READ MORE Big boost to safety in Railways: All Unmanned level Crossing on broad gauge has been eliminated across the country Keeping its promise of providing safe rail travel, Railways has successfully eliminated all unmanned level crossings (UMLCs) throughout the zonal railway networks across the country. With this historic move, train accidents and station mishaps will now be fewer. READ MORE READ MORE Railways has opened a 3-km long bridge and 3 additional tracks on the Dhanbad-Mughalsarai route, thereby increasing transit of Coal Rakes by about 25% Recently, an over 3 kilometres long bridge with 3 Railways tracks, equipped with advance signalling features on river Son has been commissioned on Grand chord route, linking Dhanbad in Jharkhand to Mughalsarai in Uttar Pradesh. The move will increase transit of Coal Rakes by about 25% and ensure ample production of electricity to meet India's growing energy needs. READ MORE READ MORE READ MORE Transforming Railways, Transforming India : Nine Rail Projects in India to Look Out for Railways has undergone a massive transformation over the last decade. It has achieved its best safety record in nearly six decades; the highest ever track renewal in a financial year; has put on the map cities previously inaccessible in India’s northeast; and electrified a large part of its network. READ MORE READ MORE East Coast Railway completed its drive in replacing all the mechanical signals with arms from its zone with modern signalling system to make the train movement more effective and up-to-date The East Coast Railway (ECoR) has removed its last mechanical signaling system at Tureikela station in Balangir district on 31st January 2019. After this, the old type of signaling system is a thing of the past in the Zone. READ MORE READ MORE READ MORE Empowering Artisans: After having recently adopted Terracota Kulhads, Railways will now use Linen items produced by the KVIC Railways has ordered all its Zones to procure linen items from Khadi and Village Industries Commission (KVIC), days after instructions were issued to Varanasi and Raebareli to use terracotta kulhads from the Government organisation in stations to serve tea and other items. READ MORE Join us:   PiyushGoyalOfficial  PiyushGoyal  www.PiyushGoyal.in