Railway Budget

Rail Vikas, Titagarh: Bullish trend in railway-related stocks may continue

Rail Vikas Nigam, Titagarh Wagons and Texmaco Rail & Engineering may soar up to 18 per cent in coming sessions

Rail stocks may chug along till budget; book profit selectively: Analysts

Railway stocks: In the upcoming budget, the railways has reportedly sought gross budgetary support (GBS) of Rs 1.5-1.8 trillion over the Rs 1.37 trillion figure earmarked during Budget 2022-23

IRCTC Q2 PAT up 43% YoY to Rs 226 crore, revenue from operation rises 99%

Total income of IRCTC grew 97.55% to Rs 831.79 crore from Rs 421.05 crore YoY

NITI wants infra projects lagging for decades completed by FY23-end

Shortlists 494 projects, including 279 roads and highways worth Rs 1.92 trillion, petroleum projects worth Rs 1.11 trillion, almost a trillion rupees worth of railway projects

Fund allocation for railway projects in North-East rises by 254% in 8 years

The fund allocation for the railway projects in the northeastern states has been increased by 254 per cent in the last eight years (2014-2022) compared to the previous same period

Railways without a separate budget

Recent neglect of the Indian Railways' finances is worrying and public policy debate on this must be revived

TMS Ep113: Semiconductor, railways' budget, market, indigenous OS

Will India become a semiconductor superpower? When will railways' budget come on track? What is IIFL Securities R Venkataraman's take on market trends? Why India wants indigenous OS? All answers here

When will railways' budget come on track?

While the government's labour to boost semiconductor manufacturing in India is bearing some fruits, it is still toiling hard to bring the railways' expenditure on track. This report explains how

Highest ever allocation in railway for Odisha in 2022-23: Ashwini Vaishnaw

He said the Central allocation for the development railway sector in Odisha has been substantially increased during the regime of Modi government in comparison to Congress or UPA government

Railways to get Rs 20,000 crore in supplementary demand for grants

After Parliament approves the supplementary demand, the railways' budget will go up by Rs 40,575.93 crore

Railway ministry resumes consultation on private train operations

The consultations gained relevance after the Railway Board had to scrap the first bid round due to lacklustre participation

We've had no NPAs, plan to keep it that way: Amitabh Banerjee, CMD, IRFC

In a Q&A, Banerjee says the company is unlikely to change its model of leasing to Indian Railways, but is open to financing private projects that have forward or backward linkages with railways

All supercritical railway projects to be completed by March 2022: Goyal

Fund allocation and targets planned for next 4 years, says minister

Railways on the right track

The bottom line is that it calls for a capital expenditure of Rs 16.74 trillion between 2022 and 2031 on track and terminal infrastructure and rolling stock

HIGHLIGHTS OF RAILWAY BUDGET 2010

HIGHLIGHTS OF RAILWAY BUDGET 2010

Wherever we spot opportunities, we will try to invite PPPs: Piyush Goyal

A big thrust has been given to the ease of living for the middle and lower-middle classes, said Goyal

Merger of Railway and Union Budget: How it stands after five years

Raising investments, bringing modern technology, improving connectivity to the Northeast and the overall infrastructure were some of the achievements Railway Minister Piyush Goyal presented on Friday

Got rid of railway budget to remove political interference: Piyush Goyal

Railways will soon come out with a massive 20 gigawatt renewable energy procurement programme by "which we hope to have net zero carbon emissions from the railways in 10 years," he said

The finance ministry must help us find the money for capex: Suresh Prabhu

Prabhu spoke about priority being given to safety and need for more funds for railways to move ahead

IRCTC, IRCON to be listed: Railways mega holding co on the backburner?

Railway authorities termed listing of these companies as a 'shocker'