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Indian Railways Creating Jobs! Lakhs of Families Benefited, Bihar Gets Special Boost

Indian Railways has created lakhs of jobs, bringing major employment benefits to Bihar. Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnav shared these achievements in Parliament, earning global praise

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Published: 17 Mar 2025, 01:55 PM
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Indian Railways Creating Jobs! Lakhs of Families Benefited, Bihar Gets Special Boost

New Delhi. Indian Railways is continuously expanding across the country. From track to bogie and engine, everything is being upgraded, so that maximum distance can be covered in less time. The result of the work done by the Railways in the last few years is now visible. Indian Railways has now started exporting everything from coaches to rail engines. Metro train bogies are also being exported. Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnav has given detailed information about this in Parliament. Along with this, he has also given information about the jobs given by the Railways in the last 10 years. Let us tell you that Indian Railways has been continuously moving on the path of progress for the last few years. After the semi high-speed train, now preparations are going on in full swing to run bullet trains in the country.


Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnav, while participating in the debate during the budget session of Parliament, has given information about the achievements of Indian Railways. The Railway Minister told what Indian Railways is exporting to which country. Indian Railways is exporting everything from coaches to engines to countries like Britain to France, Australia, Germany, Italy, Spain Romania. In the last decade, Indian Railways has done remarkable work in the direction of manufacturing, the effect of which is now visible.


What did Indian Railways export to where


  • Metro coach: Australia


  • Bogie: UK, Saudi Arabia, France, Australia


  • Propulsion: France, Mexico, Romania, Spain, Germany, Italy


  • Passenger coach: Mozambique, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka


  • Locomotive: Mozambique, Senegal, Sri Lanka, Myanmar, Bangladesh


Bihar will become a brand


Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnav has also given important information on future plans. He said in the House, 'In the coming time, export of locomotives will start from Marhora (Saran, Bihar), where more than 100 locomotives will be exported. Soon people will be able to see locomotives made in Bihar all over the world. Apart from this, forged wheels will be produced from Tamil Nadu and it will also be exported. Today, railway coaches are being exported from our country to Australia.'


How many jobs did the railways provide in 10 years


Ashwini Vaishnav has also given information about the jobs given to the youth by the Indian Railways. He said that the railways have provided 5 lakh jobs in the last 10 years. The minister further said that 4 lakh jobs were provided in 10 years of UPA. Ashwini Vaishnav further said that since the time of Jan Sangh, our priority has been the poor, lower middle class and middle class. He has also said a big thing about the accident that happened during Kumbh. The Railway Minister said, 'Overall everything was fine in Kumbh, one incident happened which was very unfortunate. The High Power Committee is investigating it. More than 200 people have been questioned. Necessary steps are being taken to prevent such a thing from happening again.


Where and why the work is stuck


Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnav has also given information about where and why the work of the railways is stuck. He said, 'If the state government cooperates in the construction of railway flyovers in Kerala, the work can be done faster. There is a lot of difficulty in land acquisition in West Bengal. Law and order issues come up. At some places, the Bengal government has to give land for the railway project, but it is not getting it. Work is going on at a fast pace in states like Haryana, Rajasthan, MP.'

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