Indian Railways

From indigenously-built ventilators to prototypes of isolation wards, these innovations have the potential to benefit India long after the #CoronavirusPandemic is over.

"Instead of measuring the performance of railways solely in terms of income they generated, we must also consider how we perform in taking care of people, particularly the vulnerable", says IRTS officer Sanjay Kumar. #Respect

Harvesting 1,000 litres of drinking water per day from thin air? Yes, you heard that right.

Awarded by the #IndianRailways, 'Keyman' Pushpa Singh goes on a 10 km patrol everyday to check for the minutest cracks in the railway tracks, be it in the midst of a sweltering summer or pouring rains! #Respect #Inspiration

Indian women's hockey team are already winners and it's not because they beat Japan to clinch the International Hockey Federation (FIH) Series Finals title. It's because they have overcome incredible odds to reach where they are today. #MakingIndiaProud #RealLifeHeroines #GirlPower

“I love to travel alone. This initiative has helped solo women travelers like me since we don’t have to depend on others to ask for directions all the time,’ says a visually-impaired teacher at Blind School, Mysuru.

Passengers will now be able to change their boarding point four hours before the departure time of the train, i.e., before the first chart is made.

#IndianRailways has also recently manufactured its first smoke-free LHB pantry car coach that's equipped with electric hobs, chimneys, deep freezers and RO filters. Check out the pics!

86-year-old Bylahalli Raghunath Janardan was diagnosed with epilepsy in 1995. He was told that he would have to rely on lifelong medication, but at the age of 64, the man took to cycling.

Did you know that studies have found dangerous strains of antibiotic-resistant germs on public toilet seats?