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Increasing non-fare revenue for Indian Railways

Start Date :
Jun 14, 2016
Last Date :
Jan 01, 2017
00:00 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
Although Indian Railways enjoy the highest captive eyeballs in a railway system internationally, it earns less than 5% of its revenues through non-tariff sources. Many of the world ...
Increasing Revenues through Non-Tariff Sources.
1)Ask all the Nationalised Banks to Put ATM at least 2 (One in Sleeper Coach & 2nd.in AC Cocach) of All the Long Route Trains.
2)Railways must tie-up with online Medicine marketing companies on Annual Contract basis to provide immediate Medical Aids to the Traveling Passengers on Board.
3)On Metro Towns Provide space of minimum 2000Sq.ft. areas to Big Retail Chain Stores to open 24X365 days Shoping Malls on Rental Basis.
4)Register Vendor AMC.
Issue to paperless tickets and automated reservation systems can save a lot of time and money. And issue to traveller cards or tourist card in the metro cities may cause add-on revenue.
1. Use more and more solar energy on all the railway stations by solar panels for railway stations electricity consumption,
2. Use the wind energy.(in image)
Put optimized Adsense ads in the websites of the indian railways as these are the best places to post google ads and also websites like IRCTC can auction small portion on there website to foreign companies to post their ads or banner on fixed cost and time-constrained manner.
If Railways put solar panels on Every platform there will be lot of savings on electricity which can be used to light up nearby villages and run railways. Excess power can be sold to companies selling power.
Start live railway museum in metro cities first. Explain functioning and history of railway
Put solar panels on metro city trains. Additional benefit, Accidents will be reduced as people climb up
ADVERTISEMENT on mirrors at all coaches of AC compartments and Two mirrors at each compartment of NON AC and general. #NonFareRevenue #IndianRailways
Use Automatic lighting and fans which use heat / motion sensors, which can detect human beings, there should be some minimum lights always on for safety reasons but most of the lights and fans on stations and within railway compartment will go off automatically when not needed
also start using LED lights
build railway station into building complexes, shops, guest houses, hotels, parking and office space
Rent it out just like it is done on some railway stations in Navi Mumbai like Vashi, Nerul, Belapur
Demolish ill legal encroachments near railway stations,