Preview – Key targets/Objectives

Key targets/Objectives

Key Railway Developments Achieved in Feb-2026

Automatic Signaling commissioned in 8 sections of MB division i.e. MFH-DS, DS-LAKN, LAKN-PKW, BRTA-UCH,
UCH-JBG, JBG-JKH, JKH-MINJ, MINJ-NERI section.
FLS for 3rd and 4th line in MB-RAC, RAC-SPC and MB-GZB sections has been conducted. DPR submitted to
Railway Board.
BE Yard remodeling sanctioned in WP 2024-25. ESP is under approval. Work of Additional traffic facility work
in c/w BE yard remodeling has been shortlisted by the HQ in WP 2025-26 (U)
FLS for Y connection at MZM conducted. FLS for Y connection at CH & GJL has been sanctioned recently and to be
started.
Work sanctioned for Connectivity of Yara fertilizer siding from BBA loop line in WP 2025-26. DE is under preparation
Work of sand humps at 41 locations of 28 Station sanctioned recently in WP 2025-26. This will allow
simultaneous movement with improved safety and mobility.
Work of longer loops at 04 stations (DLQ, TDP, GMS, CDL) sanctioned in WP 2025-26.

(I) Business Development Unit.

Freight Customer Meetings – Key Points (Moradabad Division)

Moradabad Division conducted multiple meetings with freight customers throughout the month across various terminals.
Objective was to strengthen customer engagement, review operational performance, and resolve issues proactively.
Discussions covered loading performance, rake placement, wagon availability, and terminal/yard constraints.
Customers shared feedback, operational challenges, and suggestions for improving freight movement.
Division briefed stakeholders on recent policy updates, new initiatives, and business development opportunities.
Meetings enabled timely grievance redressal and improved coordination between the division and customers.
Engagements helped streamline terminal operations and reinforced customer confidence.
Overall outcome: stronger partnerships, smoother operations, and enhanced freight throughput for the division.

Following meetings were conducted in the month of Feb-26 for business development.

Date	Objectives/Remarks
04.02.2026	Meeting with freight customers at ROZA.
27.02.2026	Meeting with freight customers at BE.

(II)Station Working Rules:-

Between February 1, 2026, and February 28, 2026, the following revised documents were issued:
Correction Slip Issued for 01 station: Todarpur (TDP).
Revised Station Working Rules for 01 station: Garhmukteshwar (GMS).

(III) Safety Seminar : -

Key Points (Moradabad Division)

Moradabad Division conducted a Safety Seminar during the month to reinforce safety awareness among staff and stakeholders.
The seminar focused on critical aspects of railway safety, including accident prevention, yard safety practices, and adherence to SOPs.
Detailed discussions were held on recent safety incidents, lessons learned, and measures to avoid recurrence.
Emphasis was laid on proper maintenance of rolling stock, safe working during loading/unloading, and compliance with safety norms at terminals.
Staff were sensitized about the importance of vigilance, prompt reporting of unsafe conditions, and strict observance of safety guidelines.
Safety videos, demonstrations, and interactive sessions were used to enhance understanding and participation.
The seminar encouraged an open dialogue, enabling staff to share challenges and suggest improvements in safety practices.
Overall, the seminar helped strengthen the safety culture across the division and reinforced the commitment to safe and efficient operations.
Practical Demonstrations: Included sliding boom operation, detonator clamping and padlocking, firefighting techniques, and OHE isolator operation.
These sessions significantly enhanced the safety awareness, operational alertness, and preparedness of the participants, ensuring better handling of critical situations in railway operations.

Four safety seminar were organized this month, which are as follows:-

(iV) Shunting Mela :– Key Points (Moradabad Division)

Moradabad Division organized a Shunting Mela to strengthen operational discipline and improve staff proficiency in shunting activities.
The event focused on safe and efficient shunting practices, coupling/uncoupling procedures, and adherence to standard operating protocols.
Hands-on demonstrations were conducted to train staff on correct signaling, brake testing, securing of vehicles, and prevention of rolling stock accidents.
Special emphasis was placed on avoiding common shunting errors, ensuring clear communication, and maintaining proper coordination between pointsmen, shunters, and Loco Pilots.
Case studies of past yard incidents were discussed to highlight mistakes and reinforce preventive measures.
Staff were sensitized on strict compliance with safety rules, visibility during night shunting, and working with safety gears.
The mela encouraged interactive participation, allowing staff to ask questions and share practical challenges faced during yard operations.
Overall, the Shunting Mela helped enhance operational knowledge, improve safety awareness, and promote a culture of disciplined and error-free shunting across the division.

InspectionConductedbyOperatingOfficerfortheMonthofFebruary2026
Inspections		Total
Day	Night
47	19	66

Government of India Ministry of Railways
Northern Railway