Ministry of Railways (Pakistan)
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The Ministry of Railway is responsible for overall control of Pakistan Railways as well as to guide the overall policy. There are four (4) Directorates in this Division namely:
- Administrative Directorate,
- Technical Directorate,
- Planning Directorate, and
- Finance Directorate.
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[edit] Personnel
- The following officers also report directly to the Secretary Railways:-
- General Manager (Operations)
- General Manager/Manufacture and Services
- Federal Government Inspector of Railways
- Director Marketing
- Director Vigilance
- Railway Board is the highest body for technical matters of the Railways, which stands merged with the Division.
The highest form of personnel in the railways is the Chairman.
[edit] Functions of the Railway Division
- All matters pertaining to Pakistan Railways.
- Movement and priority in respect of Defence traffic.
- Maintenance of Railway lines for strategic reasons.
- Negotiations with International Organizations and other Countries and implementation of agreements, with them.
- Coordination of Development Projects of Railways as a part of the National Development Programme.
- Standardization and specifications of materials and stores.
- Overall efficiency and safety of Railways.
- Coordination of Rail movements into and from Ports.
[edit] The Ministers
- Chairman for Railways: Shahid Hussain Raja
- Federal Minister for Railways: Haji Ghulam Ahmad Bilour
- State Minister for Railways: Fakir Jadim Hussain
[edit] See also
[edit] External links
[edit] News links
The following links are BBC News articles
- World's worst rail disasters
- 1997: Pakistan train crash kills dozens
- 1998: A Train derailes and crashes into Mosque in Sihala, Punjab
- 1999: Train Crash in Sibi, Pakistan
- 1999: Pakistan train crash kills 20 near Wah
- 1999: Train crushes bus in Pakistan
- 2000: 20 dead in Jhampir crash
- 2002: Two passenger trains collided near the Pakistani city of Lahore
- 2002: Pakistan express train derails in Baluchistan
- 2003: A train and a bus collision in Malikwal Pakistan, killing at least 27 people
- 2005: Pakistan train disaster kills 132 in Ghotki
- 2006: Fire follows Pakistan train crash in Sindh
- 2006: Samarsatta Train Derailed, Sabotage Likely Killing 1 Female
- 2006: Train Plunges down nera Jhelum
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