Mumbai, March 26 The Bombay High Court has suggested that railway authorities introduce public safety announcements on all long-distance trains, specifying the stations where they will halt, similar to the practice followed in Vande Bharat trains.A single bench of Justice Jitendra Jain, in the...
Union Minister for Railways, Ashwini Vaishnaw, announced two more reforms today as part of Indian Railways' commitment to implement 52 reforms in 52 weeks this year. Addressing a press conference in the national capital, Mr. Vaishnaw unveiled the third reform, the Rail Tech Policy, stating that...
New Delhi, February 26 – Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw announced the Rail Tech Policy and the complete digitization of the Railway Claims Tribunal as Reform Number Three and Reform Number Four under the flagship "52 Reforms in 52 Weeks" initiative of the Indian Railways on Thursday.The...
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New Delhi, February 26 The Railways will engage innovators, start-ups, industry and institutions under the new Rail Tech Policy to promote innovation and also digitize the railway claims tribunal to benefit claimants who can file their cases from anywhere with 24x7 availability, Railway Minister...
Today, the Union Minister for Railways announced two more reforms as part of Indian Railways' commitment to undertake 52 reforms in 52 weeks this year. Addressing a press conference in the National Capital, Mr. Vaishnaw unveiled the third reform, the Rail Tech Policy, stating that its objective...
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Mumbai, February 13 The Bombay High Court invoked American novelist F. Scott Fitzgerald while refusing compensation to a man injured in a railway accident, citing the line: "First you take a drink, then the drink takes a drink, then the drink takes you."A single bench of Justice Jitendra Jain...
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Mumbai, February 12 "First you take a drink, then the drink takes a drink, then the drink takes you," a quote by American novelist F. Scott Fitzgerald, was cited by the Bombay High Court while refusing compensation to a man who was intoxicated and injured in a railway accident.A single bench...