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Pro.CC.TC GOODS THEORY COMPLETE WITH PRACTICALS (1)

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TypeFreight Marketing Circular
Topicfreight

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continent. When goods are accepted for carriage by goods trains, the freight on such goods shall

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GOODS NOTES INCORPORATING LATEST CHANGES AS FAR AS POSSIBLE. 
 
MOST OF THIS NOTES PREPARED BY AN INSTRUCTOR. 
ANONYMOUS. MY REGARDS AND THANKS TO HIM

INDEX 
Sl. No. 
Topic 
Page No. 
1. 
Various Kinds of goods handled by the Railway 
1 
2. 
Various kinds of wagons & Details on wagons 
4 
3. 
Forwarding Note 
8 
4. 
e-payment, eT-RR 
11 
5. 
Wagon Demand Registration Fee , e-RD & e-way bill 
13 
6. 
Preferential Traffic Order &Indent, Allotment & Supply of wagons 
20 
7. 
Routing of Goods 
24 
8. 
Rating of Goods & Freight & Other Charges for goods traffic. 
25 
9. 
Classification of Goods 
28 
10. 
Weight Conditions 
30 
11. 
Weighment of Goods 
31 
12. 
Packing Conditions 
34 
13. 
Labeling & Marking 
36 
14. 
Placement of wagons , WTR, Loading of goods 
40 
15. 
Sealing & Riveting 
42 
16. 
Freight Operations Information System (FOIS) 
44 
17. 
Railway Receipt, Said to Contain Railway Receipt 
47 
18. 
Un-loading of Goods, DDM, DDPC 
48 
19. 
Re-Weighment of Goods 
50 
20. 
Punitive Charges 
51 
21. 
Delivery of Goods on collection of Railway Receipt 
54 
22. 
Open Delivery & Assessment Delivery 
55 
23. 
Delivery of Goods in absence of the Railway Receipt 
57 
24. 
Gate Pass, Sunday Inventory 
60 
25. 
Mis-declaration of Goods 
61 
26. 
Unconnected Goods 
62 
27. 
Undelivered Goods 
63 
28. 
Transportation Products 
64 
29. 
Freight Incentive Schemes 
71 
30. 
Rebooking of Goods 
81 
31. 
Diversion of Goods 
83 
32. 
Demurrage Charges 
85 
33. 
Wharfage Charges 
88 
34 
Stacking of Goods 
91 
35. 
Intoxicating Drugs, Contraband Goods 
92 
36. 
Railway Material Consignments 
93 
37. 
Military Goods 
94 
38. 
Explosive & Dangerous goods 
95 
39. 
Live Stock 
97 
40. 
Sidings 
99 
41. 
Responsibility of Railways as Common Carriers 
101 
42. 
Claims & Claims Preparation 
102 
43. 
Registers maintained at Goods Office& Balance Sheet 
105 
44. 
Introduction of freight marketing 
108 
45&46. 
Gati Shakti Cargo Multimodal Terminal, BDUs & Model paper 
109 &112

1. Various kinds of goods handled by the Railways 
Introduction:- 
 
Indian Railways (IR) is a great national asset and the backbone of Indian economy. A single transport 
network connects far flung areas of the country. It is one of the largest transportation and logistics 
network of the world. IR runs more than 13,169 passenger trains daily & carry over 23 million of 
passengers per day, connecting about 8,000 stations spread across the Indian sub-continent. 
 
Indian Railways carry a heterogeneous variety of goods. These consists of raw 
materials, finished products, perishable, goods loose or in bulk and in bags, articles of 
high and low value, fragile and dangerous goods, building materials of all kind and medicines, 
chemicals and drugs, clothing, footwear and essential food stuffs. In fact, they directly 
or remotely enter into the daily existence of the average person. 
 
Goods’ includes 
a. Containers, pellets or similar articles of transport used to consolidate goods. 
b. Animals. 
 
Important commodities carried by IR: 
• Coal & coke 
• Cement 
• Food grains & pulses 
• Fertilizers 
• POL 
• Containers 
Different kinds of goods handled by the Railways are mentioned below: 
1. General goods. 
2. Dangerous goods & explosive goods. 
3. Offensive goods. 
4. Live stock. 
5. Perishables goods. 
6. Contraband goods. 
7. Bulky articles. 
8. Railway material. 
9. Military traffic. 
10.Goods in loose. 
11. Petroleum, Oil & Lubricants (POL) 
12. Over Dimensional Consignment (ODC) 
 
1. General goods: General goods are general merchandized goods such as Cement, Food 
grains, Flours and Pulses, Sugar, Iron Ores, Iron and Steel, Salt, Fertilizers, Coal and Coke, 
Machinery and machine tools etc.

[2] 
 
 
 
2. Dangerous goods & explosive goods: 
Dangerous goods are classified into NINE classes as follows, having regard to the 
hazard involved in their carriage by rail (Red Tariff No.20) 
(1) Explosives 
(2) Gases, compressed, liquefied or dissolved under pressure 
(3) Petro

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