Indian Railways Advances Global Leadership with Safety, Sustainability, and Record Freight Milestones

With a 90% reduction in accidents and significant infrastructure upgrades, Indian Railways is poised to rank among the top three global freight carriers while maintaining affordable fares and ambitious environmental goals.

Indian Railways has achieved a 90% reduction in accidents through advanced safety measures, including the Kavach system and electronic interlocking.
Passenger fares remain among the lowest globally, with a 47% subsidy provided, ensuring affordability for millions of travelers.
The rail network is set to transport 1.6 billion tonnes of cargo in FY 2024-25, securing a position among the top three global freight carriers alongside the U.S. and China.
Indian Railways is expanding its global footprint by exporting locomotives, passenger coaches, and railway components to countries such as Mozambique, Bangladesh, and the United Kingdom.
The organization is on track to achieve net zero emissions by 2030, supported by electrification and renewable energy initiatives.