The Latest Breaking News from Railways

NEW DELHI: Speculations rife about her international future, India's Test and ODI skipper Mithali Raj will be turning up for Railways at the Women's Senior T20 Trophy beginning on April 18 in what will be her first competitive event since the Women's World Cup.

Associations flay Railways for not restoring services despite return of normalcy

30-odd elephants killed by speeding trains on Walayar-Madukkarai route since 2000: WPSI

Indian Railways beats Telangana, wins women’s title

Three judges of the Madras High Court on Sunday inspected the railway lines that pass through Madukkarai forest range areas to assess the measures taken by the Railways and the Forest Department to avert elephant deaths. They travelled to Walayar station on the A line from Ettiamdai. The judges inspected…

They inspect railway lines that pass through Madukkarai forest range

KOLKATA: Top archers fell by the wayside as upsets marked the second National Ranking Archery Championship that concluded at Kharsawan in Jharkhand on Monday. The poor run of country's top recurve archers Atanu Das and Deepika Kumari continued after the Olympian couple failed to make the Asian Games squad recently.

Inauguration of the South Coast Railway has been a long-pending demand of the people of north Andhra

AMARAVATI: The state government revamped police administration before the formation of new districts late on Saturday night.

The Originating Freight Loading of Indian Railways for the FY 2021-22 stood at 1418.1 MT (provisional) which is 15 per cent more than the previous best set in FY 2020-21 at 1233.2 MT.

Union Minister of Railways Ashwini Vaishnaw on Friday informed the Rajya Sabha that medical facilities to 'Sahayaks' (licensed porters or coolies) and their family members are provided at par with Railway employees as well as free education is available for their wards in the schools run by Railways.