
On International Women's Day, Indian Railways marked the occasion by operating passenger trains with all-women crews across multiple divisions, including Ranchi-Irgaon, Gorakhpur, and Bhopal-Bilaspur routes. These crews comprised loco pilots, assistant loco pilots, train managers, ticket examiners, and Railway Protection Force personnel. Officials highlighted the increasing participation of women in traditionally male-dominated railway roles, emphasizing safety, empowerment, and government support. Additional initiatives included women managing station operations and sanitary facilities, reflecting broader efforts to promote gender inclusion in the railways.
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