deepakraam
Deepak Narayanan
Hemant somehow I disagree with you...lol u mean to say that if the IR is privatised there wiil be less people traveling by train??...well that is wat ur statement "Atleast a passenger can commute without taking risk of line from dadar to borivali, virar in the evening" means.....And if u talk abt the standards then let me tell u no matter how hard the governing body may be a government or private entity manage, they cant do anythg unless we peoples restrain ourselves from creating a mess...its v peoples who dump wastage whereeva v lyk instead of having dust bins...its v ppl who split here n there though v find split bins evrywhre in the station...actually v tak evrythg which is not ours for granted & the most disgusting thg is that even highly educated people do that ...its not that they(govt) hav not taken any measures to stop these thgs....they hav designed rules to stop these thgs(rememba the fines)... but v alwayz luv to break rules!!
And according to me the prblm of long queues for tickets is quite normal for such a huge entity....And I also believe the same prblm will be faced by private players too if managed by them...U see the govt is doing all that can be done to reduce the queues at the booking point....thrz an option of online booking wherein ur ticket is delivered to u by post...they r inceasing the booking points & still wrking on that...Aftrall it transports millions of peoples & frieghts daily thus making it one of the busiest rail network in the world.....
And Hemant its same wid ur other points too....these r the common problems for a dept which manages such an enormous peoples or customers or wateva u say....
Think abt the population of India and the no.of seats available in the Railways.This will nt even form 20% of the population.Even after running spl trains ,they are nt even able to meet people needs.I agree that railways is growing today.But the question is that is it growing at the same rate at the people's needs are growing.We need to grow more aggressively.
-Deepak.