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C Samy Nadar Sr. ALP/NCJ ഇക്കഴിഞ്ഞ മെയ്‌ മാസം 31-)o തീയതി  സർവീസിൽ നിന്നു വിരമിച്ചു . നാഗർ കോവിൽ crew ടെപോയിൽ വച്ച് അദ്ദേഹത്തിനു നൽകിയ ഊഷ്മളമായ യാത്ര അയപ്പിന്റെ ദൃശ്യങ്ങൾ ചുവടെ  

Membership  Campaign @ N C J On 12-07-13

Incom tax exemption on milage areers AILRSA കൊടുത്ത representation ഉം  അതിനു CPO അവർകൾ പുറപ്പെടുവിച്ച order ഉം .

AILRSA wants cut in working hours of loco pilots Madurai, Jul 1 :  A day-long symposium on Accident-free Safe Journey organised by the All India Loco Running Staff Association (AILRSA), South Zone has appealed to the Centre to reduce the duty hours of loco pilots from the current 12 hours to six hours, to ensure the safety of the passengers. The railway department is still following the 12 hour-duty announced in 1946. Moreover, 365 days continuous duty sans weekly off, six days continuous night duty cycle were among such callousness rules still practised by the Railway Ministry, R Murali, Zonal Secretary of AILRSA told newspersons here today. In a resolution, the association expressed deep concern over the worsening working conditions faced by loco running staff and criticised the delaying tactics of the Railway Department on fulfilling the long-pending demand of reducing the working hours of loco pilots, he said. Instead of reducing the working hours and filling up the v

RESULT OF SECRET BALLOT ELECTIONS, INDIAN RAILWAYS (25,26 &27 APRIL 2013)   Sl No Railway Total voters Votes polled % of votes AIRF % of votes NFIR % of votes I st position 2 nd position 1 CR 105157   89258 84.88 42556 47.68 32467 36.37 AIRF NFIR 2 ECR   73504   59352 80.75 23612 39.78 16919 28.51 AIRF  ----- 3 ECoR   40310   34438 85.43 14198 40.77 12367 35.52 AIRF NFIR 4 ER 108859   91848 84.37 42537 45.65 33102 35.52 AIRF NFIR 5 NCR   65090   56021 86.07 22337 39.87 31830 56.82 NFIR AIRF 6 NER   53293   45256 84.92 20509 45.49   5413 11.96 AIRF ------ 7 NWR   49526   45695 92.26 20931 45.81 18610 40.72 AIRF NFIR 8 NFR   61003   53994 88.51 24148 44.81 28616 53.10 NFIR AIRF 9 NR 139711 123928 88.70 57307 45.94 53259 42.70 AIRF NFIR 10 SCR  

Refund rules changed Now cancel railway ticket at least 48 hrs before to get refund Jun 25, 2013 New Delhi:  Railway Ministry today revised its refund rules comprehensively under which passengers will have to present their confirmed tickets at least 48 hours before the journey instead of existing 24 hours to get the maximum refund. The new rules, which are aimed at facilitating early confirmation of wait-listed passengers, will come into effect from July 1. To get a refund with cancellation charges of 25 percent of the fare, passengers will now have to cancel their confirmed tickets within 48 hours and at least six hours before the train’s departure against the existing four hours, the ministry said. Reuters The existing window of time for the same amount of fare deduction is between 24 hours to four hours before the train’s scheduled departure. Railway is deducting a minimum per passenger cancellation charge at the flat rate of Rs 120 for AC first class/executive

Now, general waiting ticket to get confirmed before tatkal quota The Tatkal/Current rail ticket reservation will no more get weightage over normal waiting tickets. Generally people have to suffer in the journey as their tickets doesn’t confirm even if they have made reservations much before the date of journey. While those who make Tatkal or current reservations get confirmed tickets just a day before travel. But now there is a change in the ongoing procedure. Considering the summer rush the Railway Department has decided to give preference to the general waiting tickets over Tatkal tickets. As per the new rule general waiting tickets will be given preference over current tickets while allotting berths in the extra coaches. Thus first of all thousands of passengers who make reservations well in advance will get their seats followed by Tatkal quota. Earlier Indian Railways had issued a circular stating that the waiting lists will be cleared in the extra coaches before the curr

New Railway Minister took charge Kharge takes charge as new Railway Minister Mamuni Das Mallikarjun Kharge takes charge as Minister of Railways at Rail Bhavan in the Capital on Wednesday. Photo: Kamal Narang Ads by Google Make your day special  -  With Raymond Made-to-Measure Suits. Exclusive Rs. 1,000 Voucher Raymond-suiting-bangalore.com New Delhi, June 19:   Mallikarjun Kharge, who took charge as the seventh Railway Minister in the UPA-II regime on Wednesday, took a cautious stand and refused to answer any questions before having a detailed discussion with the Railway Board officials. The swearing-in ceremony took place on Monday. PTI reports: Assuming charge as the new Railway Minister, Mallikarjun Kharge said that he would hold a discussion with officials on the issues being faced by the national transporter before deciding on priorities. “I will discuss the issues and then I will have to decide on priorities,” Kharge said after assuming ch