30 October 2026
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CONCOR Permanently Absorbs Ravi Prakash Chaturvedi with Pension & Gratuity Benefits

Ministry of Railways Approves Career Transition of Senior IRTS Officer to Container Corporation of India, Strengthening PSU Talent and Logistics Expertise
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New Delhi: In a landmark decision, the Ministry of Railways has approved the permanent absorption of  Ravi Prakash Chaturvedi, IRTS, a senior Railway officer, into the Container Corporation of India Ltd. (CONCOR), effective January 6, 2026. This move also includes full pension and gratuity benefits, ensuring a smooth transition from his Railway service to CONCOR.

Approval Process and Presidential Sanction

The decision follows a formal request by CONCOR dated December 19, 2025. The sanction has been issued with President’s approval, in line with standard procedures for the absorption of Railway officers into public sector undertakings.  Chaturvedi’s transition marks a significant milestone in his career, allowing him to continue contributing to India’s logistics and transportation sector under CONCOR’s umbrella.

Read also: CONCOR Appoints Rahul Agarwal as Part-Time Government Director Following Railway Ministry Order

Retirement Benefits and Pension Entitlements

Under the terms of absorption,  Chaturvedi will receive pension and pro-rata retirement gratuity for his service in Indian Railways. Key points include:

  • Eligibility to commute up to 40% of his pension
  • Gratuity calculation based on Railway Services (Pension) Rules, 1993
  • Benefits under the Voluntary Retirement Scheme (1977) are not applicable
  • Total gratuity will be capped at the amount he would have received if he had retired directly from Railway service at the same pay in CONCOR
  • Monthly pension payments will begin immediately after his Railway service ends

These measures ensure continuity of benefits while aligning with standard government protocols.

Career Progression and Public Sector Opportunities

 Chaturvedi’s permanent absorption highlights the growing opportunities for Railway officers to advance their careers in public sector undertakings (PSUs). The collaboration between Indian Railways and CONCOR reflects the government’s efforts to retain talent and expertise within strategic infrastructure organizations.

About CONCOR

The Container Corporation of India Ltd. (CONCOR) is a leading logistics and supply chain company under the Ministry of Railways. It specializes in containerized freight transport, connecting major industrial and commercial hubs across India. CONCOR plays a critical role in modernizing India’s logistics infrastructure, promoting efficiency, and supporting the country’s trade and economic growth.

Read also: CONCOR Appoints Harbrinder Singh Bajwa as Director (Domestic Division) to Boost Freight Operations


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