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SCR GM stresses on curbing unauthorised vending
General Manager of South Central Railway (SCR), Ravindra Gupta appealed to divisional railway officials to curb unauthorised vendors in trains and railway premises. He stressed the need to discourage them by charging higher penalties in the interest of passenger wellbeing.
General Manager of South Central Railway (SCR), Ravindra Gupta appealed to divisional railway officials to curb unauthorised vendors in trains and railway premises. He stressed the need to discourage them by charging higher penalties in the interest of passenger wellbeing.
The GM also called upon all the divisional railway officials to carry out a drive against antilittering for upkeep of stations and ticket checking drive to ensure seat/berth for the authorised passengers.
He was addressing a financial performance review meeting attended by Addl. Divisional Railway Managers, Sr. Divisional Commercial Managers, Sr. Divisional Engineers and other officials of Secunderabad, Hyderabad, Vijayawada, Guntur, Guntakal and Nanded Divisions of the Zone at Rail Nilayam in Secunderabad on Thursday.
The GM advised the officials to generate revenue earnings by exploring newer ideas and attain the targets fixed by the Railway Board under the sundry earnings segment.
Gupta called upon the attention of all the officers pertaining to collection of fees from land license of sidings and building, way leave charges, interest and maintenance fee, catering, car-scooter parking, retiring rooms, books and chemist stalls as per the stipulated norms of the Board.
SN Singh, Principal Chief Engineer, P Ganeswara Rao, Chief Commercial Manager, Padmini Radhakrishnan, FA & CAO, RC Boolchandani, Chief Administration Officer (Construction) were also present.
