Focus on SCoR infrastructure, staff welfare, says Porata Samiti leader
Chalasani Gandhi, convenor of the SCoR Sadhana Porata Samiti, emphasized the need for sustainable infrastructure development and staff welfare in the South Coast Railway Zone. He called for collaboration among railway officials, employees, and public representatives to enhance the zone's capabilities. Mr. Gandhi also highlighted the importance of staff recruitment and improved amenities for employees to ensure operational excellence.
- ▪Chalasani Gandhi stressed the need for sustainable development of infrastructure in the South Coast Railway Zone.
- ▪He called for collaboration among railway officials, employees, and public representatives.
- ▪Mr. Gandhi advocated for staff recruitment and improved amenities for employees.
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The focus should now shift towards the sustainable development of infrastructure in the South Coast Railway Zone (SCoR) and comprehensive welfare of its workforce, said Chalasani Gandhi, convenor of the SCoR Sadhana Porata Samiti on Wednesday.Mr. Gandhi welcomed South Coast Railway Mazdoor Union (SCRMU) general secretary Ch. Sankara Rao and president G.N. Srinivasa Rao to the city. He called for concerted efforts from railway officials, employees, and public representatives to develop the new headquarters into one of the country’s best railway zones.Stressing the need for immediate action, Mr. Gandhi advocated the need for expanding railway infrastructure and timely completion of pending projects.
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