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Indian Railways continues its upward trajectory in freight loading, achieving 801.15 MT till Sep ‘25 in FY 25-26, as against 775.99 MT in the corresponding period last year, marking an impressive growth of 25.16 MT. #Hungry4Cargo 🚆

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