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There are many books on Indian Railways and practically none on its Financial management . In this respect this is perhaps the first book of its kind. It is a compilation of papers by some eminent transport economists and railwaymen who have either been at the helm of affairs or been intimately involved in its running. The book thus has an effective blend of theory as well as fruits of long years of experience.
Readings in Indian Railways Finance
These essays are very stimulating and offer a wide variety for generating fresh thinking on the priorities resource allocation as well as resource mobilisation for IR as they march into the 21st century.
The dedicated work of Sri Verma in bringing together new ideas offered by experts in railway finance and management and also giving his own results is exemplary. These essays fill up, to a considerable extent, the lacunae in the subject of railway finances in India. This volume, I am sure, will be found useful by students, researchers and policy-makers connected with or interested in Indian Railway development in the coming decades."
— Dr. D.M.Nanjundappa ( Deputy Chairman, State Planning Board, Karnataka; Ex-Chairman, Railway Fare & Freight Committee, Ministry of Railways, Government of India )
FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
1. Evolution of Financial Management of Indian Railways
A.V. Poulose
Former Financial Commissioner, Indian Railways
2. Should Indian Railways be Privatised ?
M.Q. Dalvi
Transport Economist; Formerly with UNDP, U.K
3. Railway Pricing and Finances in India
D.M. Nanjundappa
Deputy Chairman, State Planning Board, Karnataka; Ex-Chairman, Railway Fare & Freight Committee, Ministry of Railways, Govt. of India
4. Reforming Indian Railway's Financial Management
Y.P. Anand
Former Chairman Railway Board, Indian Railways
5. In Pursuit of a Productive Relationship
K.B. Verma
Economist; Ex-Member, Planning Commission, Govt. of India
INFRASTRUCTURE FINANCING
6. Value Capture as a Method of Financing Rail Projects : Theory and Practical
K.B. Verma
Group General Manager ( Finance ), RITES
7. Financing Transport Infrastructure in Megacities : Mumbai Experience
P.G. Patankar
Consulting Advisor, Tata Consulting Services
8. Policy on Urban Mass Rail Transit
B.I. Singal
Director Projects, Rail India Technical & Economic Services (RITES)
9. Financing Railway Infrastructure in India
S. Sriraman
Deptt. of Economics, University of Bombay
PLANNING
10. Indian Railways : Meeting the Challenges
Shanti Narain
Member Traffic, Railway Board, Indian Railways
11. The New Economic Policy and the Transport Sector
Prakash Narain
Former Chairman Railway Board, Indian Railways
12. Railway Planning in India : A spectrum and Perspective View
Vijay Singh
Former General Manager, Indian Railways
13. A Perspective Plan on Gauge Conversion for Indian Railways
Y.P. Anand
Former Chairman Railway Board, Indian Railways
14. Home Truths about Gauge Conversion
M.N. Prasad
Former Chairman Railway Board, Indian Railways
15. Project Planning, Appraisal and Management
Y.P. Anand
Former Chairman Railway Board, Indian Railways
16. Some Cold Realites and Hard Choices
S. Manikutty
Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad
PRODUCTIVITY AND OPERATION EVALUATION
17. Marginal Productivity of Railway Investment-1
K.B. Verma
Group General Manager ( Finance ), RITES
18. Marginal Productivity of Railway Investment-2
K.B. Verma
Group General Manager ( Finance ), RITES
19. Operation - Finance Interface in Indian Railways
K.S. Subramaniam
Manager, Asian Development Bank
20. A Modified Operating Ratio
K.B. Verma
Group General Manager ( Finance ), RITES
21. Financial Performance Analysis of Indian Railways
K.B. Verma
Group General Manager ( Finance ), RITES
22. Business Orientation on I.R. Through Cost Management
Hasan Iqbal
Former Financial Commissioner, Indian Railways
PRODUCTIVITY AND OPERATION EVALUATION
23. Resource Constraint : Lessons of Indian Railways' Experience
M.K. Rao
Former Chairman Railway Board, Indian Railways
24. Restructuring & Railway Finances
S.M. Vaish
Former General Manager, Indian Railways
25. Why so Many Pockets ?
K.B. Verma
Group General Manager ( Finance ), RITES
26. Reclassification of Second Class Sleeper
K.B. Verma
Group General Manager ( Finance ), RITES
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