HYDERABAD: The South Central Railway completed field trials of Kavach 4.0 over 487 route kilometres during the 2025-26 financial year, surpassing the Railway Board target of 402 route kilometres. As ...

The South-Central Railway (SCR) has successfully completed field trials for a distance of 487 Route kms for installation of Kavach 4.0, indigenously developed automatic train protection system, across ...

Indian Railways is taking major steps to improve train safety and prevent collisions by expanding the use of Kavach technology. Recently, it approved the installation of onboard Kavach equipment in ...

Indian Railways is taking major steps to improve the safety and reliability of its services with a ₹1,364.45 crore investment in the latest safety, communication, and signalling systems. The highlight ...

Did our AI summary help? indian Railways has approved multiple projects worth Rs 1,364.45 crore to strengthen safety, signalling and communication infrastructure across its network, the national ...

Major safety push targets collision avoidance, digital signalling and stronger communication backbone across key rail zones Indian Railways has approved infrastructure projects worth Rs 1,364.45 crore ...

Indian Railways has approved multiple projects worth Rs 1,364.45 crore to strengthen safety, signalling, and communication infrastructure across its network. The sanctioned works include provision of ...

Indian Railways has approved ₹1,364 crore to accelerate the rollout of Kavach train protection system, boosting railway safety in India. The indigenous Kavach system prevents train collisions through ...

Concord Control Systems secures contract to advance Indian Railways' safety with in-house developed Kavach 4.0 system Concord Control Systems or CNCRD, have secured an order worth Rs 19.45 crore ...

The National Informatics Centre (NIC), functioning under the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology, has invited online applications for the recruitment of Scientist-C and Scientist-D ...

The Tribune, now published from Chandigarh, started publication on February 2, 1881, in Lahore (now in Pakistan). It was started by Sardar Dyal Singh Majithia, a public-spirited philanthropist, and is ...