Prayagraj: When the nation continued his fight against Covid-19, North Central Railways (NCR) had tried hard to maintain the momentum of his business.
At the end of August, NCR registered a growth of 23.01% in the manufacture of transportation from April to August compared to the period in accordance with the previous year.
Monetization of the figures in terms of revenue, growth of 15.7% was registered in the same period, notify officials of NCR.
NCR contains a total of 7.24 million tonnes during the period April to August this year against the loading of 5.88 million tonnes during the corresponding period last year.
The income generated from this loading out during this period came out to RS.
723.74 Crore, Shared NCR CPRO Shivam Sharma.
Certain benchmarks have been determined by NCR by registering the best loading for August.
In August 2021, 1.45 million tons of goods were loaded, which was the best number for August.
Previously for August was 1.28 million tons, which was published on August 2018-19.
This is especially significant because August usually shows a decline due to monsoon.
The total income obtained by NCR in August 2021 itself was around 144.74 crores, said CPRO during a senior officer meeting on Wednesday, chaired by the NCR General Manager Pramod Kumar, these figures were distributed by the Head of Operational Chief Manager (PCO).
Biplav Kumar.
Biplav Kumar praised the efforts of the business development unit Markasterter NCR and divisions for their proactive role in attracting new traffic to the NCR.
“Among the main commodities which shows an upward trend is cement, meadows and petroleum lubricating oils.
The traffic of containers also showed growth of 26% in loading as 1.08 million tons of cargo loaded during April to August this year compared to 0.86 million Last year’s tons of container traffic, “he added.
NCR GM Pramod Kumar congratulates BDU and all the officers and their team members.
But GM expressed his concern for a little decay in containing in August compared to loading in recent months the current financial year and urged that “all necessary steps must be brought to increase further loading.”
NCR recorded a 23% growth in shipping loading
