Indian Railways Surpasses 1 Billion Tonne Freight Loading in FY 25‑26
In a significant achievement for India’s freight transportation network, Indian Railways has crossed the 1 billion tonne mark in cumulative freight loading for FY 2025‑26. As of 19 November 2025, freight volumes reached approximately 1,020 million tonnes (MT). This milestone underscores the railways’ critical role in supporting India’s industrial and infrastructure growth, optimizing logistics, and advancing sustainability.
These figures illustrate broad‑based commodity support—not just a single segment.
Recognising the growth potential in non‑coal bulk segments—especially cement—the Railways has introduced key reforms,
These reforms are poised to shift further freight volumes onto rail, improve turnaround times, reduce transit cost, and support infrastructure expansion.
By redirecting bulk goods from highways to rail,
Collectively, the milestone signals that rail freight is rising as a catalyst for both economic growth and environmental stewardship.
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