Railway

The Indian Railways plans to manufacture, and possibly export metro coaches.

Leaping into action, he immediately stopped the train. Taking complete charge, alongside his co-staffers, he detached the parcel van from the other coaches first and then from the engine.

With all the wonderful changes that the Indian Railways is bringing about, including more women into their workforce is amongst the most significant changes.

The Railways’ new ambitious plan is to make double use of a high-speed rail corridor from Delhi to run local metro services to Meerut with the same.

The Railways wants to recruit, and add to its workforce.

The Railways has done away with the age old practice, that began with hand-written charts!

The host of vacancies include technician posts under Group C Level II like fitter, crane driver, blacksmith, and carpenter and Group C Level I (formerly Group D) posts like track maintainer, points man, helper, gateman etc.

Kicked off on 4th March 2014, the idea of the campaign by Nishant, who works in a travel company’s corporate communications department and runs a youth organisation called MUSE, is to decongest Mumbai local trains and save people from falling off.

The Railways ministry also intends to slash the construction costs of the project by more than half – in comparison to the present approximately Rs 100 crore per km.

Indian Railways relies heavily on its employees, unfortunately, some of them are taking it too easy.