
Railways to start GPS tagging of 300,000 Wagons
As part of the Wagon GPS (WGPS) Project, the Centre for Railway Information Systems (CRIS) has invited expressions of interest for participating in knowledge gathering
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As part of the Wagon GPS (WGPS) Project, the Centre for Railway Information Systems (CRIS) has invited expressions of interest for participating in knowledge gathering

The Northeast has been the prime focus in all developmental agendas of the Centre and Indian Railways is significantly contributing towards the transformation of this

Eastern Railway (ER) has set an ambitious target of transporting 100 million tonne of cargo by 2024. ER general manager Arun Arora said, “In 2021-22,

The advent of containerization ensured seamless movement of cargo, through curtailing lead times by bypassing the need for multiple handling of the cargo. This has

The National Rail Plan envisages that the share of freight traffic by rail should go up from current share of 27% to 45% by 2030.

This is being done to intensify a crackdown on ‘indent mafia’ that corners availability of wagons in advance and profiteers from the scarcity, government said.

The assured depth dredging work of river Barak (NW-16) from Badarpur to Bhanga (10.5 km) has been awarded to Dredging Corporation of India. The scheduled

The first coal-loaded freight rake was flagged off from Pakur siding on Monday for Ropar Thermal Power Plant in Punjab. With this, the first Gati

The Bhutan government too, on its part, has taken initiatives to assist the NFR with the project that would provide the first railhead to the

As part of the Wagon GPS (WGPS) Project, the Centre

The Northeast has been the prime focus in all developmental

Eastern Railway (ER) has set an ambitious target of transporting

The advent of containerization ensured seamless movement of cargo, through

The National Rail Plan envisages that the share of freight

This is being done to intensify a crackdown on ‘indent

The assured depth dredging work of river Barak (NW-16) from

The first coal-loaded freight rake was flagged off from Pakur

The Bhutan government too, on its part, has taken initiatives