All India articles – Page 2
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Country profileIndia, Nepal & Sri Lanka - country map
India, Sri Lanka & Nepal: national rail network map
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West Bengal Transport Corp Ltd (CTC)
First line opened 1890; network now comprises 6 routes. See Kolkata network map. Formerly Calcutta Tramways Co (1978) Ltd. A once-extensive network has been scaled back, with continuing abandonments through the last decade compounded by construction work for the city metro. Just six short city-centre routes remain, with a small ...
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Bhartiya Railway Mall Godam Shramik Sangh (BRMGSS)
Trade union representing Indian railway warehouse workers AddressD-86 Sahyog ViharDwarka Sector-3MatialaDelhi 110059IndiaPhone+91 11 2533 2828Emailcontact@brmgss.orgWebsitebrmgss.org
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South Central Railway (SCR – India)
First line opened 1853. See India network map. South Central Railway is a zonal constituent of Indian Railways, comprising divisions centred on Secunderabad, Hyderabad and Nanded, and also three further divisions at Vijayawada, Guntur and Guntakal. These are expected to form much of the new South Coast Railway (see below). ...
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South East Central Railway (SECR – India)
First line opened 1853. See India network map. South East Central Railway is a zonal constituent of Indian Railways, comprising divisions centred on Nagpur, Bilaspur and Raipur. The network serves 233 stations mainly in the state of Chhattisgarh, but also has extensive lines in southeast Madhya Pradesh and east Maharashtra, ...
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West Central Railway (WCR – India)
First line opened 1853. See India network map. West Central Railway is a zonal constituent of Indian Railways, comprising divisions centred on Jabalpur, Bhopal and Kota. The network serves 292 stations mainly in the state of Madhya Pradesh, but includes the Mathura – Kota – Nagda main line and branches ...
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North Central Railway (NCR – India)
First line opened 1853. See India network map. North Central Railway is a zonal constituent of Indian Railways, comprising divisions centred on Allahabad, Jhansi and Agra. The network serves 333 stations mainly in the southwest of Uttar Pradesh state, but also includes lines in eastern Rajasthan and northern Madhya Pradesh. ...
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Varanasi Metro Rail Corp Ltd (VMRCL)
Metro project on hold. Central government approval for a two-line metro was received in May 2016; however, a review in 2017 and resubmission of the project led to its rejection in June 2018. The line would have run southeast from BHEL via Varanasi Jc station to Banaras Hindu University (19·3 ...
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Mumbai Railway Vikas Corp (MRVC) Ltd
MRVC is a joint venture of the Ministry of Railways and the government of Maharashtra and was established in July 1999 to implement the rail element of the Mumbai Urban Transport Project (MUTP). Faced with extreme overcrowding and network capacity constraints, the project aims to segregate suburban operations from mainline ...
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Pipavav Railway Corp Ltd (PRCL)
This public-private partnership, jointly owned by the Ministry of Railways and Gujarat Pipavav Port Ltd, was set up to improve access to and from the port of Pipavav by converting Western Railway’s 250 km metre-gauge Surendranagar–Pipavav line to broad-gauge, construction of a new 20 km link into Pipavav Port, and ...
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Nagpur Metro Rail Corp Ltd
Opened 2019, India’s 13th metro. Two routes with 36 stations. See Nagpur network map. Government approval for a two-line, 37 station metro was given in February 2014, with the first section of Line 1 opened for limited service on March 8 2019 from Sitabuldi on the south side of the ...
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Patna Metro Rail Corp
Metro opened October 2025; single line serving three stations. See Patna network map. An initial phase of a metro for Patna was approved by Cabinet on February 13 2019 (31 km, 24 stations), consisting of two lines with completion planned by 2028. On March 10 2020 Delhi Metro Rail ...
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Noida Metro Rail Corporation (NMRC)
Opened 2019, India’s 11th metro. Single line serving 21 stations. See Delhi network map. Approved in 2014 with construction begun in 2015, Phase 1 opened on January 25 2019 (29·7 km, 21 stations). It runs from Noida Sector 51, near Delhi Metro’s Blue line/Line 3 Sector 71 station, on an ...
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South Eastern Railway (SER – India)
First line opened 1853. See India network map. South Eastern Railway is a zonal constituent of Indian Railways, comprising divisions centred on Adra, Chakradharpur, Kharagpur and Ranchi. The network serves 331 stations mainly in the states of West Bengal, Jharkhand and Odisha. The South East Central Railway was until April ...
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North Eastern Railway (NER – India)
First line opened 1875. See India network map. North Eastern Railway is a zonal constituent of Indian Railways, comprising divisions centred on Lucknow, Varanasi and Izzatnagar. The network serves 324 stations mainly in the north of Uttar Pradesh and northwest Bihar, with some routes into Uttarakhand; it also handles most ...
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National Federation of Indian Railwaymen (NFIR)
Represents railway workers across India. Address311 ChilakalagudaSecunderabad - 500071IndiaPhone+91 40 2750 0199Emailnfirindia@gmail.comWebsitewww.nfirindia.com
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Northeast Frontier Railway (NFR – India)
First line opened 1875. See India network map. Northeast Frontier Railway is a zonal constituent of Indian Railways, comprising divisions centred on Lumding, Rangiya, Katihar, Alipurduar and Tinsukia and serving 433 stations. The Lumding division is to be split, with a new Silchar division to be created covering the south ...
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Rapid MetroRail Gurgaon Ltd (RMGL)
Opened 2013, India’s fourth metro. Single route with 11 stations. See Delhi network map. From a loop around the Cyber City development Gurgaon’s privately-funded metro connects at Sikandarpur with Delhi Metro’s Yellow Line. This initial section opened on November 14 2013. (5·1 km, 6 stations), and was extended south from ...
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South Western Railway (SWR – India)
First line opened 1853. See India network map. South Western Railway is a zonal constituent of Indian Railways, comprising divisions centred on Bengaluru, Mysuru and Hubballi. The network serves 309 stations, mainly in the state of Karnataka, but includes lines into Andhra Pradesh, Tamilnadu, Maharashtra and Goa. SWR was founded ...