RailTel Corporation has secured a $31.68M order from East Central Railway to install the Kavach safety system on 607 km of low-density tracks, marking a major step in India’s rail modernization strategy. This is reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.

RailTel Corporation Expands Role in Indian Rail Safety

The indigenous Kavach system prevents collisions, controls over-speeding, and provides real-time alerts to locomotive pilots. By extending advanced protection to low-density routes, Indian Railways ensures safer travel and improves operational efficiency across its growing network.

RailTel Corporation Secures $31.68M Kavach Project
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This order strengthens RailTel Corporation’s position as a trusted technology leader while reinforcing the government’s Make in India mission. Investments in domestic solutions like Kavach stimulate local manufacturing and create employment opportunities in the technology sector.

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RailTel Corporation Boosts Innovation with Kavach Deployment

Enhanced railway safety delivers broad benefits for society. Secure and reliable transportation fosters confidence among all passengers, including women and vulnerable groups, supporting inclusive urban mobility and reducing dependence on private vehicles, which helps cut emissions.

RailTel Corporation’s focus on implementing Kavach on low-density tracks reflects a comprehensive safety approach across the network. Such projects guarantee uninterrupted passenger and freight movement, which is vital as India urbanizes rapidly and demands modern transport solutions.

Ultimately, deploying Kavach represents a strategic investment in resilience and sustainability. RailTel Corporation is driving innovation and ensuring India’s railways remain among the safest and most advanced globally, delivering long-term value for both the economy and citizens.

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