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Wednesday, 14 March 2012
Stations to be developed like airports : Railway Budget 2012
NEW DELHI: Union Railway
Minister Dinesh Trivedi
is currently presenting Rail
Budget 2012-13 in Lok Sabha.
In his speech, the minister
emphasized that safety
will be the prime focus and
that Railways would take a
vow to help stop unfortunate
occurrences.
Beginning his speech,
Trivedi thanked all his predecessors
as he started his
speech and specially made
mention of his party supremo
Mamata Banerjee for
giving a new vision to the
Indian Railways.
HIGHLIGHTS :`Dinesh
Trivedi presents his maiden
budget ,In 4th year of 12th
Five Year Plan ,Thanks Sonia,
Mamata and members
of Opposition,
I am grateful to Maa Mati
Manush Have taken lessons
from history: Trivedi Mamata’s
2020 Vision document
has guided me: Trivedi
No organisation can draw a
parallel to Indian Railways
Achievements of Railways
dedicated to railwaymen
Have tried to learn from the
past Had taken over just after
Kanpur Rail accident
Took a vow to help stop such
unfortunate occurrences
Entire emphasis on safety,
safety and safety
Safety has to be benchmarked
with modern rail
systems in the world
Not satisfi ed with safety
standards
Railway family machining
effort to enhance safety
Accident rate reduced to
0.55% from 0.77%
Eliminate all unmanned level
crossings in fi ve years
Rail Road Grade Separation
Corporation of India set up
Committee to examine current
standards of safety
Attention will be given to
recommendations of committee
Independent rail safety authority
to be set up
Safety standards cannot be
achieved without modernization
New expert group under
Sam Pitroda on modernisation
has submitted report
Rs 5.76 lakh crore needed
for moderanisation as per
the expert group
Mission directors will be appointed
for modernaisation
Safety target of last Rail
Budget has been met
Target should be zero death
Kasturirangan suggested Dr
Anil Kakodkar’s name to
head high speed safety committee
Committee submitted
report on Feb 17, 2012
– suggested far reaching
safety measures
Functions to be worked out
on international line
Rail Research and Development
Council
Modernisation and Safety -
two sides of same coin
Railways suffers from implementation
bug
Railways must attract Rs
2.50 lakh crore out of the
govt’s spending on infrastructure
12th plan investment has
been pegged at Rs 7.35 lakh
crore as against the current
Rs 1.92 lakh crore
Need to connect remote and
backward areas
Project on national importance
in Northeast and
Kashmir
Pradhan Mantri Rail Vikas
Yojna (PMRY) under formulation
Additional fund of Rs 5 lakh
crore required under PMRY
To set up SPV for funding
unmanned level crossings
Railway Safety Funds Rs
16000 crore approx
40% accidents at unmanned
level crossings
Gross Budgetary support Rs
2.5 lakh crore
Rail connectivity scheme to
foster growth
Most of new rail line
projects cannot be completed without viable funding
mechanism
Need policy pronouncements
and roadmap to
achieve the goals
Indian railways will become
a powerful engine of growth
Focus of Rail Budget is
safety, consolidation and capacity
augmentation
Target is to achieve 84% operational
ratio
Serious need for funds as
running costs high
Himalayan task of running
Indian Railways safely
Aiming for generational
change in Indian Railways
487 il projects pending,
need funds
Want to contribute 2-3% to
GDP instead of current 1%
Will invest Rs 3.5 lakh crore
Operating ratio of 84.9% in
2012-13
487 uge expansion
projects in stages of implementation
* Railways should get at
10% of infra spend of govt
Rs 14 lakh crore needed in
next 10 years
* I have received 5,741 requests
for new lines, doubling
of tracks
* 646 quests for new
trains Realise expectations
of people
* All demands are genuine
Have tried to provide meet
aspirations of all people
across the country
* Have made sincere efforts
Cannot imagine India without
Indian Railways
* If we don’t strengthen
Railways we weaken the
country
* Collective responsibility
of Parliament to make IR a
sparkling service
* Internal resources of Railways
pegged at Rs 1.9 lakh
crore
* Rs 5 lakh crore needed for
PM rail vikas scheme
Need sustainable fi nancial
model
* Spoke to all chief ministers
before preparing Rail
Budget
* Quantum jump in 12th
outlay
* Indian Railways stands at
a cross road
* India has remained on a
healthy growth mode
* Indian Railways has a critical
role in catalysing world
economy
* Five focus areas – tracks,
bridges, signalling, rolling
stock, stations
* Plan out lay for 2012-13
Rs 60,100 cr
* 80% traffi c being carried
in 40% of rail network
Progressive use of 60 kg
rails
* Modernisation of 19,000
kilometres in next fi ve years
More funds for bridges
* 19,000 kilometres represents
80% of traffi c
Singalling will be modernized
Panel routes, interlocking
to be introduced in more
routes
Automatic breaking systems
to be introduced in
more than 3400 kilometres
* 19000 km of track to be
upgraded
* Operating ratios of 74% in
2016-17
* 487 pending projects,
needs funds and attention
Railways needs to grow at
10% annually
* Total cost of signalling
and communication Rs
39,110 cr in next fi ve years
* More LHB coaches to be
introduced
* New electric locos of
9000 horse power
* Diesel engines of 5500
horse power
* New auto car wagons
* New coaching complex in
Navi mumbai
* Coaching terminal at the
birth place of Bankim chandra
chhattopadhya
* Rs 4410 crore for capacity
augmentation works
* Focus of budget – safety,
consolidation, decongestion,
, up capacity
* Operating ratio 95% as of
now
* Ail to cut operating ratio
to 84.9% in 2012-13 and
74% by 2016-17
* Signalling system to be
modernized
* Rs 6400 crore to be spent
on track modernization
* 160km/hr to be
standard speed for trains
* Will lead to reduced
travel time
* Delhi to Kolkata
travel time will be reduced
from 17 hours to 14 hours
* Indian Railways
Stations Redevelopment
Corporation set up
* Indian Railways
Stations Redevelopment
Corporation will be cost
neutral
• 100 stations to be
modernised in the next fi ve
years
• Will be carried on
PPP model
• Logistics corporation
will also be set up
• Rs 60100 crore
planned investment in 2012-
13
• 11 kilometers
of tunneling completed
through Pir Panjal range in
Kashmir
New lines:
• 725 km completed
in current year
• 45 new works to be
completed in 2012-13
• 85 lines surveys
completed
• Where surveys
have been competed it has
been refereed to planning
commission
• State governments
will have to share costs
• All the 11 new
projects by planning commission
have been included
• Coach maintenance
factory to be set up at
Navi Mumbai
• Rs 4400 crore for
capcity augmentation
• Logistics Corp
planned to offer total logistics
solutions
• Development of
major stations to create
50000 jobs
• To develop 100 stations
via PPP route in next 5
years
• Allocation of over
6000 cr under new line plan
Gauge conversion:
• 800 km target for
gauge conversion in next
year
• Two new lines for
gauge conversion
• Unigauge policy
dpoted in 1992
• 19000 km has already
been conducted, only
7500 km is only left
Doubling:
• 700 km rail lines
would be doubled
• 3390 cr has been
allocated for the same
• Focus areas: tracks,
bridges, rolling stock,
freight terminals
• Propose to increase
number of double track container
wagons
• Rs 18100 in rolling
stock in FY 13
• Rs 1.7 lakh crore in
rolling stock in next 5 years
• To facilitate running
of heavier, longer
freight trains
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