"The PM recently inaugurated a 9-km long completed stretch of Uttar Pradesh Metro Rail Corporation's (UPMRC) Kanpur Metro Project. JSL has ...

The facility will produce railway coach sub-assemblies like side-wall, roof arch, trough floor and retention tanks for ICF, Chennai.

Indian Railways has decided to deploy stainless steel for its Pamban railway bridge project.

The MEMU (mainline electric multiple unit) train, having eight stainless-steel coaches, will cater to the Uttar Pradesh cities within 200-3...

The first such stainless steel foot-over-bridge is coming at Bhayandar station in Mumbai next year.

The domestic market for stainless steel, pegged at 2.4 million tonnes (mt), has been growing at 9-10% over the last few years.

The Group's turnover during the last fiscal was around Rs 20,000 crore from sales of 1.4 million tonnes of steel products.

Stainless steel coaches also ensure safety and reliability through super fire and corrosion resistance, the association said.

While Indian Railways has already announced the replacement of all old steel coaches by stainless steel in a phased manner, ISSDA said in l...

Railways Minister Suresh Prabhu today launched the LHB unit at the Integral Coach Factory here, set up at a cost of Rs 252 crore.

The rail coach factory at Kapurthala has been assigned to manufacture and export stainless steel coaches to Bangladesh.

Stainless steel seems to be future for Indian railways desperately trying to increase the life span of its coaches & wagons & increase the ...

The railway minister is going to spend Rs 13824 cr towards procurement of coaches on wagons and this is going to improve our volume.

Indian railways plans to invest Rs 2,000 crore annually to increase its consumption of stainless steel to two lakhs tonnes a year and get n...

BEML Limited has bagged a contract from the Railway Board for design, manufacturing, supply, testing and commissioning of rakes of some sta...

Finnish stainless steel co Outokumpu to invest Rs 1000 cr for a cold rolling mill in India with a capacity of 2.5 lakh tonnes.

Kapurthala Rail Coach factory rolled out 1,480 coaches in 2007-08, the highest ever by the Indian Railways production unit so far.