Social Sciences, asked by karvi2004anjaria, 11 months ago

What are the problems faced by Indian Railways?

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Answered by HeAvEnPrlnCesS

Answer:

1. Its present railway network is overburdened and inadequate to meet the new challenges of a fast developing economy.

2. Some regions are beyond the reach of railways due to unfavourable geographical conditions. These areas need to be opened to railways for removing regional inequalities in economic growth.

3. Railways are facing stiff competition from road transport and thus its share in passenger and goods traffic is declining.

Answered by varsha3360

Answer:

1) First is that peoples throw garbages of dirty things in station or railways

2) they split saliva in the railways

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