers of IRHS, one JAG officer of IRSE in Northern Railway,.

    Indian Railways greenlights Rs 976 crore multitracking project in Bihar

    New Delhi: In a bid to support the socio-economic development of Bihar, Indian Railways has approved multitracking of the 29 km Danapur to Fatuha section of East Central Railway for Rs 976 crore, an official statement said on Saturday. The approval reaffirms the commitment of Indian Railways to expanding capacity on high-density routes, strengthening logistics.

    Indian Railways launches online excess luggage booking with ticket reservations

    New Delhi: Passengers travelling by train can now book and pay for excess luggage online while reserving their tickets, as Indian Railways on Friday rolled out a new digital facility aimed at making the travel process more convenient. The service integrates excess luggage booking with the online ticket reservation system, eliminating the need for passengers.

    LPG Gas Leak From Freight Train Tanker Near Hisar Station Triggers Emergency Response, Leak Brought Under Control

    An LPG gas leak from a freight train tanker near Hisar railway station triggered a major emergency response. The affected wagon was isolated, the leak was sealed by technical teams, and the Railways has launched an investigation into the incident.

    Loco pilot of India’s first hydrogen train underwent special training, lauds safety rating

    New Delhi: As Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday flagged off India’s first hydrogen-powered passenger train from Haryana’s Jind, marking a major step towards cleaner and more sustainable rail transportation, the loco pilot highlighted the unique features. Speaking on the occasion, loco pilot Chandrakant Kumar highlighted the unique features of the hydrogen-powered train, saying, “It’s.