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The project is expected to be completed within 12 months, marking a crucial step in advancing the safety infrastructure of India's railway network.
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The project is expected to be completed within 12 months, marking a crucial step in advancing the safety infrastructure of India's railway network.
 
                  
The initiative is a part of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between South Central Railways (SCR) and RailTel Corporation. The work order is expected to be completed by December 4, 2027.
 
                  
The scope of the project includes the design, supply, erection, testing, and commissioning of traction substations with associated switching posts.
 
                  
The contract, awarded by Northern Railway, is domestic in nature and is expected to be executed by February 27, 2025. RailTel stated that the order signifies its growing role in supporting the digital transformation of Indian Railways through advanced IT solutions.
 
                  
This project is part of the larger Harbour Line Extension (MUTP 3A) initiative aimed at improving the overall railway infrastructure in Mumbai, which will benefit thousands of commuters every day.
 
                  
The project involves the doubling of the track between Parbhani and Parli stations, spanning 58.06 km in Maharashtra, excluding Gangakhed Yard (6.775 km). In addition to the track doubling, the project will also include electrification and signaling works.
 
                  
Indian Railways is set to collaborate with Swiss companies for tunneling works in major projects like the Rishikesh-Karan Prayag and Udhampur-Srinagar-Baramulla rail links, aiming to enhance infrastructure, safety, and operational efficiency.
 
                  
Container Corporation of India (CONCOR) announced its plans to surrender a portion of land at its inland container depot (ICD) in Tughlakabad, Delhi, in an effort to reduce its land licensing fee (LLF) payments to the Indian Railways.
 
                  
In January 2021, the government listed IRFC on stock exchanges. The corporation issued new shares as part of the share sale, and the government also diluted its holding by an extra 4.55%.
 
                  
Rashtriya Rail Sanraksha Kosh (RRSK) and Railway Safety Fund (RSF) instrumental in enhancing rail safety and critical infrastructure over the past five years.
 
                  
Police investigate signal failure in fatal accident that claimed 275 lives
 
                  
From 1 April to 8 October, Indian Railways' estimated total earnings on an originating basis totaled ₹33,476 crore, a 92% increase over the ₹17,394 crore earned during the same time of the previous fiscal year.
 
                  
The shares of the company closed at Rs 105.65 apiece at a decline of 0.94% today on the NSE.
 
                  
It also proclaimed an interim dividend of Rs 2 per share for FY22 and fixed February 18 as the date for payment.
 
                  
The government of India's electric locomotive manufacturers, Chittaranjan Locomotive Works (CLW) and Diesel Loco Modernisation Works (DMW), part of Indian Railways, placed orders with Hitachi Energy.
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