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502 India 2018 Zonal Railways North Eastern Northeast Frontier North Western Southern South Central South Eastern South East Central Railway South Western Railway Western West Central Railway Metro Railway Headquarters Gorakhpur Maligaon (Guwahati) Jaipur Chennai Secunderabad Kolkata Bilaspur Hubli Mumbai Jabalpur Kolkata The main objectives of railways planning have been to develop the transport infrastructure to carry the projected quantum of traffic and meet the developmental needs of the economy. Since the inception of the planned era in 1950-51, Indian Railways have implemented nine five-year plans, apart from annual plans in some years. During the Plans, emphasis was laid on a comprehensive programme of system modernization. With capacity being, stretched to its limits, investments of cost-effective technological changes become inescapable in order to meet the ever-increasing demand for rail transport. Along with the major thrust directed towards rehabilitation of assets, technological changes and upgradation of standards were initiated in important areas of track, locomotives, passenger coaches, wagon bogie designs, signalling and telecommunication. Central Public Sector Enterprises There are fourteen undertakings under the administrative control of the Ministry of Railways, viz., (i) RITES Ltd., (ii) IRCON International Limited, (iii) Indian Railway Finance Corporation Limited (IRFC), (iv) Container Corporation of India Limited (CONCOR), (v) Konkan Railway Corporation Limited (KRCL), (vi) Mumbai Railway Vikas Corporation Limited (MRVC) (vii) Indian Railway Catering & Tourism Corporation Ltd. (IRCTC), (viii) Railtel Corporation of India Ltd. (Rail Tel), (ix) Rail Vikas Nigam Ltd. (RVNL), (x) Dedicated Freight Corridor Corporation of India Limited (DFCCIL), (xi) Bharat Wagon and Engineering Co. Ltd. (BWEL), (xii) Burn Standard Company Limited (BSCL), (xiii) Braithwaite and Company Limited (BCL) and (xiv) Kolkata Metro Rail Corporation Ltd. Research and Development The Research Design and Standards Organization (RDSO) at Lucknow is the R&D wing of Indian Railways. It functions as a consultant in technical matters.
Transport 503 It also provides consultancy to other organizations connected with railway manufacture and design. RDSO has developed a new design of wider and heavier pre-stressed concrete sleeper RT-8527 for 25 T axle load to achieve higher frame resistance against bucking, higher rubber pad life, and feasibility of reducing de-stressing temperature with likely reduction in rail/weld failures. Railway Finance Though a part of the overall financial figures of the Government of India, the Railway Budget was being presented separately to Parliament since 1924-25 owing to the Separation Convention of 1924. The Railways had its own 16 demands for grants, which also used to be considered and passed by the Parliament separately. The main reason behind the Separation Convention was to secure stability for civil estimates as the Railway finance used to be a sizeable part of the general finances. The Government decided to merge the Railway Budget with the general Budget from the 2017-18. The unified budget will bring the affairs of the Railways to centre stage and present a holistic picture of the financial position of the Government. This merger would facilitate multimodal transport planning between highways, railways and waterways. Railways would continue to maintain its distinct entity as a departmentally run commercial undertaking and retain its functional autonomy, delegation of financial powers etc. as per the existing guidelines. Instead of the erstwhile scheme of sixteen demands for grants, the Ministry of Finance introduced one demand for grant for the Ministry of Railways. Freight Traffic Rapid progress in industrial and agricultural sectors has generated a higher level of demand for rail transport, particularly in core sectors like coal, iron and steel ores, petroleum products and essential commodities such as food grains, fertilizers, cement, sugar, salt, edible oils etc. Revenue from freight traffic increased from 73.2 million tonnes in 1950-51 to 969.05 million tonnes in 2011- 2012. In 2015-16, IR loaded 1108.62 million tonnes of which 1101.51 million tonnes was revenue-earning and 7.11 million tomes non-revenue-earning, and achieved total net tonne kilometres (NTKMs) of 656 billion as against 683 billion in 2014-15. The freight earnings went up from ` 103100.15 crore in 2014-15 to ` 106940.55 crore in 2015-16, registering a growth of 3.72 percent. Passenger Business Passenger earnings in 2015-16 were ` 44,283.26 crore. This was ` 2,093.66 crore (4.96 per cent) higher than the earnings in 2014-15. Suburban traffic contributed 5.82 per cent to the total earnings. The remaining 94.18 per cent came from nonsuburban passengers. Earnings from Second and sleeper class mail/express passengers comprised 51.52 per cent of the total passenger earnings. Indian Railways is a commonly used mode of public transportation. During 2015-16, it carried 8,107 million passengers.
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