Category: IR Performance

A total of 1,94,902 passengers opted for Vande Bharat train service in November 2023.

East Coast Railway’s (ECoR’s) Walter division recorded highest ever rake loading by loading a total of 1,791 rakes in November 2023.

Indian Railways (IR) has achieved a total of 1,015.6 million tonnes (MT) freight loading during April-November period of 2023-24.

CR has generated revenue to the tune of Rs 545.1 million from various advertising venues in the April to October period of 2023-24.

In October 2023, the Coal India Limited (CIL) has carried a total of 31.48 million tonnes (mt) of coal through railways which resulted in escalation of coal dispatches by 13.6 per cent when compared to corresponding period in 2022.

In a notable development, Central Railways (CR) has transported a total of 0.1 million automobiles) from April 1, 2023 to November 15, 2023.

Indian Railways (IR) plans on surpassing the revenue target of Rs 1.5 trillion in 2023-24, following the recent milestone of earning Rs 1 trillion from freight.

According to railway officials, the national transporter has witnessed a noteworthy shift in passenger preferences.

Reportedly, South Western Railways (SWR) has registered gross revenue of Rs 42.88 billion in the April-October period of 2023-24, 10.44 per cent higher than the gross revenue registered in the corresponding period last year (Rs 38.83 billion).

The national transporter has transported 887.25 million tonnes (mt) freight in the April-October period of 2023-24.

In an important development, Central Railway’s (CR) freight loading for September 2023 stood at 5.76 million tonnes (mt), exceeding the September 2022 loading of 5.65 mt by 1.90 per cent, making it the highest loading for any September month.

In the April –September period of 2023-24, the national transporter has carried freight loading of 758.20 million tonnes (mt).

According to Ministry of Railways, Indian Railways has utilised 59 per cent of its total capital expenditure in the first six months of 2023-24.

In a notable development, Indian Railways (IR) has achieved 634.66 million tonnes (mt) freight loading during April-August period of 2023-24.

According to Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) report, Indian Railways recorded an operating ratio of 107.39 per cent in 2021-22.

Indian Railways (IR) has recorded 507.7 million tonnes (mt) freight loading in the April-July period of 2023-24, an increase of 1.23 per cent over the freight loading in the corresponding period in 2022-23 (501.55 mt).

During the April-June period of 2023-24, Indian Railways (IR) freight loading stood at 383.72 million tonnes (mt) against last year loading of 279.41 mt, an increase of approximately 1.14 per cent over the corresponding period in 2022-23 .

During May 2023 Indian Railways (IR) originating freight loading stood at 134 million tonnes (mt), 2 per cent higher as compared to the corresponding period in 2022-23.

The South-Central Railways (SCR) has commenced the financial year 2023-24 with its best ever performance in passenger and freight segments for April 2023.

Indian Railways (IR) has recorded monthly freight loading of 126.46 million tonnes (mt) in April 2023.