Railway Board Chairman Reviews IRCTC’s Central War Room in Delhi, Praises Strong Monitoring and Food Quality Check

New Delhi [India], August 24: The Chairman and CEO of the Railway Board today visited the IRCTC War Room at the World Trade Centre in New Delhi and undertook a detailed review of its monitoring, surveillance and operational activities.

During the visit, the Chairman spent nearly two hours reviewing the functioning of the War Room and interacting with IRCTC CMD (L/A) Rahul Himalian and senior Directors and officials. The detailed discussions focused on passenger services, real-time monitoring, grievance redressal mechanisms, catering quality, and the measures being undertaken by IRCTC to continuously improve the passenger experience.

Railway Board

The Chairman appreciated the efforts being made by IRCTC towards strengthening service delivery and improving the overall quality of passenger amenities. The War Room’s role in keeping a close watch on services and enabling prompt intervention was also reviewed in detail.

During the interaction, officials were further advised to adopt a more proactive and rigorous approach towards service monitoring. Frequent inspections, surprise checks, raids and field-level monitoring were emphasised to ensure that shortcomings are identified and corrective action is taken at the earliest.

Railway Board

Particular emphasis was placed on strengthening food quality, hygiene, preparation standards and basic passenger facilities. Officials were encouraged to maintain continuous oversight of catering services and ensure that prescribed standards are consistently followed across the railway network.

The visit reflects the Railway Board’s continued focus on strengthening monitoring systems and ensuring that improvements in railway services translate into a better experience for passengers.

With technology-enabled monitoring through the IRCTC War Room, combined with frequent field inspections and strict enforcement, the emphasis remains on better services, higher quality standards, and stronger passenger-centric delivery.

If you object to the content of this press release, please notify us at pr.error.rectification@gmail.com. We will respond and rectify the situation within 24 hours.

Related Posts

RGIPT and Bureau of Indian Standards Sign MoU to Advance Research, Standardization and Quality Infrastructure

Partnership to promote collaborative R&D, conformity assessment, technical capacity building and academic engagement Amethi (Uttar Pradesh) [India], October 15: The Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Petroleum Technology (RGIPT), an Institution of…

Dr. Eluri Sreedhar Nominated as Chairman of Para Sports Association of Gujarat in the Presence of Shri Satyanarayan (Chairperson, PCI) & Shri Rahul Swami (CEO, PCI)

Appointment announced at the Paralympic Committee of India Head Office in the presence of PCI leadership New Delhi [India], October 15: In a significant development aimed at strengthening the para-sports…

You Missed

Deakin forges landmark partnerships with CII and LinkedIn to advance India’s future-ready workforce

Deakin forges landmark partnerships with CII and LinkedIn to advance India’s future-ready workforce

Neeraj Bhatia’s OPUL Sign Unveiling Marks a Special Occasion Alongside Rameez Sabri’s Birthday Celebration

Neeraj Bhatia’s OPUL Sign Unveiling Marks a Special Occasion Alongside Rameez Sabri’s Birthday Celebration

Aspiri Launches ‘Pearls for the Girl Within You’ Campaign with New Collection

Aspiri Launches ‘Pearls for the Girl Within You’ Campaign with New Collection

NIF Global Presents GENNEXT: Three Bold Visions at Lakmé Fashion Week x FDCI

NIF Global Presents GENNEXT: Three Bold Visions at Lakmé Fashion Week x FDCI

Kalinga Literary Festival Announces Winners of the 6th KLF Book Awards 2026

Kalinga Literary Festival Announces Winners of the 6th KLF Book Awards 2026

When Half a Class Struggles to Read, Who Has Dyslexia? – Indore Child Psychologist Dr. Vini Jhariya on the Question Indian Schools Keep Missing

When Half a Class Struggles to Read, Who Has Dyslexia? – Indore Child Psychologist Dr. Vini Jhariya on the Question Indian Schools Keep Missing