How do IRTS officers manage Indian Railways? | J Sanjay Kumar IRTS

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In this video, Abhijeet Yadav is in conversation with Sanjay Kumar, an IRTS officer, discussing the critical role of the Indian Railways and the Indian Railway Traffic Service (IRTS). Sanjay explains the responsibilities of IRTS, which involve managing the commercial and operational aspects of train services, including passenger and freight operations. He highlights the importance of safety, punctuality, and logistical challenges faced daily in the railways. The conversation also touches upon the ongoing modernization efforts like electrification, capacity expansion, and new trains like Vande Bharat to improve efficiency.

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00:00 Intro
00:26 About J Sanjay Kumar
01:23 I have been lucky in UPSC
02:19 What is LAMP Fellowship?
04:30 I chose Hindi as my second language
06:48 Advantage of learning different languages
08:29 India loves bargaining!
10:46 The reason behind choosing UPSC | Patel nagar saga
13:10 What exactly is IRTS?
14:40 How does IRTS officers manage Railways?
19:26 Trains get delayed! Why?
21:52 Should there be a chain in a train?
22:43 Interesting cases of Vandi Bharat
25:03 There are no Saturdays and Sundays for IRTS
26:24 Promotions in IRTS
28:43 SOPs are clearly defined in Railways
32:46 Railways has the most disciplined staff
34:25 Spot Awards in Railways
36:30 What improvements are needed in railways
39:52 End note + Bests of Indian Railways


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