The Railway Act (1993)

The Railway Act of 1993 is a key law in India that regulates the operation and management of railways. It provides the legal framework for the ownership, maintenance, and safety of railway infrastructure, trains, and stations. The act establishes the roles and responsibilities of railway authorities and ensures efficient, safe, and fair functioning of the railway system. It also covers issues related to railway tariffs, licensing, and dispute resolution, aiming to facilitate the development of a modern and effective railway network across the country.