2 November 2026
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DFCCIL Appoints Senior IRSE Om Prakash as General Manager (Civil) on Three-Year Deputation

Dedicated Freight Corridor Corporation of India Limited strengthens leadership team to boost freight corridor development and improve logistics efficiency across India
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New Delhi: The Ministry of Railways has approved the deputation of senior Indian Railway Service of Engineers (IRSE) officer Om Prakash to the Dedicated Freight Corridor Corporation of India Limited (DFCCIL) as General Manager (Civil) at its Corporate Office.

Three-Year Deputation Approved by Railway Board

According to an official order issued by the Railway Board, Om Prakash, who is currently serving as Chief Engineer/TMC with Eastern Railway in Kolkata, will assume his new role on deputation for a period of three years or until further orders, whichever is earlier.

The appointment will be subject to government approval regarding exemption from the rule of immediate absorption applicable to DFCCIL.

Read also: DFCCIL Completes Western Dedicated Freight Corridor, Freight Trial Run Conducted on JNPT–New Saphale Section

Eastern Railway Asked to Relieve Officer Soon

The Railway Board has directed Eastern Railway to relieve the officer at the earliest so that he can take charge of his new responsibilities without delay.

The date of relief will be communicated to the Board after completion of all formalities.

Part of Railways’ Infrastructure Strengthening Drive

This appointment is part of the Indian Railways’ ongoing efforts to strengthen leadership and accelerate infrastructure development across key railway projects, particularly in freight transportation.

Role of DFCCIL in Freight Development

The move is expected to support the mission of improving logistics efficiency and expanding freight capacity through dedicated corridors.

Dedicated Freight Corridor Corporation of India Limited plays a key role in developing dedicated freight corridors across India, aimed at reducing transit time, improving cargo movement efficiency, and supporting the country’s growing freight demand.

About DFCCIL 

Dedicated Freight Corridor Corporation of India Limited is a government-owned corporation under the Ministry of Railways responsible for planning, development, and operation of dedicated freight corridors in India to enhance logistics efficiency and support faster, more reliable freight transportation.

Read also: DFCCIL’s ‘Big Leap’: First 25-Tonne Axle Load Freight Train Successfully Operated on Western Dedicated Freight Corridor


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