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    Mumbai’s first non-ac local train features automatic sliding doors, improved legroom, CCTV cameras, fire detection systems and emergency communication facilities; check details

    Mumbai latest news: Mumbai has received its first non-AC local train with automatic doors designed for improved commuter safety. The introduction follows a incident in 2025 that raised safety concerns regarding open doorways. Trials will be conducted on different sections of the suburban network before the train enters regular service. Automatic doors may result in longer station halts, potentially impacting punctuality during peak hours.

    PM approves Southern bullet train corridor linking Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Amaravati and Chennai: Vaishnaw

    Prime Minister Narendra Modi has approved the Southern Bullet Train Corridor which will connect Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Amaravati, and Chennai. This high-speed rail project aims to reduce travel time significantly between these economic hubs. The Bengaluru-Chennai journey will take just 73 minutes, while Bengaluru-Hyderabad will take about two hours and 10 minutes.

    Once upon a time: How India went from local clocks to one standard time

    Who gets to set India’s clock? From railway crashes to Bombay’s rebellion,standardising time meant more than synchronising watches. Vikram Doctor delves into the tock of the town to find what made India tick

    Railways charging socket timing changed: Now mobile, laptop charging points in all train will be switched off after 11 pm

    Railway charging point timing: The Railway Board has directed all railway zones to switch off mobile phone and laptop charging points in train coaches between 11 pm and 5 am after a passenger's power bank exploded while charging on a South Eastern Railway train. The board has ordered staff training and surprise inspections to ensure compliance with the fire safety rules.

    'No water in train toilets': Railways told to pay Rs 15,000 to passenger travelling from Bengaluru to Shivamogga

    A consumer commission in Shivamogga has directed South Western Railway to refund Rs 1,000 with 6% annual interest and pay Rs 15,000 in compensation and litigation expenses to a passenger travelling with 23 relatives. The family reportedly got off a train at Tumakuru after finding no water in the toilets and receiving no response from the station master, forcing them to spend an additional Rs 1,760 on tickets for another train.

    Railway employees demand online filing of travel, overtime claims as divisions flag high amounts

    Some divisions and zones, including North Central Railway (NCR) and Bhavnagar Division of Western Railway, have already introduced online systems that allow employees to file TA and OT claims digitally and track their status, facilitating verification and faster settlement.

    The Economic Times
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