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Video: How Railways' Anti-Collision System 'Kavach' Helps Loco Pilots In Dense Fog
Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw has highlighted the role of the Kavach' system in ensuring train safety during the foggy weather. Kavach, which means armour, is an anti-collision system developed to achieve the goal of "zero accidents."
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"Huge Focus On Safety": Railways Minister's Report On Modi 3.0's 100 Days
The Narendra Modi government has set an aggressive target for implementing the Kavach train protection system across the rail network in the next five to six years, Railways Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw told NDTV as Modi 3.0 completed 100 days.
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'Kavach' System Will Be Implemented In Mission Mode: Railway Minister
Modern technology like Kavach that was developed in the country will now be implemented in a mission mode, Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw has said.
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Railways To Expand Deployment Of Anti-Collision System 'Kavach' Across Network
Indian Railways is set to rapidly expand the deployment of its indigenous train protection system, Kavach, across the country's vast rail network, Anil Kumar Khandelwal, Member (Infrastructure) of the Railway Board at the Ministry of Railways, said o
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What Is Kavach? Safety System Missing On Bengal Route Where Trains Crashed
Kavach, the indigenously-developed railway safety system that helps prevent train accidents if two trains are travelling on the same line, was not available on the tracks in Darjeeling where the two trains collided today.
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Railways' Trial To Examine Braking Efficiency Of Kavach At 160 Kmph Successful
A recent trial conducted to examine the efficiency of braking parameters of anti-train collision system Kavach in a semi-high speed engine at 160 kmph showed promising results, the North Central Railway's Agra Division has said.
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Supreme Court Seeks Details On Safety Measures To Prevent Train Accidents
Months after about 293 people were killed in a train accident in Odisha, the Supreme Court today asked the Centre about the safety parameters in the Railways, including the automatic train protection system 'Kavach'.
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Kavach Deployed In Three Sections In South Central Zone: Railway Minister
Kavach, an indigenously developed automatic train protection system, has been deployed in three sections in South Central Railway zone along with 139 locomotives, Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnav informed the Lok Sabha on Wednesday.
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Odisha Route Where Trains Collided Didn't Have 'Kavach' Safety System
A system developed by the Indian Railways to prevent train accidents due to driver error or other factors was not available on the tracks in Balasore where three trains collided last night, killing over 261. Some 900 were injured.
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Watch: Drone Footage Captures Anti-Collision Test By Railways
Two trains are running towards each other but don't collide, courtesy an indigenously developed Automatic Train Protection (ATP) system developed by the Railways. A drone video captured the dramatic footage.
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On Board Train, Minister Shares Video Of Anti-Collision Test By Railways
The anti-collision test conducted by the Indian Railways to check the indigenous developed system to avoid rail accidents is "successful", Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw, who oversaw the test, said in a tweet today. The indigenously developed Aut
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Indian Railways' Anti-Collision System 'Kavach': All You Need To Know
Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw on Friday reviewed an anti-collision system developed by the Indian Railways today. Known as "Kavach", meaning armour, the Railways is promoting it as the world's cheapest automatic train collision protection system.
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Video: How Railways' Anti-Collision System 'Kavach' Helps Loco Pilots In Dense Fog
Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw has highlighted the role of the Kavach' system in ensuring train safety during the foggy weather. Kavach, which means armour, is an anti-collision system developed to achieve the goal of "zero accidents."
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"Huge Focus On Safety": Railways Minister's Report On Modi 3.0's 100 Days
The Narendra Modi government has set an aggressive target for implementing the Kavach train protection system across the rail network in the next five to six years, Railways Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw told NDTV as Modi 3.0 completed 100 days.
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'Kavach' System Will Be Implemented In Mission Mode: Railway Minister
Modern technology like Kavach that was developed in the country will now be implemented in a mission mode, Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw has said.
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Railways To Expand Deployment Of Anti-Collision System 'Kavach' Across Network
Indian Railways is set to rapidly expand the deployment of its indigenous train protection system, Kavach, across the country's vast rail network, Anil Kumar Khandelwal, Member (Infrastructure) of the Railway Board at the Ministry of Railways, said o
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What Is Kavach? Safety System Missing On Bengal Route Where Trains Crashed
Kavach, the indigenously-developed railway safety system that helps prevent train accidents if two trains are travelling on the same line, was not available on the tracks in Darjeeling where the two trains collided today.
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Railways' Trial To Examine Braking Efficiency Of Kavach At 160 Kmph Successful
A recent trial conducted to examine the efficiency of braking parameters of anti-train collision system Kavach in a semi-high speed engine at 160 kmph showed promising results, the North Central Railway's Agra Division has said.
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Supreme Court Seeks Details On Safety Measures To Prevent Train Accidents
Months after about 293 people were killed in a train accident in Odisha, the Supreme Court today asked the Centre about the safety parameters in the Railways, including the automatic train protection system 'Kavach'.
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Kavach Deployed In Three Sections In South Central Zone: Railway Minister
Kavach, an indigenously developed automatic train protection system, has been deployed in three sections in South Central Railway zone along with 139 locomotives, Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnav informed the Lok Sabha on Wednesday.
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Odisha Route Where Trains Collided Didn't Have 'Kavach' Safety System
A system developed by the Indian Railways to prevent train accidents due to driver error or other factors was not available on the tracks in Balasore where three trains collided last night, killing over 261. Some 900 were injured.
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Watch: Drone Footage Captures Anti-Collision Test By Railways
Two trains are running towards each other but don't collide, courtesy an indigenously developed Automatic Train Protection (ATP) system developed by the Railways. A drone video captured the dramatic footage.
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On Board Train, Minister Shares Video Of Anti-Collision Test By Railways
The anti-collision test conducted by the Indian Railways to check the indigenous developed system to avoid rail accidents is "successful", Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw, who oversaw the test, said in a tweet today. The indigenously developed Aut
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Indian Railways' Anti-Collision System 'Kavach': All You Need To Know
Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw on Friday reviewed an anti-collision system developed by the Indian Railways today. Known as "Kavach", meaning armour, the Railways is promoting it as the world's cheapest automatic train collision protection system.
