This compares to Rs 655 crore reported in the same period of previous fiscal.
Limited train services for most of year with no subsidies or concessions, severely tightening of expenses have led to Railways better its operating ratio to 97.45% in FY 21 from 98.36% previous fiscal
Retail & recreation visits at nearly 60% of normal times
Average occupancy was high
As power plants rush to hoard coal ahead of peak summer demand, coal production and its movement has also increased
The railways' earnings from platform tickets took a severe hit in FY 21 with revenue from sale dipping by about 94 per cent as compared to the previous year due to coronavirus crisis, a RTI has found
The sale of platform tickets was suspended to avoid overcrowding at railway stations in view of the Covid-19 crisis.
The project will require over Rs 25,000 crore investment and be completed in 5 years
If the listing does happen, the scale could be comparable to what the LIC public issue will be in the insurance sector
Twelve railway stations in the Varanasi division of the North Eastern Railways (NER) will soon turn into 'green zones'
Spike in demand over two months likely to sustain for next two months; Railways trying to meet surge with clone trains
The railway's Oxygen Express trains have delivered 26,281 tonnes of liquid medical oxygen across 15 states, the national transporter said on Sunday.
Despite restrictions on entry at railway stations without confirmed tickets in view of Covid, over 27 lakh people were caught travelling on trains ticketless, an RTI query has revealed.
The railways is working in mission mode to become the largest Green Railways in the world and is moving towards becoming a 'net zero carbon emitter' before 2030,national transporter said on Friday.
Indian Railways reported 114.8 million tonnes of freight loading in May 2021 which is 9.7 per cent higher than the previous best of 104.6 MT reported in May 2019.
Indian Railways' Freight made the highest ever loading of 114.8 Metric Tonne (MT) for the month of May and earned Rs 11604.94 crores from freight loading, said Ministry of Railways on Tuesday.
Lucknow-based RDSO, which sets standards for the railway sector, has become the first standards body in the country to join the central government's 'One Nation, One Standard' scheme that aims to ensure quality products to Indian consumers. The Research Design and Standards Organisation (RDSO) has now been recognised as a 'Standard Developing Organisation' by the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS), which is implementing the scheme. The partnership will help RDSO, the sole R&D wing of the railways ministry, to realign its standard formulation procedures as per the code of good practices mentioned under the WTO-Technical Barriers to Trade (WTO-TBT). The recognition will be valid for three years. At a virtual press meet on Tuesday, Railway Board Chairman and CEO Suneet Sharma and Consumer Affairs Secretary Leena Nandan said that RSDO's partnership with BIS will help harmonise standards for the ease of doing business in the future. The objective of the government's 'One Nation, One ...
Alliance is under One-Nation-One-Standard mission of BIS
Some indicators have begun to reverse earlier decline