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Airconditioned Mumbai local trains likely to be launched by October this year

Air-conditioned Mumbai local trains, which was promised in the Railway Budget 2015, will likely be launched latest by October this year.

Watch: Boosted by PM Modi, Suresh Prabhu puts railway on fast track

Railway Minister Suresh Prabhu on Thursday said that Indian Railways will continue to serve the common man of India.

Rail Budget 2015: Prabhu has made lofty promises without giving a roadmap

Suresh Prabhu's rail budget is dominated by cosmetic value addition.

All-India helpline to e-catering: How Rail Budget 2015 will make life easier for passengers

Here is a look at how passengers' lives will become easier if the promises made by the government in the Rail Budget 2015 are implemented.

What Prabhu's white paper says: Indian Railways' finances will be in trouble soon

The 66-page White Paper has given details of railways' finances, expenditures on projects and suggestions for improvement.

Rail Budget 2015: Prabhu misses Modi’s target on efficiency, but hopes to better it

One key aspect that can improve the efficiency and decrease the Railways’ spending is by bettering the on-time performance of the passenger and goods trains

Rail Budget 2015: Prabhu makes sensible promises, but can he turn Railways around?

The Railway Minister has set a precedent by not announcing any new trains or appeasing political constituencies and it’s a far departure from the populist budgets earlier.

Rail Budget 2015: 7 stats Prabhu hopes to beat his predecessors on

Suresh Prabhu's budget is high on ambition; he has to follow it up with concrete action

Rail Budget 2015: Prabhu gives Mumbai's suburban railways a boost with MUTP-III sanction

With the railway minister Suresh Prabhu’s announcement of taking up the third phase of the Mumbai Urban Transport Project (MUTP), it is set to boost the rail infrastructure in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region.

Rail budget 2015: Prabhu's big spending push ends the investment drought

Railway Minister Suresh Prabhu ended a prolonged period of underinvestment in the Indian Railways by proposing a massive 52 percent hike in plan spends, and promises of more in the remaining years of Modi's five-year term