Railway to boost safety of women and elephants

February 27, 2013 12:29

In his railway budget speech, Pawan Kumar Bansal made it clear that improving the safety of women passengers is among his priorities this year.Addressing lawmakers in Delhi Tuesday, the railway minister said his department plans to significantly expand the number of female officers in the railway's police force with the aim of strengthening "the security of rail passengers, especially women passengers.' Read

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