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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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radhakrishnan nair
11 years 8 months ago
Frustration of public is now visible. Exotic trains coming after 10 years is not anybody's worry. Have more decent bogies and trains immediately. 3 years is more than enough to build and operate 10 wagon building plants. Leaching public by maintaining scarcity conditions is just Feudal attitude. Travel should become a fundamental right. Any body thinking in this direction? Everybody looting everybody else is not what we want.
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Meenu M
11 years 8 months ago
cleanliness , instructions to parents to teach their kids proper toilet habits, keeping the toilets dry, and not littering the floor of the trains. hefty fines must be imposed
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Divya Kumar Mishra
11 years 8 months ago
@Yogendra ..You are not only who is suffering this problem I think .Indian Rail should provide basic facility before going to Hing Speed Trains.
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yogendra koyal
11 years 8 months ago
sir i m in defence n posted in assam .on this track delhi to guwahati only 2-3 trains runs like bramhputra exp north east exp and one rajdhani.very first day of opening of resevation on 60th day train get full.foji of eastern area suffers in toilet of train. sir we dont want warrant and CV plz start one army spl from dibrugarh to delhi on fri sat and sunday so that we can maintain pride and honour which we feel on republic day,battle field .we should not do 24 journey in toilet
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Bhav Ram Pandey
11 years 8 months ago
Its happen due to nnegligence of railways only. I am sure government never stop these because lack of Human resource and evergreen curruption. You all are chatter box only. मन की बात बोलने और घोषणाओं से कुछ नहीं बनेगा।
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pallath mohandas
11 years 8 months ago
Advance booking in Railway should be like Flight Tickets i.e. anyone can book ticket any time by adopting this railway can use crores of rupees which comes in advance.
Also there is no need of escalating the fares further if the Railway opt for giving the Train Compartments for advertisement of public companies. Give outside of One compartment to one company and impose fine if the company fails to keep the compartment painted for their advertisement and keep them fresh every time.
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pallath mohandas
11 years 8 months ago
Entry to Reserved compartments should be strictly prohibited since the system of reservation is brought to protect the right of reserved seats. The daily up downers creates lot of disturbances in the reserved compartment and like dakshin, kerala, mangala, tamilnadu, andhra express like trains are running in a long distance and the entry of up downers and un reserved passengers creates a lot of problems to the passengers.
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pranjal soni
11 years 8 months ago
i ask to people what can government do? for this we should have a sense of responsibility and common sense? railway provides facility for carrying goods and luggage.ask the responsible authority in station and carry your inflammable materials. because you may lead several life in risk.
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akhil singh
11 years 8 months ago
to reduce variation of crude oil price ,government will make a buffer stock of it,and when crude oil price is rising then it stock help in supply of crude oil and it cost will reduced.
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ranjit singh
11 years 8 months ago
apply fine for those who travel with inflammable but, first give knowledge for a limited period. every train coach having one fixed plicemen to feel people and railway property safe
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