Indian Railway Institute of Civil Engineering, Pune

Training Module

C/No.	C/Name	From
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23013	Course for MES Eng.	28/11
23105	Integrated	28/11
23624	Refresher Course (P.Way)	28/11
23625	Refresher Course (Works)	28/11
23907	Special course for executive of DFCCIL Gr. III Phase II	18/09

Forthcoming Courses

C/No.	C/Name	From	D/W
23458	Derailment Investigation	04/12	1W
23832	Certificate course in Basics of Railway construction Project Supervision (Civil)	11/12	1W
23307	IRICEN Day	14/12	3 D
23443	Bridge - Construction, Inspection & Maintenance	18/12	2W
23459	USFD & Rail grinding	18/12	1W
23626	Refresher Course (P.Way)	18/12	3W
23830	Certificate course in Basics of Railway construction Project Supervision (Civil)	18/12	1W
23234	Webinar: Thick web switches and Points & Crossings on curves.	19/12	1 D
23233	Webinar: Calculation of design discharge for bridge using GIS techniques	22/12	1 D
23417	Mechanised maintenance & Track tolerances and Track Monitoring	26/12	1W

Hon'ble MR's Vision

I.	Safety of trains is top most priority.
	-Installation of Kavach and automatic signaling
	-Improved maintenance contract and practices for safety in high speed era
II.	Loading of 5 million tonne per day including
	synchronous unloading
III.	Execution Priorities
	-Double the pace of commissioning of railway lines
	-Increase the speed of station development works
	-Switching over to EPC contract environment
	-Speed up to 160 kmph on at least one route of each Division
	-Speed raising up to 130 kmph on most of the routes [expansion beyond GD-GQ route]
IV.	Improvement in network efficiency
	-Identification and removal of bottlenecks
	-Removal of permanent speed restriction in mission mode, by creating divisional task force
	-Provision of bypass at major interchange stations
	-Plan for multiple lines (6 to 10) for major carge routes
V.	Integrity of Railway officials
VI.	Procedural reforms to expedite decision makings
VII.	Highest ever capital expenditure of Rs. 2.40 lakh
	crore
	-Targeted expenditure @ Rs. 20,000 crore per month