Railways aims for 52 reforms in 2026

Indian Railways plans 52 reforms in 2026, focusing on safety, AI, advanced technology, and workforce training to enhance passenger service. The national transporter has significantly reduced consequential train accidents and aims for single-digit ...

The Indian Railways will aim for 52 reforms in calendar year 2026, an official statement said Thursday. These “52 Reforms in 52 Weeks” are aimed at systematic improvements in service delivery. Focus will be on Safety, AI and Advanced Tech use for better service to the passengers, and Talent and Training Revamp for better skilled workforce, among others.

Railway Board said consequential train accidents have reduced by around 90% from 135 in 2014-15 to 11 in 2025-26. The national transporter is now “aiming to bring it down to a single digit.”

A food and catering upgrade is also in the offing. The Railways said major reforms for better food quality, catering, and onboard services will be undertaken.

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