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Railways Plans To Monetise Passenger Data, Sparks Privacy Concerns
The Railways has floated a tender to hire a consultant to monetise its passenger and freight customer data with the aim to generate revenue up to Rs 1,000 crore, but sources said it may be withdrawn amid concerns over privacy issues.
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'Super Vasuki': 5 Points On India's Longest Train With 295 Wagons
The Indian Railways tested India's longest and heaviest freight train called 'Super Vasuki' on Independence Day and its video is now going viral. The train was operated as part of central government's Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav celebrations.
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Railways Records Highest Ever Freight Load Of 114.8 Metric Tonne In May
Indian Railways' freight made the highest ever loading of 114.8 Metric Tonne (MT) for the month of May and earned Rs 11,604.94 crore from freight loading, said the Ministry of Railways on Tuesday.
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Alstom's Electric Locomotives Approved To Run Freight Trains At 120 kmph
The Railway Ministry has approved Alstom-built 12,000-horsepower (HP) electric locomotives to run freight trains at a maximum speed of 120 kmph, a statement from the French company said on Wednesday.
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Railways Plans 4,000-km Freight Corridor To Connect Industries In East, West, South: Report
The Railways will build nearly 4,000-km dedicated freight corridor connecting industrial areas in the eastern and western parts of the country to southern India through major ports in Odisha and Andhra Pradesh, a document on the planned corridors says.
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"June Loading Is Almost Back To Normal": Railways Official
The railways' freight loading which had suffered a huge dent during the lockdown period has shown improvement with the national transporter registering more than 90 per cent loading in June so far, as compared to the same period last year, a senior official said.
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Freight Trains To Display Advertisements To Generate Non-Fare Revenue
For the first time, freight trains will display advertisements to generate non-fare revenue, senior railway officials said today.
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Missing Several Deadlines, Railways' Freight Corridor Project Sets New Target
Failing several times to meet its deadlines, Indian Railways has yet again set a new target of April 2020 for commissioning of the 3,342-km Dedicated Freight Corridor (DFC) along its trunk routes.
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Railways Dedicated Freight Corridor Project to be Completed By 2019
Railways today assured the industry that the ambitious Rs 81,459 cr worth 'Dedicated Freight Corridor' (DFC) project, meant for faster goods movement, will be completed by 2019.
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Railways Plans To Monetise Passenger Data, Sparks Privacy Concerns
The Railways has floated a tender to hire a consultant to monetise its passenger and freight customer data with the aim to generate revenue up to Rs 1,000 crore, but sources said it may be withdrawn amid concerns over privacy issues.
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'Super Vasuki': 5 Points On India's Longest Train With 295 Wagons
The Indian Railways tested India's longest and heaviest freight train called 'Super Vasuki' on Independence Day and its video is now going viral. The train was operated as part of central government's Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav celebrations.
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Railways Records Highest Ever Freight Load Of 114.8 Metric Tonne In May
Indian Railways' freight made the highest ever loading of 114.8 Metric Tonne (MT) for the month of May and earned Rs 11,604.94 crore from freight loading, said the Ministry of Railways on Tuesday.
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Alstom's Electric Locomotives Approved To Run Freight Trains At 120 kmph
The Railway Ministry has approved Alstom-built 12,000-horsepower (HP) electric locomotives to run freight trains at a maximum speed of 120 kmph, a statement from the French company said on Wednesday.
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Railways Plans 4,000-km Freight Corridor To Connect Industries In East, West, South: Report
The Railways will build nearly 4,000-km dedicated freight corridor connecting industrial areas in the eastern and western parts of the country to southern India through major ports in Odisha and Andhra Pradesh, a document on the planned corridors says.
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"June Loading Is Almost Back To Normal": Railways Official
The railways' freight loading which had suffered a huge dent during the lockdown period has shown improvement with the national transporter registering more than 90 per cent loading in June so far, as compared to the same period last year, a senior official said.
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Freight Trains To Display Advertisements To Generate Non-Fare Revenue
For the first time, freight trains will display advertisements to generate non-fare revenue, senior railway officials said today.
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Missing Several Deadlines, Railways' Freight Corridor Project Sets New Target
Failing several times to meet its deadlines, Indian Railways has yet again set a new target of April 2020 for commissioning of the 3,342-km Dedicated Freight Corridor (DFC) along its trunk routes.
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Railways Dedicated Freight Corridor Project to be Completed By 2019
Railways today assured the industry that the ambitious Rs 81,459 cr worth 'Dedicated Freight Corridor' (DFC) project, meant for faster goods movement, will be completed by 2019.
