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This industrialist’s journey from a humble delivery boy to a billionaire is truly remarkable. Amancio Ortega’s father was a labourer in the railways. He began his career as a delivery boy, and today, he is counted among world’s richest people.

At 11, Dev Pratap ran away from his home after stealing Rs 120. He collected trash from roads and railway stations to earn a living. One day, the police arrested him for consuming drugs and he remained in police custody for 15 days. A stranger secured bail for Dev and found him work at a roadside eatery. This event had a profound impact on Dev Pratap’s life that led him to form an organization called ‘Voice of Slum.’

Chef Zulfiqar Hussain is a famous chef from Lucknow. His father used to work in the railways. The family faced financial difficulties and lived in a small house.  Zulfiqar received his education through a scholarship. He gained valuable experience working with some of the world’s leading chefs in Dubai. After returning to Lucknow, he became a consultant for approximately 30 to 35 hotels, restaurants, and clubs. In 2018, he established his own company.

Coaching centres are always packed with students preparing for the UPSC exams. But have you ever heard of a story, where the protagonist made the impossible happen by just studying from a smart phone? Srinath worked as a porter for many years at Ernakulam Railway Station. He had no money to afford the books. Despite everything, he educated himself with the help of video lessons and became an IAS officer.

Lucknow’s Salma Beig is India’s first gate woman. She is posted at Bharwara crossing of Lucknow. She achieved this feat at the young age of 22, and now it has been ten years since she started doing this job.

Zonal Railway Consumer Advisory Committee meeting Member Sachin Mishra's suggestions to help the Northeast Rail Services of the country to grow on top in the coming years.

According to an IRCTC official, the firm intends to run a special tourist train in the country's Northeastern state for the first time. This voyage will begin at Delhi's Safdarjung railway station.

Indian Railways has installed 2,58,906 bio-toilets in all the long-distance trains

Indian Railways has delivered 26891 MT of liquid medical oxygen to all parts of the country in  as many as 383 oxygen expresses 
 

Indian Railways continues to do its bit in supplying oxygen to different states in the country

Indian Railways is working towards becoming a ‘net zero carbon emitter’ before 2030

The Indian Railways has made the highest-ever loading in the month of May

The Indian Railways is considering opening up its sports facilities for outsiders for commercial use 

The Indian Railways is rendering yeoman service at a time when the country is facing a massive second wave of the virus 

The Indian Navy has provided Oxygen on Wheels to Palasa COVID Care Centre