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Man Attaches Toilet Pipeline To Drinking Water Tank At Madhya Pradesh Railway Station
A railway station master was placed under suspension in Madhya Pradesh's Mandsaur district after an outsourced sanitation worker attached a toilet pipeline to the tank containing drinking water, an official said on Sunday.
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Railways Does Not Recruit Employees Through Outsourcing Mode: Ministry
"Employees are recruited by Railway Recruitment Boards etc," the minister said.
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Centre Not Privatising Railways, Says Piyush Goyal In Rajya Sabha
The government is not privatizing the Indian Railways but only outsourcing commercial and on-board services to private players in order to provide better facilities to commuters, Railways Minister Piyush Goyal said in Rajya Sabha today.
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Over 90,000 Contract Labourers Working In Railways
Minister of State for Railways Rajen Gohain told Lok Sabha that there are 94,165 contract labourers in railways and are engaged by contractors themselves directly depending upon the nature and quantum of outsourced work.
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Rail Services Must Be Paid For, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley Says, Ahead Of Budget
Weeks before he presents India's first combined general and railway budget, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley today said rail commuters must pay for the service they receive even as he made a strong case for outsourcing of non-core functions like hospitality services.
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Arun Jaitley Backs Outsourcing Of Railways' Non-Core Businesses
As Railways plan to shift towards accrual system of accounting from cash system, Mr Jaitley said the accounting reform will better reflect performance.
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Man Attaches Toilet Pipeline To Drinking Water Tank At Madhya Pradesh Railway Station
A railway station master was placed under suspension in Madhya Pradesh's Mandsaur district after an outsourced sanitation worker attached a toilet pipeline to the tank containing drinking water, an official said on Sunday.
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Railways Does Not Recruit Employees Through Outsourcing Mode: Ministry
"Employees are recruited by Railway Recruitment Boards etc," the minister said.
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Centre Not Privatising Railways, Says Piyush Goyal In Rajya Sabha
The government is not privatizing the Indian Railways but only outsourcing commercial and on-board services to private players in order to provide better facilities to commuters, Railways Minister Piyush Goyal said in Rajya Sabha today.
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Over 90,000 Contract Labourers Working In Railways
Minister of State for Railways Rajen Gohain told Lok Sabha that there are 94,165 contract labourers in railways and are engaged by contractors themselves directly depending upon the nature and quantum of outsourced work.
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Rail Services Must Be Paid For, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley Says, Ahead Of Budget
Weeks before he presents India's first combined general and railway budget, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley today said rail commuters must pay for the service they receive even as he made a strong case for outsourcing of non-core functions like hospitality services.
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Arun Jaitley Backs Outsourcing Of Railways' Non-Core Businesses
As Railways plan to shift towards accrual system of accounting from cash system, Mr Jaitley said the accounting reform will better reflect performance.
