Indian Railways
The Indian Railways is set to launch a new Passenger Reservation System (PRS) by December 2025, capable of generating over 1.5 lakh tickets per minute, significantly enhancing current capabilities. The system will be multilingual, focus on passenger convenience, and implement advanced charting for waitlisted tickets. Additionally, Tatkal bookings will
Indian Railways
The 6th All India Conference of Government Railway Police Chiefs, held in New Delhi, emphasized a unified national strategy for crime control on Indian Railways. Key discussions included enhancing passenger safety through intelligence sharing, coordinated operations, and the integration of FIRs via the Rail Madad portal. The conference also addressed
Indian Railways
On the 11th International Day of Yoga, Indian Railways organized yoga sessions across the country, including unique events on iconic bridges like Chenab, Anji, and Pamban. The celebrations, themed 'Yoga for One Earth, One Health', saw participation from Union Ministers and the public, promoting a healthy lifestyle and
Gati Shakti
Union Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw inaugurated the Gati Shakti Multi-Modal Cargo Terminal at Maruti Suzuki's Manesar plant, enhancing logistics efficiency for automobile transportation. The terminal, with a capacity of 4.5 lakh automobiles per annum, is linked to Patli railway station via a 10 km rail corridor. The
Tatkal tickets
The Ministry of Railways has announced new measures for Tatkal ticket bookings to enhance user authentication and prevent misuse. Starting July 1, 2025, only Aadhaar authenticated users can book Tatkal tickets online. Additionally, OTP-based authentication will be mandatory for all Tatkal bookings from July 15, 2025. Authorised agents will also
Indian Railways
The Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs has approved two significant multitracking projects for Indian Railways, covering seven districts in Jharkhand, Karnataka, and Andhra Pradesh. With a total estimated cost of Rs 6,405 crore, these projects will increase the railway network by approximately 318 Kms, improve travel convenience, reduce logistics
Indian Railways
The Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs has approved two significant multitracking projects by the Ministry of Railways, costing Rs 6,405 crore. These projects will enhance the railway network by 318 Kms across Jharkhand, Karnataka, and Andhra Pradesh, improving travel convenience, reducing logistics costs, and supporting sustainable operations. The initiatives
Multilingual AI
The Digital India Bhashini Division and the Centre for Railway Information Systems have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to develop multilingual AI solutions for Indian Railways. This partnership aims to integrate advanced language technologies into railway systems, enabling services in 22 Indian languages. The collaboration will enhance accessibility and efficiency
Indian Railways
Prime Minister Narendra Modi highlighted an article by Railways Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw on World Environment Day, emphasizing Indian Railways' commitment to achieving net zero emissions through rapid electrification and a transition to clean energy. Source: Original Link
Indian Railways
The Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs has approved two multitracking projects in Maharashtra and Madhya Pradesh, aimed at enhancing rail capacity and improving transportation efficiency. The projects, costing approximately Rs 3,399 crore, will increase the railway network by 176 km, benefiting around 784 villages and generating significant employment. They
Indian Railways
The Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs has approved two multitracking projects in Maharashtra and Madhya Pradesh, aimed at enhancing rail capacity and improving transportation efficiency. The projects, costing approximately Rs 3,399 crore, will increase the railway network by 176 km, benefiting around 784 villages and generating significant employment. They