Railway Budget 2014

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  "10 Years' Work Just A Trailer, Have Long Way To Go": PM Modi

  Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday listed initiatives like a six-fold budget increase from 2014 and assured the countrymen that in the next five years, the transformation of railways will exceed their imagination.

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  Sundar Pichai Calls for Entry-Level Smartphones as Cheap as Rs. 2,000

  The Google CEO was addressing an audience of 3,500 students and teachers at his alma mater IIT Kharagpur.

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  #CelebTrains: Rajinikanth Express Doesn't Travel; Stations Come To It

  The hashtag is trending on the second spot right after #RailBudget2015. Mr Suresh Prabhu, please take note.

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  Auto Industry Welcomes Railway Budget 2014

  The Indian Auto Industry has welcomed the Railway Budget presented by the Railway Minister Mr. D.V. Sadananda Gowda. Mr. Vikram Kirloskar, President, SIAM (Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers) termed it as a forward looking and progressive Railway budget.

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  Railway Budget 2014: Government Considering Setting up Rail University: Sadananda Gowda

  With an aim of providing railway-oriented education, the government is considering setting up of a Railway University for both technical and non technical subjects.

• India Says Private Funds Will Help Rail System, But Gives No Details

  Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government disappointed markets with its first major economic policy statement on Tuesday, promising to seek foreign and private funding for the railways but giving no details of how it would lure investors.

• Rail Budget Remarkable, Will Put Railways Back on Track: Bhartiya Janata Party

  BJP today hailed the first Railway Budget of the Narendra Modi government as "revolutionary" and "remarkable" that will put the Railways back on track with priorities on safety, hygiene and speed.

• Railway Budget 2014: 58 New Trains to be Introduced

  Railway Minister D.V. Sadananda Gowda on Tuesday announced the launch of 58 new trains this financial year in his maiden budget presented in the Lok Sabha.

• UK Ministers in India to 'Strike a Chord' with Modi's Government

  With a mission to strengthen the 'bilateral trade' ties with India, Finance Minister George Osborne accompanied by Foreign Secretary William Hague is in New Delhi to meet with the Narendra Modi government.

• Rail Budget 2014: Full Text of DV Sadananda Gowda's Speech

  Increased passenger amenities, more safety measures, timely completion of projects and increased financial discipline are the main highlights of the Railway Budget 2014-15 presented by the Minister of Railways DV Sadananda Gowda in Parliament today.

• Ready-To-Eat Meals of Reputed Brands in Trains

  The Railway Budget today proposed to introduce ready-to-eat meals of reputed brands on-board trains to improve food quality and cancel vendors' contract if services were not up to the mark. Presenting the Railway Budget for 2014-15, Railway Minister D...

• Congress Leaders Pull Down Rail Minister's Nameplate at Residence

  Congress workers protested today outside the home of Railways Minister Sadananda Gowda, describing the budget he presented in Parliament today as "pro-rich".

• Shows Where We Want to Take India Through Railways: PM Narendra Modi on Flagship Railway Budget

  Railway Minister Sadananda Gowda today announced the Railway Budget 2014 - 2015, the Narendra Modi government's first railway budget, which the minister claims will be like 'nectar' for the future of the Indian Railways even if it seems like a 'bitter pill' to swallow for now. The railway minister has promised to modernise the Indian Railways netw...

• Rail Budget 2014: 'Railways Can't Be Run on Ad-Hocism', says PM Narendra Modi

  Rail Budget 2014: Safety, speed, services. These, according to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, are the main thrust areas of the first rail budget presented by his government today.

• Rail Budget 2014: Citing Chanakya, Rail Minister Promises Easier Online Tickets

  Passengers trying to book train tickets online will find the process less infuriating soon, said Railways Minister Sadananda Gowda.