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Lalu Yadav, the management guru!
October 8, 2008
Later, the minister said he had plans to introduce buttermilk and khadi linens for passengers. The logic given was once again that of more rural employment.
The minister ran quite a few surprise checks to assess the exact state of affairs of his ministry. He once inspected the Patna railway station at midnight.
As part of his drive to modernise the railways, Yadav has decided to send nearly 100 top officials abroad for training in latest techniques.
Last but not the least, the railway minister has consciously not raised the railway fares even as inflation continues to gnaw at the entrails of India. This has led to a sharp increase in the number of railway passenger in recent times.
Image: Railways Minister Lalu Prasad shows a victory sign after casting his vote in the Indian Presidential election at Parliament in New Delhi on July 19, 2007. | Photograph: Prakash Singh/AFP/Getty Images
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