DFCCIL Recruitment 2024: 1074 Junior Executive, Junior Manager & Executive Posts @ India!! | 2024. Dedicated Freight Corridor Corporation of India Limited has recently released the DFCCIL notification to recruit 1074 Candidates. These vacancies are for Junior Executive, Junior Manager & Executive posts. Candidates can start by reading the details given in the sections below. If they are interested in DFCCIL jobs, then they can proceed to refer to the official notification. After reading the details here and in the notification, they can ensure whether they are eligible or not. If eligible, they can proceed to apply for DFCCIL recruitment.
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Dedicated Freight Corridor Corporation of India have announced latest recruitment jobs notification through the Advt no:HQ-HR0DPOU(DEP)/03/2024/28246 on 7th March 2024 for the post of Safety Counsellor on Direct basis. Candidates who are eligible can apply for the DFCCIL Recruitment notification on or before the 5th April 2024 through online application. Find mor
Dedicated Freight Corridor Corporation of India (DFCCIL), is a schedule ‘A’ Public Sector Undertaking under the administrative control of the Government of India (Ministry of Railways). It is the most ambitious and biggest ever project in the rail infrastructure sector, set up to support the growth of the economy by building high capacity, high-speed rail freight corridors along the golden quadrilateral and its diagonals. The first phase comprises the construction of two corridors namely Western DFC and Eastern DFC.
At present, the company has its Corporate Office in New Delhi and Field Units at Mumbai (North & South), Vadodara, Ahmedabad, Ajmer, Jaipur, NOIDA, Ambala, Allahabad (East & West), Meerut, Mughalsarai, Tundla, and Kolkata. In the Operational Phase, there will be two regional offices at Ahmedabad and Allahabad with Corporate Office at Delhi NCR. Accordingly, the seeds for the project were sown as early as April 2005, wherein, Honourable Prime Ministers of India and Japan made a joint declaration for feasibility and possible funding of the dedicated rail freight corridors.
In May 2005, Committee on Infrastructure (COI) constituted a Task Force, chaired by Shri Anwarul Huda, Member Planning Commission to prepare a concept paper on Delhi-Mumbai (Western) and Delhi-Howrah (Eastern) dedicated freight corridor projects, and to suggest a new organizational structure for planning, financing, construction and operation of these corridors. In January 2006, RITES submitted the Feasibility Study Report of both the corridors to the Ministry of Railways. Almost simultaneously, the Cabinet approved the report of the Task Force of the COI, which directed that an SPV should be set up to construct and operate the DFC.