Ministry of Railways (Pakistan)
The Ministry of Railways (Urdu: وزارث ريلوے; reporting name: MoR) is a cabinet-level ministry of the Government of Pakistan. The ministry initially functioned as a subdivision of the Ministry of Communications and was eventually established as an autonomous ministry of the federal government in May 1974. Its primary purpose was to manage the state-owned rail transport services – the North Western Railway (later renamed Pakistan Western Railway in 1959, and then Pakistan Railways in 1974) and the Bengal-Assam Railway (later renamed Pakistan Eastern Railway in 1959).
Aab-e-Gum railway station
Abad railway station
Abbaspur railway station
Abdul Hakim railway station
Abdullahpur Kolar railway station
Adam Sahaba railway station
Ahmedwal railway station
Ajnala railway station
Akhtar Karnana railway station
Akora Khattak railway station
Ala railway station
Alhar railway station
Allahdadani railway station
Allahdino Sand railway station
Alluwali railway station
Amirpur Halt railway station
Amri railway station
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Aab-e-Gum railway station
Abad railway station
Abbaspur railway station
Abdul Hakim railway station
Abdullahpur Kolar railway station
Adam Sahaba railway station
Ahmedwal railway station
Ajnala railway station
Akhtar Karnana railway station
Akora Khattak railway station
Ala railway station
Alhar railway station
Allahdadani railway station
Allahdino Sand railway station
Alluwali railway station
Amirpur Halt railway station
Amri railway station
Amruka railway station
Arian Road railway station
Aba Khel railway stationAbbasnagar railway stationAbdullahabad Halt railway stationAblak railway stationAdam Khan railway stationAdamwahan Bridge railway stationAdmwahan railway stationAir Port Halt railway stationAir Ship Halt railway stationAkhtarabad railway stationAladana railway stationAlam Reg railway stationAlamgir Town Halt railway stationAli Muhammad Mihar Halt railway stationAli Nawaz Ghoto Halt railway stationAlipur Chatta railway stationAlipur Sayadan Sharif railway stationAlisar Halt railway stationAlozai railway stationAmmiunttion Siding railway stationAqilshah railway station
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Ministry of Railways (Pakistan)
The Ministry of Railways (Urdu: وزارث ريلوے; reporting name: MoR) is a cabinet-level ministry of the Government of Pakistan. The ministry initially functioned as a subdivision of the Ministry of Communications and was eventually established as an autonomous ministry of the federal government in May 1974. Its primary purpose was to manage the state-owned rail transport services – the North Western Railway (later renamed Pakistan Western Railway in 1959, and then Pakistan Railways in 1974) and the Bengal-Assam Railway (later renamed Pakistan Eastern Railway in 1959).
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The Ministry of Railways (Urdu ...... for the Pakistan Railways too.
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Secretary / Chairperson Railways
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Syed Ashiq Hussain Kirmani
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Parliamentary Secretary
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Federal Minister for Railways
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The Ministry of Railways (Urdu ...... stan Eastern Railway in 1959).
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