Indian Port Rail Corp keen on O&M
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Indian Port Rail Corp keen on O&M

Indian Port Rail Corporation (IPRCL) has signalled its readiness to take over the operation and maintenance of rail infrastructure including locomotives run by the Centre-owned major port trusts. The 12 major ports have a combined rail track network of some 900 km inside their premises. Taking over the rail operations at the major port trusts with their approval is one of the mandates of IPRCL, apart from adding rail infrastructure and last mile connectivity to the ports.<br /> <br /> <span style="font-weight: bold;">Contact:</span> Indian Port Rail Corporation.<br /> <br /> <span style="font-weight: bold;">Website: </span>www.iprcl.org<br />

Indian Port Rail Corporation (IPRCL) has signalled its readiness to take over the operation and maintenance of rail infrastructure including locomotives run by the Centre-owned major port trusts. The 12 major ports have a combined rail track network of some 900 km inside their premises. Taking over the rail operations at the major port trusts with their approval is one of the mandates of IPRCL, apart from adding rail infrastructure and last mile connectivity to the ports.<br /> <br /> <span style="font-weight: bold;">Contact:</span> Indian Port Rail Corporation.<br /> <br /> <span style="font-weight: bold;">Website: </span>www.iprcl.org<br />

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