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Inspector, on which the request was made that passenger should be detained
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| Type | Commercial Circular |
|---|---|
| Topic | parcel |
| Official source | secr.indianrailways.gov.in |
Summary
Inspector, on which the request was made that passenger should be detained; Stock of tickets.εThe stock of tickets at the station should not be allowed to
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--- title: "Indian Railway Commercial Manual, Volume I" document_id: "ircm-volume-i-1991" original_filename: "1738644529505-COMMERCIAL MANUAL VOLUME I.pdf" page_count: 207 encoding: "UTF-8" publication_status: "official Railway manual; later correction slips, circulars and statutory publications prevail" source_url: "https://secr.indianrailways.gov.in/uploads/files/1738644529505-COMMERCIAL%20MANUAL%20VOLUME%20I.pdf" --- Indian Railway Commercial Manual, Volume I - Source file: `1738644529505-COMMERCIAL MANUAL VOLUME I.pdf` - Repository status: official Railway manual; later correction slips, circulars and statutory publications prevail - CommercialPedia handling: private source repository; page references are preserved for search and exam evidence. PDF Page 0001 GOVERNMENT OF INDIA MINISTRY OF RAILWAYS (Railway Board) INDIAN RAILWAY COMMERCIAL MANUAL VOLUME I 1992 Third Edition, 1992 Government of India Press, Coimbatore First Limited Edition 1967 Second Edition 1972 (Revised) Third Edition 1992 (Revised) PREFACE The State Railway Code for the Traffic Department (Commercial), 1939, used to lay down the rules and instructions bearing on the working of the Commercial Department and commercial staff. Later, the Railway Board decided that an Indian Railway Code for the Traffic Department (Commercial), containing only essential principles, mandatory instructions and policy directives issued by the Board, should be brought out. The first provisional issue of the code was published in 1961. It was also decided that an Indian Railway Commercial Manual, containing procedural rules for the conduct of day-to-day work at stations by the commercial staff, should be also produced. 2. The Indian Railway Commercial Manual is being brought out in two volumes. The present publication, Volume I, contains chapters relating to coaching traffic, booking and carriage of animals and birds and the articles as mentioned in Part I of schedule II of the Railways (Extent of Monetary Liability and the Prescription of Percentage charge) Rules 1990. Volume II of the Manual will deal with matters relating to goods traffic and other miscellaneous subjects. 3. The provisions of this Manual do not supersede or alter or substitute the rules and instructions contained in the statutory publications like Acts, Codes, Rules, Tariffs, etc. 4. This edition of the Manual is not only a re-print of the old Manual but also incorporates the consequential changes in the light of the coming into force of the new Railways Act, 1989 and the Railway Claims Tribunal Act, 1987. Wherever necessary text of the relevant provisions from these Acts has been reproduced at appropriate places in this edition. Shri Arun Kumar Khanna Commercial Inspector (Marketing) Railway Board, Shri R.S. Yadav Commercial Instructor Zonal Training School Chandausi and Shri OM Prakash Khurana Commercial Inspector (Marketing) Railway Board, have rendered valuable assistance in updating the provisions of the manual. 5. Errors, discrepancies and omissions, if any, noticed in this edition should be PDF Page 0002 brought to the notice of the Railway Board. Rail Bhavan S. K. MALIK New Delhi Director Commercial (Marketing April 2,1992 and Railway Act Revision) Railway Board PDF Page 0003 CONTENTS CHAPTER I INTRODUCTORY Functions of the Commercial Department, 101. Chief Commercial, Superintendent, 102. Definitions, 103. Duties of commercial staff, 104. Conduct of commercial staff, 105. Discipline,106. Reporting for duty, 107. Hours of duty, 108. Appearance of staff, 109. Use of summer and winter uniforms, 110. Display of posters and notices, 111. Display of notices showing the hours of business, 112. Exhibition of time tables, fares lists, etc., 113. Books of reference, 114. Scrutiny of tariffs, books, rate advices and circulars, 115. Accessibility of rate and fare advices to the public, 116. Responsibility for ensuring that tariffs, etc. are correctly posted and assimilated, 117. S
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