Dharam Veer Meena takes over as general manager, Central Railway from today
TNN | Sep 1, 2024, 08.25 PM IST
MUMBAI: Dharam Veer Meena has assumed the role of General Manager of Central Railway, an official announced on Sunday.
He is an officer of the Indian Railways Service of Signal Engineers (IRSSE) from the 1988 batch. Before taking over as GM, he was serving as Principal Chief Signal & Telecommunication Engineer in Central Railway. He succeeds Ram Karan Yadav, who has superannuated on August 31.
Meena completed his B.E. in Electronics & Communication from M.B.M. Engineering college, Jodhpur, in 1988 and also holds a Bachelor’s degree in Law. He joined the Railways in March, 1990.
He has served in multiple roles both in the field and at headquarters on South Eastern Railway, Western Railway, West Central Railway, and Central Railway. Hallmarks of his tenures have been completion of Signalling Projects and Signalling Works associated with Multitracking Projects, Safety Works in record time.
From 2009 to 2014, as Deputy Chief Vigilance Officer on Western Railway, he played a key role for using Vigilance as a reformative and constructive tool to enhance integrity, transparency and productivity of the organisation and implemented Vigilance System Software (VSS). In appreciation for these efforts, he was awarded Hon’ble Minister of Railways Award in 2013.
He is an officer of the Indian Railways Service of Signal Engineers (IRSSE) from the 1988 batch. Before taking over as GM, he was serving as Principal Chief Signal & Telecommunication Engineer in Central Railway. He succeeds Ram Karan Yadav, who has superannuated on August 31.
Meena completed his B.E. in Electronics & Communication from M.B.M. Engineering college, Jodhpur, in 1988 and also holds a Bachelor’s degree in Law. He joined the Railways in March, 1990.
He has served in multiple roles both in the field and at headquarters on South Eastern Railway, Western Railway, West Central Railway, and Central Railway. Hallmarks of his tenures have been completion of Signalling Projects and Signalling Works associated with Multitracking Projects, Safety Works in record time.
From 2009 to 2014, as Deputy Chief Vigilance Officer on Western Railway, he played a key role for using Vigilance as a reformative and constructive tool to enhance integrity, transparency and productivity of the organisation and implemented Vigilance System Software (VSS). In appreciation for these efforts, he was awarded Hon’ble Minister of Railways Award in 2013.