Indian Railways introduces stainless steel containers to revolutionise bulk cargo logistics : The future of “Freight on Rail”
NEW DELHI : In a major step towards modernising bulk freight movement and strengthening India’s multimodal logistics ecosystem, Indian Railways has introduced advanced Stainless Steel Containers designed specifically for high-volume bulk cargo transportation. The
DFCCIL : Record train operation efficiency achieved on 26th January 2026
NEW DELHI : DFCCIL marked Republic Day 2026 with a landmark achievement in national freight operations, delivering record train efficiency across its network. The day witnessed the highest-ever aggregate interchange between the Dedicated Freight
Trucks-on-Trains: A strategic modal shift led by Indian Railways’ DFC
NEW DELHI : As India’s Economy grows and consumption diversifies, freight movement has increased sharply, straining roads, fuel use, and air quality. To address this, Indian Railways, through its visionary Dedicated Freight Corridor (DFC)
Railways sets New Record in Freight Movement
By Interchanging a Record 892 Trains in a Single Day, DFC Sets a New Benchmark of Operational Efficiency Railways Ensures Efficient Movement of Goods Across Regions, Reducing Transit Time & Costs Record Freight Interchange
K2 Infragen Ltd. Secures INR 262 Crore Order from Indian Railways
GURUGRAM: K2 Infragen Ltd., an engineering and core infrastructure company has announced receipt of LOA of INR 262 Crores Project from Indian Railways. The work shall be pertaining to “Design, Supply, Erection, Testing &
Ministry of Railways: Year End Review 2025
NEW DELHI : Focused Efforts, Innovation & Indigenisation is helping transform Indian Railways into a World Class Network. Keeping the common man at its focus, Railways made significant strides toward realising its vision of
Indian Railways to double train origination capacity of 48 major cities by 2030
NEW DELHI : In a major push to meet rapidly growing passenger demand, Indian Railways has announced plans to double the train origination capacity of major cities over the next five years, with the
Parliamentary Panel cautions Railways on crew crunch impacting freight corridor vision
NEW DELHI : India’s push for fully electrified, high-capacity dedicated freight corridors could face serious setbacks unless operational bottlenecks, particularly shortages of trained crew, are addressed urgently, a parliamentary committee has warned. The observation
