Shri Mohit Chandra, a seasoned officer of the 1989 Indian Railway Service for Electrical Engineers, has assumed the role of Additional General Manager, Northern Railway. With an illustrious career spanning diverse roles, including Principal Executive Director at Railway Board, he brings extensive expertise in electrical engineering and railway administration to his new position.
Educational Background and Early Career:
A graduate of the University of Roorkee (1989) with a bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Shri Chandra is an officer from the 1989 exam batch of the Indian Railway Service for Electrical Engineers. He joined Indian Railways in 1991, specializing in maintenance and operations of electric locomotives, EMUs, and rolling stock.
Diverse Experience in Indian Railways:
Shri Chandra has held various key positions in Indian Railways, including roles in electric loco sheds, EMU car sheds, and headquarters-level operations. His expertise spans divisions, headquarters, and the Railway Board, demonstrating his multifaceted experience in railway management.
Administrative Contributions:
He also excelled in general administration, serving as Joint Secretary for the Union Public Service Commission, managing critical portfolios like Services-1 and Confidential wings. As Divisional Railway Manager of Prayagraj Division, he led impactful initiatives in the North Central Railway.
Role at Railway Board:
Before taking charge as AGM, Shri Chandra served as Principal Executive Director (Electrical Engineering – Rolling Stock) at the Railway Board, where he was instrumental in driving advancements in rolling stock technology and operations.
Conclusion:
With decades of experience in railway operations, administration, and engineering, Shri Mohit Chandra is set to play a pivotal role as Additional General Manager, Northern Railway. His leadership and technical expertise are expected to bring innovation and efficiency, strengthening the operational and strategic goals of Northern Railway.
Source: Northern Railway | Image Credit: Northern Railway
