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Budget 2021: Operating Ratio To Improve To 96.96%, Says Railway Board Member
Railway Budget 2021: The operating ratio in railways means expenses as a portion of the revenue or the amount spent on every rupee earned by the railways
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Auditor Raises Concerns Over Delay In Railway Projects
The Comptroller and Auditor General of India on Wednesday hit out at the Railways, saying it resorting to "window dressing" to present its operating ratio in "a better light" during the financial year 2018-19 by including advance freight payments in its calculations.
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Indian Railways Earnings Margins Fall To Worst In 10 Years, Says Auditor
The Railways recorded an operating ratio of 98.44 per cent in 2017-18 which is the worst in the previous 10 years, the Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) has said in a report tabled in Parliament today.
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Railways' Operating Ratio Worsens, It Spends Rs 111 To Earn Rs 100
During April-July, the national transporter set a record-high operating ratio of 111.51 per cent - which means it spent Rs 111.51 to generate every Rs 100, reflective of lower growth in traffic against the set target and heavy outgo on account of increased pension liability and working expenses.
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Indian Railways' Operating Ratio Could Be Worst Ever In FY18 Since 2001
Railways' operating ratio, the direct indicator of working of the government-run transporter, could settle at 98.5% for 2017-2018.
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Rail Budget 2016: Suresh Prabhu Misses Operating Ratio Target
The lower the operating ratio, the better is the profitability.
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Railway Aims Operating Ratio of 88.5% in 2015-16
The operating ratio, a key measure of efficiency, was at 91.8 per cent in 2014-15 after touching a high of 93.6 per cent in the previous financial year.
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Railway Budget 2015: Suresh Prabhu Proposes Lowest Operating Ratio for Railways in 9 Years
Addressing the pressing issue of finances for the Indian Railways, Minister Suresh Prabhu has proposed an operating ratio below 90 percent to increase revenues for the system.
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Railway Budget: Suresh Prabhu Targets Best Financial Performance in 9 years
That means railways will reduce its expenditure, maximise revenues to save 11.5 paise per rupee it earns in the coming year. For the current year, the railways operating ratio is expected to be 91.8 per cent, Mr Prabhu said.
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5 key disappointments from the Rail Budget
Analysts say it will be impossible to meet the 12th five year plan and the drastic cut in operating ratio given the marginal hike in passenger fare hike.
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Rail Budget 2012: Minister plans to cut operating ratio
"Our target is to bring down the operating ratio, which is at the moment 95 per cent, to 84.9 per cent in 2012-13 and to 74 percent in terminal year of 12th five year plan, which will be the improvement the best ever achieved by Indian Railways," Trivedi said.
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Budget 2021: Operating Ratio To Improve To 96.96%, Says Railway Board Member
Railway Budget 2021: The operating ratio in railways means expenses as a portion of the revenue or the amount spent on every rupee earned by the railways
-
Auditor Raises Concerns Over Delay In Railway Projects
The Comptroller and Auditor General of India on Wednesday hit out at the Railways, saying it resorting to "window dressing" to present its operating ratio in "a better light" during the financial year 2018-19 by including advance freight payments in its calculations.
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Indian Railways Earnings Margins Fall To Worst In 10 Years, Says Auditor
The Railways recorded an operating ratio of 98.44 per cent in 2017-18 which is the worst in the previous 10 years, the Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) has said in a report tabled in Parliament today.
-
Railways' Operating Ratio Worsens, It Spends Rs 111 To Earn Rs 100
During April-July, the national transporter set a record-high operating ratio of 111.51 per cent - which means it spent Rs 111.51 to generate every Rs 100, reflective of lower growth in traffic against the set target and heavy outgo on account of increased pension liability and working expenses.
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Indian Railways' Operating Ratio Could Be Worst Ever In FY18 Since 2001
Railways' operating ratio, the direct indicator of working of the government-run transporter, could settle at 98.5% for 2017-2018.
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Rail Budget 2016: Suresh Prabhu Misses Operating Ratio Target
The lower the operating ratio, the better is the profitability.
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Railway Aims Operating Ratio of 88.5% in 2015-16
The operating ratio, a key measure of efficiency, was at 91.8 per cent in 2014-15 after touching a high of 93.6 per cent in the previous financial year.
-
Railway Budget 2015: Suresh Prabhu Proposes Lowest Operating Ratio for Railways in 9 Years
Addressing the pressing issue of finances for the Indian Railways, Minister Suresh Prabhu has proposed an operating ratio below 90 percent to increase revenues for the system.
-
Railway Budget: Suresh Prabhu Targets Best Financial Performance in 9 years
That means railways will reduce its expenditure, maximise revenues to save 11.5 paise per rupee it earns in the coming year. For the current year, the railways operating ratio is expected to be 91.8 per cent, Mr Prabhu said.
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5 key disappointments from the Rail Budget
Analysts say it will be impossible to meet the 12th five year plan and the drastic cut in operating ratio given the marginal hike in passenger fare hike.
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Rail Budget 2012: Minister plans to cut operating ratio
"Our target is to bring down the operating ratio, which is at the moment 95 per cent, to 84.9 per cent in 2012-13 and to 74 percent in terminal year of 12th five year plan, which will be the improvement the best ever achieved by Indian Railways," Trivedi said.
