3 Ways Indian Railways can use COVID-19 as an Opportunity to Develop its Infrastructure



“This too shall pass.”– A ray of hope sparks our minds as we read this proverb. Everyone’s suggesting ways to stay motivated and also find ways to grow during this lockdown due to the Covid-19 outbreak. Improving upon internal business solutions for better tomorrow is what everybody is focusing upon. Indian Railways can also use the current crisis as an opportunity to create a new business model by overhauling its passenger and freight segments, and that there are three areas the railway may focus on now in order to safeguard and improve the infrastructural needs.

Indian Railways- A Supportive Element of Indian Economy


Indian Railways plays a major role in the economy and the lives of people in India. It is the most preferred mode of travel for the masses in India. Also, it comprises major freight supplies for industries across the nation. Also, during the COVID-19 pandemic, Indian railways haven’t left any stone unturned to support the citizen’s needs. While the overall intermodal share of rail in freight traffic is around 35 percent, it continues to account for a major share in the transportation of bulk commodities – such as coal, iron ore, cement, and food grains – which are drivers of the economy.

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