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Operation Rakshitha launched to ensure women's safety on trainsThe drive was launched in the wake of a recent incident in which a woman was kicked out of a running train by a drunken man at Varkala.- 1,321 deaths on Delhi-NCR tracks in 2.5 years: Railways name 5 high-risk spots including Faridabad, Shahdara, Adarsh NagarRailway Protection Force data reveals 1,321 bodies found on Delhi-NCR tracks in two-and-a-half years. Fatalities increased between 2023 and...
- Odisha: 12-year-old boy lies on tracks as train passes over him to film a reel, bookedRailway Protection Force booked two minor boys for performing a dangerous stunt on railway tracks in Odisha. The incident occurred near Pur...
- Railways enhances security measures for passengers amid festival rushIndian Railways is intensifying safety measures to guarantee secure travel during Diwali and Chhath. Enhanced inspection protocols and awar...
- Four Vande Bharat trains pelted with stones by miscreantsFour Vande Bharat trains were targeted by stone-pelting incidents in Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh, causing damage to window panes but no in...
- RPF arrests 7, 000 for travelling illegally in railway ladies coaches in MayThe drive between May 3 and May 31 was carried out under "Operation Mahila Suraksha".
- Amid Omicron scare, railways would do due diligence before resuming providing bedrolls: Ashwini VaishnawThe railways had last month restored some of its services that it had suspended in the wake of the coronavirus crisis. This included the re...
- Tout menace: Plan afloat to link Aadhaar, PAN to passengers' login info for rly ticket booking"We are trying to plug it. The future is that eventually we have to link login of ticketing with some identity card either PAN or Aadhaar o...
- Boundary walls to be raised at accident-prone spots along rail tracks: RPF DGNow, RPF teams have been directed to identify areas where people generally cross railway tracks," Arun Kumar said.
- Nearly 50,000 deaths in 3 years after being hit by trainsData provided by the railways states, 49,790 deaths happened because people were hit by trains on tracks from 2015 to 2017.
- Railways to install 'panic button' in trains for women safetyWith reports of mishappenings with women travelling alone in trains, the railways also proposes to have 'panic buttons' in the coaches whic...
- Railways suspect sabotage in train derailments"In 45 cases of derailment this year, the sabotage angle cannot be ruled out," Railway Board Member (Traffic) Mohd Jamshed said here.
- Railway needs comprehensive action plan for safety issues:Government officialThe official suggested that there should a mechanism for frequent check-up of railway tracks, recruit of gangmen and regular safety audits ...
- Rampant encroachments on railway property send safety off trackNot just security, the encroachments have hit several infrastructural projects, causing losses worth crores of rupees.If completed, these p...
- Railways to launch special safety app for women passengers"In order to assess the threat perception, RPF needs a strategic cell. We need a change in the system and for this adequate funds will be p...
- PM Modi's 100-day report card: Major initiatives undertaken by RailwaysGowda assured, "Third party audit system of catering services will be in place shortly so that the quality is assured."
- ECR to intensify drive against people walking on railway tracksEast Central Railway decided to launch an awareness drive to dissuade people from walking on the tracks.
- Railway Budget 2013: Full text of Railway Minister Pawan Kumar Bansal's speechBansal, on Tuesday, presented his maiden Railway Budget in the Lok Sabha announcing a slew of measures to improve passenger experience and ...
- Railway Budget 2009-10: Mamata focuses on passenger amenitiesMamata announced 12 new point to point, non-stop 'Duronto' trains, 57 new trains, extension of 27 trains & increase in frequency of 13 trai...
- Laloo's budget makes everyone smileI rise to present the Budget Estimates for 2004-05 for the Indian Railways.
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