Indian Railways — Rajdhani routes & yard remodelling
Rajdhani routes, and remodelling of the Mughalsarai and Gaya yards.
Photo: Ravi Dwivedi · CC BY-SA 4.0
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Overview
Prof. (Dr.) H. R. Yadav began his career as an officer of the Indian Railway Service of Engineers, 1989 batch.
His work included Rajdhani routes and the remodelling of the Mughalsarai and Gaya yards, and earned the Best Performance Shield 1998–99 — a first for Eastern Railway.
Engineering challenges
- Remodelling major yards on trunk routes around live operations
- Track and structures for high-priority Rajdhani services
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