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Increasing non-fare revenue for Indian Railways

Start Date :
Jun 14, 2016
Last Date :
Jan 01, 2017
00:00 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
Although Indian Railways enjoy the highest captive eyeballs in a railway system internationally, it earns less than 5% of its revenues through non-tariff sources. Many of the world ...
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Dr Prasad Kulkarni
9 years 6 months ago
Increase number of goods trains. Tie up with professional courier, cargo and movers and packers companies. If professional service is given, it will generate a good business. Start premium class bogies (like the First class in international flights) and charge them heavily. Keep smaller trains in routes with low passenger response. Save money wherever possible without compromising passenger safety.
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Manish Ray
9 years 6 months ago
* Reserve all side lower seats only for RAC for heavy routes. Don't allow booking for side lower seats. It will decrease the ticket cancellation rate for WLs and increase availability.
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Saraswathy Sadasivan
9 years 6 months ago
1) A lot of people depend on trucks to transport their belongings while shifting their homes from one city to another. If the railways can give a safe and reliable service for this, it will be great.
2) Improve cloakroom services at major junctions, including clean toilet facilities that can be charged.
3) Installation of solar panels in all major stations
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T S RAJAGOPALAN
9 years 6 months ago
1 Encourage Agriculture all along the Railway properties with Scientific & Hygienic methods
2 Rainwater harvesting & Solar power generation along Railway tracks/ properties
3 Monetization of Stations in Urban & Semi-urban areas with Integrated multi-modal transport hub and commercial establishment with transparency in Development Rights
4 Stations in Rural areas could be developed as Center of excellence for Skill Development, Multi-modal transport Warehousing,Affordable Healthcare centres
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Kamlesh Jolapara
9 years 6 months ago
I suggest the following initiatives, to increase the non-tariff revenue of Indian Railways:
(1) Installation of Solar Panels above the Railway tracks. It will power the admin buildings and excess power can be sold to Grid. PV Sheds above tracks will reduce the fan/AC requirement in train.
(2) Build the railway owned hotels in all major stations to earn additional income.
(3) Convert waste-land along the tracks into growing food products.
Kamlesh Jolapara
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N G Lakshminarayan
9 years 6 months ago
The requirement of energy particularly electrical is very high in IR, it will be viable to go in for installation of solar panels on the roof tops of railway platforms and passenger coaches. Wind turbines can be installed in the premises of the railway stations. These measures will make each stations / trains generate power and reduce the energy bills of IR to a large extent.
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satyajit chakrabarty
9 years 6 months ago
the pass issued to the employee should be digitized to avoid repeated use.
the loading and un-loading of the goods should be under CCTV surveillance to avoid damage and pilferage of the goods, there by restricting the damerage of goods.
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SRIKANTH SATISH KUMAR DARAPU
9 years 6 months ago
(1) At major stations, construction of well maintained all-in-one entertainment and refreshment halls for people of all ages with amusement games, library, gym, yoga, food facilities etc. can boost the non-tariff revenue.
(2) Construction of more number of retiring rooms at tourist locations.
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satyajit chakrabarty
9 years 6 months ago
1) At major junction, like Howrah, Sealdah, Secunderabad,........, indian railway should built multi-tire, station. Ground floor for LOCAL TRAINS, First floor for LONG DISTANCE TRAIN. Second floor for market (Vegetables, fruits, Fishes). third floor for shopping complex. Forth floor to be sold to Five/ six/ seven star hotel owner.
2) should develop amusement park, with jogging track, yoga-center, fitness center, near the station. the service to be charged.
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REDDY SRINIVAS
9 years 6 months ago
resting and refreshing is to be the main focus for increasing railway income. The present rest rooms and refreshing toilet facilities are insufficient for a majority of travellers. The more spacious toilet facilities and spacious rest rooms with proper security and privacy protection at reasonable rates and strict online booking along with long journey ticket numbers( to avoid local travelers) will be definitely a good choice to increase railway income.
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