Nagpur: The National Federation of Indian Railwaymen (NFIR) has vehemently opposed the Centre's proposal for FDI in Railways and threatened to go on indefinite strike in June this year.According to NFIR General Secretary M Raghaviah,
New Delhi: A massive technological upgrade drive is on by the Indian Railways in areas like safety, passenger comfort and ticketing in order to match the services with global standards.Steps are also being taken to
New Delhi: Describing the PPP mode as a necessity, Government today allayed apprehensions over allowing FDI in the Railways and said it will help big ticket projects like high-speed corridors and freight corridors. Railway Minister
New Delhi: The Union Cabinet is expected to take a decision on relaxing foreign direct investment (FDI) norms in the cash-starved railways sector this week.The Cabinet note has already been sent to the Cabinet Secretariat
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