Special emphasis is being laid on initiatives aimed at enhancing passenger convenience and safety, capacity augmentation, introduction of modern (Linke Hofmann Busch (LHB) coaches, and steady progress in new line, doubling, and multi-tracking projects, he said on the occasion.
This important initiative is aimed at enhancing passenger safety, improving operational efficiency and enabling higher permissible train speeds on this vital rail corridor.
ECoR has applied to the Bureau of Energy Efficiency (BEE) under the “BEE Shunya Labelling Programme” for Net Zero Certification.
The meeting reaffirmed ECoR’s continued commitment to strengthening the use of Hindi in official communication and ensuring strict adherence to the Government of India’s Official Language Policy.
This initiative follows the Railway Board’s directive, aimed at improving employee welfare and financial convenience.
Prof. Mousumi Padhi from XIM University delivered an expert lecture, offering insights into strengthening analytical readiness, capability building, and preparing the cadre for future responsibilities. Interactive discussions among officers promoted learning continuity and professional bonding.
The inspection focused on strengthening safety standards, improving infrastructure reliability, and ensuring seamless train operations in this important corridor.
The line will significantly improve mobility for districts including Nayagarh, Boudh, Sonepur and Balangir, enhancing access to markets, strengthening regional trade and supporting balanced socio-economic development.
This achievement has been accomplished in just 235 days, as on 21 November, underscoring the Division’s growing freight-handling capability and operational excellence.
The senior railway officials lauded their commitment while highlighting the vital role of frontline staff including Track Maintainers, Loco Pilots, Technicians and Station Operators in ensuring Railway Safety.
