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Indian Railways Freight Tracking

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Indian Railways Freight Tracking

Track your freight consignment status using the Freight Operations Information System (FOIS).

Go to Official FOIS Site

Enter your FNR Status or Consignment Number

About Indian Railways Freight

The Indian Railways carries nearly 1500 million tonnes of freight in a year, which translates to about 6000 freight trains daily. Freight trains bring two-thirds of the Indian Railway revenues and are referred to as the bread earners for the Railways. The major commodities carried are Coal, Iron Ore, Foodgrains, Iron & Steel, Cement, Petroleum products, Fertilizer and Containerized Traffic. There are specialized wagons to handle the transportation needs of the different types of commodities.

Unlike passenger trains, freight trains do not run to a fixed schedule, making freight operations a highly information-intensive activity. Based on this information, managers make allocation decisions continually to dynamically optimize the utilization of resources like wagons, locomotives, crew, and paths on the network. Real-time information allows for good decision-making and ensures high levels of mobility within the system.

Important Contacts

Web Information Manager

AMIT KUMAR SHRIVASTAVA

CENTRE FOR RAILWAY INFORMATION SYSTEMS (CRIS)

Chanakya Puri, New Delhi – 110021

Phone: 24104525, 24106717

Fax: 26877893

Email: writetowim[at]cris[dot]org[dot]in

Operational Control Centre

OCC/FOIS

CENTRE FOR RAILWAY INFORMATION SYSTEMS (CRIS)

Chanakya Puri, New Delhi – 110021

Phone: 26116439, 24104525 (Extn.231)

For IR Users: 54804

Frequently Asked Questions

You can register demand for wagons online from the place of your convenience using our e-Demand Service. First you will have to get yourself registered with us. Alternatively, you may submit a forwarding note, containing details of Commodity, Originating and Destination points (Railway Locations) etc. at the Loading Location over Indian Railways. Know more about booking process.

You may find most suitable Terminal to transport your cargo from a wide network of 4000+ Terminals of Indian Railways based on your location, district, state, PINCODE, Railway Division or Railway Zone using our Search Terminal Dashboard.

Wagon Registration Fee (WRF) is a token amount collected at the time of placing indent. At present, the WRF is Rs.50000/- per rake. This amount may be adjusted in Freight.

Siding Charges are charges levied for hauling a rake (Freight Train) between Railway serving station and its siding for loading / unloading of Goods.

Electronic Railway Receipt or eT-RR has been launched to provide paperless transaction system where Railway Receipt is generated and transmitted electronically to customer through FOIS, and even delivery of goods is given through e-surrender of eT-RR.

At present, rate of Demurrage Charge is Rs 150/- per wagon per hour or part of an hour.

Step by Step guidance can be provided by Chief Goods Supervisor/Goods clerk at station. Please visit nearest Goods Shed.

The information regarding freight policy are uploaded on the webpage of Traffic Commercial Dte under www.indianrailways.gov.in.

Through distance based charging is the system of charging freight upto the buffer end of the siding, in place of levying Siding Charge.

Customers who have placed indent for wagon may apply for free advance stacking permission. Permission for advance stacking is granted keeping in view the traffic pattern, number of rakes handled, availability of space etc. at the station/goods shed concerned.

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