Indian Railways
Indian Railways has crossed the significant milestone of 1 billion tonnes in freight loading for the fiscal year 2025-26, reaching 1020 million tonnes as of November 19. This achievement is driven by strong contributions from coal, iron ore, cement, and container traffic, with daily freight loading averaging 4.4 million
Indian Railways
Indian Railways has announced special train services to facilitate the travel of devotees commemorating the Martyrdom Day of Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji. Two dedicated services will operate from Patna Sahib and Old Delhi starting November 22, 2025, ensuring safe and comfortable travel for pilgrims heading to Sri Anandpur Sahib.
Indian Railways
The Railway Protection Force (RPF) has made significant strides in ensuring passenger safety and security across Indian Railways from January to October 2025. Key initiatives include rescuing 16,450 children under Operation 'Nanhe Farishtey', saving 2,658 lives through 'Jeevan Raksha', cracking down on drug trafficking
Vande Bharat
Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated four new Vande Bharat Express trains from Varanasi, enhancing India's rail infrastructure and connecting key pilgrimage sites. The new routes aim to boost tourism and economic growth, with a focus on improving regional mobility and healthcare services in Varanasi. Modi emphasized the cultural
National Unity Day
On National Unity Day, Shri Satish Kumar, Chairman & CEO of the Railway Board, administered the National Unity Pledge to railway officers and employees at Rail Bhawan. Participants pledged to maintain the unity, integrity, and security of the nation, inspired by Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel's vision. The pledge was
Indian Railways
Indian Railways is operating over 12,000 special trains to accommodate the festive rush during Diwali and Chhath Puja, with over 12 lakh employees working to ensure safe and timely travel for passengers. Passengers have expressed satisfaction with the arrangements, including confirmed tickets and improved facilities at major stations. Real-time
Indian Railways
Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw announced that Indian Railways has arranged over 12,000 special trains and dedicated holding areas at 30 stations in Bihar and UP to accommodate the festive rush. Approximately 1.6 crore passengers have already traveled, with similar numbers expected for return journeys. Passengers have praised the
Indian Railways
Indian Railways has successfully transported over 1.5 crore passengers during the ongoing festival season, with expectations to exceed 2.5 crore by the end. To manage the increased travel, 30 major stations in Bihar and UP have been equipped with holding areas. Passengers have reported positive experiences, citing clean
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Indian Railways is set to operate 6,181 special trains to facilitate the return of passengers after Chhath Puja. Additional coaches and weather-proof holding areas have been established at major stations in Bihar and Uttar Pradesh to manage the festive rush. The railways are enhancing passenger convenience with more ticketing
Indian Railways
Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw reviewed passenger movement during the festive season at the Railway Board War Room, highlighting real-time coordination and special arrangements. Over 1,200 special trains will operate to manage the Chhath festival rush, with a focus on passenger safety and comfort. The initiative includes upgraded facilities at
Indian Railways
In response to the surge in travel during the Chhath festivities, Indian Railways will run 1,500 special trains over the next five days, averaging 300 trains daily. This initiative is part of a broader effort to enhance passenger services during the festive season, with over 12,000 special trains
Indian Railways
Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw assessed the arrangements at New Delhi Railway Station, highlighting the efforts of 12 lakh railway employees who have facilitated over 1 crore passengers through 4,211 special trains in the last 20 days. With plans to operate 7,800 more trains, the Indian Railways has established