WALTAIR DIVISION DRM INSPECTS VISAKHAPATNAM-RAYAGADA SECTION Divisional Railway Manager (DRM) Shri Lalit Bohra carried out an extensive inspection of the Visakhapatnam–Rayagada–Tikiri section, reviewing key infrastructure development works and safety measures across the route. During the inspection, the DRM conducted a detailed window trailing inspection, closely examining critical assets such as signalling systems, points and crossings, track renewal works, yard remodeling projects, new line operations, bridges, and tunnels. He stressed the need to uphold the highest safety standards and ensure timely completion of all ongoing developmental works. At Tikiri Railway Station, Shri Lalit Bohra reviewed passenger amenities and facilities to assess service quality and identify areas for improvement. He also visited the railway siding at Tikiri, where he interacted with freight customers and discussed initiatives to enhance freight handling efficiency and boost business performance. Continuing his visit, the DRM inspected Singaram Railway Station and assessed operations at the Singaram railway siding, taking stock of infrastructure and freight management facilities. He later inspected Keutguda Railway Station, where he reviewed passenger amenities and overall station upkeep. The DRM was accompanied by senior officials from Civil Engineering, Signal & Telecom, Electrical, Traction, Safety, and other departments during the inspection.

WALTAIR DIVISION HOSTS RETIREMENT FELICITATION CEREMONY IN VISAKHAPATNAM The Waltair Division organized a heartfelt retirement felicitation ceremony at Sri Srinivasa Kalyana Mandapam, Visakhapatnam, to honour employees retiring from railway service on superannuation. The event was presided over by Divisional Railway Manager (DRM) Shri Lalit Bohra and was coordinated by the Personnel Department under the guidance of Senior Divisional Personnel Officer Shri Jusuf Kabir Ansari. The ceremony was graced by ADRM (Infrastructure) Shri E. Santharam, ADRM (Operations) Shri K. Rama Rao, union representatives, branch officers, and officials from various departments. Addressing the gathering, DRM Shri Lalit Bohra described retirement as a significant milestone in every employee’s journey. He noted that superannuation offers an opportunity to spend quality time with family and to contribute meaningfully to society. He commended the retiring employees for their unwavering dedication and valuable contributions to the growth and development of the Railways, emphasizing that their service strengthened the organization and enriched their professional lives. In his welcome address, Senior Divisional Personnel Officer Shri Jusuf Kabir Ansari informed that more than 50 railway employees retired on superannuation during the month. He also stated that family pension settlement documents were handed over to the families of six deceased railway employees, extending timely support and assistance. The programme concluded with the presentation of settlement documents, mementos, and felicitations to the retirees in recognition of their committed and distinguished service to the Railways.