Passenger associations in Mumbai have decided to go ahead with their protest against the poor quality of suburban train services after a meeting with Central Railway’s...
Mumbai Metro One's Blue Line surpassed 500,000 daily passengers for the first time without external factors, aided by improved connectivity, services, and initiatives.
The railways plans to boost passenger amenities, including the introduction of facilities for the differently-abled, at 32 stations on Mumbai’s suburban network.
Alok Kumar, Divisional Secretary of the All India Station Master Association, revealed that approximately 7.5 percent of station master positions remain unfilled.
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