state of infrastructure- railways

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State Of Infrastructure-

Railways

Presented By-

Priyanka Baramate (126)Rujuta Baramate (127)Sonali Brahmecha (134)Deepika Panth (159)


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4th largest rail network in the world (2011) Founded 16 April 1857 - Bombay to Thana- 21 miles

Employees 1.6 million

17 Railway Zones

Total route Kilometers 64,215 kms (2011)

Total Running Track Length - 84,260 kms

No. of stations- 6853

The railways carry over 13 million passengers and 1.4

million tonnes freight everyday.

Planned investment in XIth five year plan-Rs.2,51,000 crore (US$ 63 billion)

INTRODUCTION


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TYPES OF RAILWAYS

Duronto Metro

Mail Passenger Rajdhani

Superfast Mail


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PSUs AND JOINT VENTURES

Indian Railways Catering and TourismCorporation(IRCTC)

Container corporation of India limited(CONCOR)

IRCON International Limited

Delhi Metro Rail Corporation(DMRC)

Indian railway finance corporation limited

Konkan railwayMumbai railway vikas corporation limited


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Government expenditure US$ 3.49 Billion (INR 167.52 Billion)

US$ .19 Billion rise

Private sectors participation

From 0.26% to 19.2%

Container trains

Growth in freight and passenger traffic

Freight 8.38%

Passenger 6.26%

GROWTH DRIVERS


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GOVERNMENT INITIATIVES


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TARGETS AND ACHIEVEMENTS

Metro railway (Kolkata)

Circular railway(Kolkata)Mumbai urban transport projects

Chennai extension of MRTS phase II

2009-10 2010-2011

(Route kms) Target Achievement Target Achievement

Electrification 1000 1117 1000 972

Track Renewal 3500 3841 3150 3159

Construction ofnew lines

250 258 700 709

Gaugeconversion

1400 1514 800 837


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HIGHLIGHTS OF BUDGET

Investment-Rs 57630 Crore Gross traffic receipt -Rs 106239 Cr

Financial

Single window clearance for PPP

Rail industrial park in Nandigram 1000km new rail linesInfrastructure

9newDuronto , 3 Shatabdi and 56 express trains,10 Rajya rani

New Launches

ACD

Concession for senior male citizens GO INDIA smart card

Facilities andPassengerAmenities


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ANALYSIS OF RAILWAY ACCIDENTS

Category 2008-09 2009-10Collisions 13 9

Derailment 85 80

Level crossing 69 70

Fire in train 3 2

Miscellaneous 7 4

TOTAL 177 165

Damage to rail Property 7483 lakh 6475 lakh

Compensation : 2008-09 - Rs.218.94 lakh2009-10 - Rs. 265.81 lakh


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Benefit of own state

Unavailability of tickets

Supplier cartels- Windfall profitsGift Rs 50,000 crore to cartels.

CORRUPTION IN RAILWAY


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Rakesh Mohan Committee report - railways needed acomplete overhaul

Next five years a strategy to bring about a completeturnaround in the working of the railway

The turnaround was possible due to Higher freight volumes Increased occupancy in passenger trains Monitor costs and reduce tariffs

Improved market share and operating margins

Improved customer service and reduced passenger fares

RAILWAYS POST - REFORMS


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Well planned strategy to build around capacitygeneration through optimization

Different approach to the social andcommercial segment of the traffic

Increased the passenger carrying capacity

Improved operational efficiency

Dynamic and market driven tariff policy

SALIENT FEATURES OF THE REFORMS


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Building new railway lines

Outsource non-core activities

Break Indian Railways into smaller companies

Create corporate entities to raise cash

Core and peripheral or supportive organization(suggested)

SCOPE FOR REFORMS


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Key areas of focus

gradation of infrastructure

modernization of wagons technology

advanced signaling and telecommunication

induction of high horse power locomotives

grade separation and usage of information technology

construction of state of the art passenger and freight terminalsbench

Priority to low cost, rapid pay back and high return investments

Initiation to private investments in major stations

Increase in the capacity in the existing production units forcoaches and partly by setting up a new manufacturing unitthrough a joint venture under Public Private Partnership (PPP).

Building a super specialty hospital

GROWTH IN FUTURE

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