Railway

The repair team arrived quickly, and within 90 minutes, they were able to fix the rail breakage, and the train was on back on its track by 8.15 am.

Collaborating with Australian firms to revamp railway safety in India, Indian Railways looks all set to redefine the way the majority of Indians travel today.

Titled ‘Strengthening Safety on Indian Railways’, the report was submitted by the international organisation last week.

It was around 6:30 in the morning when motorman Ravindra Singh realised that the rail tracks ahead were severely damaged.

In the train, which runs from Puri to Haridwar every day, travellers included Hindu saints who were injured in the accident.

Surekha, now 51, became India’s first female passenger train driver in 1988. The Indian Railways, a traditionally male-dominated industry, had finally opened its doors to women.

Under the first phase, the clinics will be set up at major stations like Andheri, Churchgate, Mumbai Central and Bandra, and will slowly expand to all 24 stations on the Western Railway line.

The disaster management village will help improve real-time rescue operations in the country.

The trains will benefit thousands of commuters from UP, Odisha, Bihar, Punjab, Delhi, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Gujarat and Jammu & Kashmir

The document discusses themes like Infrastructure Upgradation, Passenger Experience, Preferred Freight Carrier, Non-fare revenue enhancement, ‘Zero’ fatality, Modernization by digitization & cutting edge technology, Organizational culture, Cost focus and Sustainability.