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Accidents due to carrying of inflammable materials in passenger trains

Start Date :
Jan 01, 2015
Last Date :
Jul 17, 2015
04:15 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
Section 67 of Railway act prescribes that:- ...
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Sajin Panchil
11 years 3 months ago
1: Fire Extinguisher in each coach
2. Smoke/Fire detection system in coach which will alert the LP/ALP in case of fire so that he can stop the train immediately.
3. Strict fine for people carrying such things and also for people who smokes in train.
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Trideep kumar saha
11 years 3 months ago
why indian railway cant make profit? please make the rules hard so that not even a single person can travel without ticket, follow the ticket checking system same as that of in metro station. More over the no of gen & sleeper compartment is to be increased & fare for AC(hire) classes to be raised. Reduce the no of reserved quota. Provide more no of manual ticket booking machine so that in emergency requirement people need not to go to counter directly can obtain ticket from machine
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garvit pandya
11 years 3 months ago
Everything is banned, yet some people goes to the door side and smokes, no one has the courage to mess with him. Even in A.C coaches this things happens. Nobody asks them to through the bidi or cigarettes. Not a single railway personnel stops them (except some T.T.Es) but, after he goes, people again starts their work. To stop them what you can do is keep eye on them. Keep cameras, it is necessary. It may get stolen, but we do not have any other option.
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parmeshwar dudhgi veerbhadrppa
11 years 3 months ago
sir indian army me join kar ne ke liye 18-25 age karenge to jada logoko army me join karne ko mouka milega
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Ravi Sharma
11 years 3 months ago
As per current Railway Rules the Monthly Session Ticket are allowed to only up to 150 KM. But in today's Super Fast Trains provide services to commuters to travel return trip of more than 150 km in a day. So this limit should actual be removed to facilitate more Session Ticket Holders which will help to increase revenue to Indian Railways and Facility to consumers.
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Rohit Sharma
11 years 3 months ago
Indian Railways can ban the Cigarettes, match boxes and lighters with passengers while travelling. If any one found with these items then govt. should take strict action against those person.
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Nehil Shrivastava
11 years 3 months ago
At First Indian Railways must Begin to Seek Strict Action against the Trespassers,Ticketless Passengers as well as those who DIsturb and Destroy the Train and Station Infrastructure.Then the Maintainence must be Done Regularly.
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Vijay Dani
11 years 3 months ago
I have travelled on Indian railways for last 70 years ,in all classes. What I feel is that the country is not under developed nor developing . It is the 90% people are under developed and not developing. You can get the best railways in the world for India., til the people know how to maintain them is not known ,they will deteriorate in noo time. Let us first become fit enough to make use of bullet trains. I am watching the TV show on various trains.
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Neelam Yadav
11 years 3 months ago
luggage checking should be compulsory on every station (even on small stations)
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ravi kumar
11 years 3 months ago
40 % seats in unreserved bogies in every train should be made for women, children , senior citizens and physically disabled.
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