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Delivered-By-Next-March

The coaches are customised as per the requirements of Bangladesh Railway and have aesthetically designed interiors. RCF Kapurthala is gaining a foothold in the export market..The export order of 120 LHB coaches include 17 AC first class, 17 AC chair car, 34 non-AC chair car with pantry, 33 Non-AC chair car with prayer room and 19 power car coaches. The din571 hexagonal wood screw stainless steel colour scheme has been suggested by Bangladesh Railways. The manufacturing of stainless steel LHB broad gauge coaches for Bangladesh Railways is in progress at the Rail Coach Factory in Kapurthala.A high-level delegation from Bangladesh Railways, comprising Md Feroz Salah-ud Din.
Secretary-in-Charge, Ministry of Railways, Bangladesh and other top RCF officials had visited Kapurthala factory last month for inspection of the coaches prior to the dispatch. This is the biggest-ever consignment of Linke Hofmann Busch (LHB) coaches to be exported by the Railways, said a senior Railway Ministry official. New Delhi: Railways will export 120 modern LHB coaches to Bangladesh at an estimated cost of Rs 367 crore, with the first consignment of 40 set to be dispatched in March. The contract agreement between RITES Ltd and Bangladesh Railways was executed on January 21, 2015, and subsequently between RITES Ltd and RCF on September 30, 2015 for supply of these coaches.Earlier also.
RCF has exported coaches to South East Asian and African countries which have Metre Gauge rail networks and Indian Railway's past experience in Meter Guage rolling stock has proves handy in serving these markets."We will be sending the first consignment of 40 coaches by the end of next month and the remaining coaches will be delivered by next March," said the official.Export contracts are executed through RITES Ltd, a railways PSU.According to the official, the coaches are customised as per the requirements of Bangladesh Railway and have aesthetically designed interiors and equipped with latest technology.

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New Delhi: Import duty hike on certain steel and aluminium items and visa restrictions are among the key issues to be flagged by Commerce and Industry Minister Suresh Prabhu during his meeting with the US Trade Representative (USTR) and American commerce secretary. India has time and again raised its concerns over tightening visa restrictions by the US on IT professionals.The country also expressed its disappointment over the US imposition of high import duties on certain steel and aluminium products. We will raise the issue of unilateral actions by the US, the recent restrictions put on (movement of two headed screws professionals) and imposition of tariffs on steel and aluminium," Prabhu told PTI.
The proposed overhaul of popular H-1B visa regime by the US President Donald Trump has raised concerns among Indian IT firms, as any changes in the visa regime may result in higher operational costs and shortage of skilled workers for the USD 110 billion Indian outsourcing industry.He said that India is engaging with the US at every level as there are huge business opportunities for American companies here."I have a meeting with USTR and also with their commerce secretary. Indias exports to the US in 2016-17 stood at USD 42..The minister would also meet private players besides think tanks which influence US decision making.
"We want to make sure that we have a much bigger agenda with the US," he said, adding there is a market for the US in the civil aviation sector in India. It alleged that those schemes are harming its companies.21 billion, while imports were USD 22.3 billion.5 billion every year.The US too has filed a complaint against Indias export support programmes.Prabhu will visit Washington and New york during his five-day visit beginning from June 10.India has also dragged the US in WTOs dispute settlement system against the decision. Indias exports of steel and aluminium products to America stood at about USD.