SWR achieves gross revenue of ₹6,939 crore in first three quarters
The Hindu
South Western Railway reports ₹6,939 crore gross revenue in 2025-2026's first three quarters, showcasing significant growth and operational efficiency.
General Manager of South Western Railway (SWR) Mukul Saran Mathur has siad that in the first three quarters of the financial year 2025–2026m the railway zone had achieved a gross revenue of ₹6,939 crore.
General manager of South Western Railway (SWR) Mukul Saran Mathur has said that in the first three quarters of 2025–2026, the zone had achieved a gross revenue of ₹6,939 crore.
Delivering the Republic Day address after unfurling the national flag at the zonal headquarters in Hubballi on Monday, he said that SWR had registered passenger revenue of ₹2,543 crore and freight revenue of ₹3,976 crore.
Mr. Mathur said SWR emerged as the top-performing zonal railway in incremental originating freight loading and revenue, achieving 38 million tonnes with 18.5% growth. In December 2025 it recorded the highest-ever monthly loading of 5.1 million tonnes, with freight revenue of ₹502 crore. Hubballi division also set a record with 3.8 million tonnes of monthly loading, registering 31% growth, he said.
During April–December 2025, SWR made significant progress in capacity augmentation, commissioning 26 km of doubling works and securing sanction for major projects including Ballari–Chikjajur and Toranagallu–Ranjithpura.
Under various work heads, 190 projects worth ₹1,107 crore were sanctioned, and 109 projects costing ₹2,264 crore were shortlisted, including several RoB/RuB works.
South Western Railway reports ₹6,939 crore gross revenue in 2025-2026's first three quarters, showcasing significant growth and operational efficiency.
Nat Sciver-Brunt scores WPL's first century, leading Mumbai Indians to a 15-run victory over Royal Challengers Bengaluru.
Abhishek: where fearlessnessmeets consistency
Kalaburagi Next Foundation launched to foster inclusive, sustainable development through public participation and corporate collaboration in Kalaburagi.
Priyank Kharge criticizes the Centre for undermining rural employment rights through the new VB-G RAM-G Act, threatening MGNREGA's effectiveness.
Tamil Nadu plans to submit the Parandur airport tender document to the Ministry of Civil Aviation by March for approval.
NTR Collector G. Lakshmisha aims for 18.5% growth, urging public collaboration for district development and welfare during Republic Day celebrations.
Growing backlash against UGC's 2026 regulations highlights alleged bias against general category students, prompting legal and political challenges.
Census 2027's caste enumeration methodology remains undecided, with clarity expected by July amid opposition concerns.
Sanjay Raut criticizes the Padma Bhushan award for Koshyari, accusing him of undermining democracy in Maharashtra.
Stalin criticizes the NDA as a coerced alliance, claiming it fails to represent Tamil Nadu's interests ahead of elections.
Collector heads gram sabha meeting in Thirupparankundram
Padikkal takes over captaincy as Karnataka rings in the changes