-RWWCO organised a prestigious event at the National Rail Museum, New Delhi, honouring 33 outstanding women Rail employees.
-Satish Kumar commended women’s dedication in Indian Railways, highlighting their contributions that often surpass their male counterparts.
-He emphasised that women are not just employees but a vital force behind the strength and progress of Indian Railways.
-He described women as symbols of respect, honour, power and devotion, calling them the radiant expression of life’s light.
New Delhi: On the occasion of International Women’s Day, the Railway Women Welfare Central Organisation (RWWCO) hosted a grand felicitation ceremony at the National Rail Museum Auditorium, New Delhi.
The event was graced by the Chairman and CEO of the Railway Board, Satish Kumar, who honoured 33 outstanding women employees representing each zone, production unit (PU), and select public sector undertakings (PSUs) of Indian Railways.
Addressing the gathering, Satish Kumar lauded the invaluable contributions of women in Indian Railways, stating that their dedication and hard work not only match but often surpass that of their male counterparts. He emphasised that women’s participation is not confined to their professional roles alone; rather, they form an integral pillar of the strength and success of Indian Railways.
Their relentless efforts, leadership, and commitment have propelled the organisation to greater heights. Quoting a poem, he beautifully described women as “respect, honour, and the pride of our culture… the embodiment of power, devotion, and the radiant expression of life’s light.”
Speaking at the event, RWWCO President, Dr. Ruby Rani Singh, highlighted the various initiatives undertaken by Indian Railways to empower women employees, ensure workplace safety, and foster gender equality. The ceremony was attended by several distinguished dignitaries, including Secretary of the organisation, Amrita Sharma; Treasurer, Nirdeshak Singh; and Joint Secretary, Anjali Verma, who extended their support towards advancing women’s role in the organisation.
List of Outstanding Women Employees-2025
Name
Designation
Rly.
1.
Ms. Deepa Sanjay Kaithwas
Constable/RPF
Central Rly
2.
Ms. Ritwika Sarkar
Technician
Eastern Rly
3.
Ms. Pinki Kumari
Pointsman
East Central Rly
4.
Smt. Susobhini Naik
Chief Nursing Supdt.
East Coast Rly
5.
Ms. Veena
Technician
Northern Rly
6.
Smt. Rachna
Constable/RPF
NCR
7.
Ms. Sunita Sharma
Office Supdt.
North Eastern Rly
8.
Ms. Nupur Tapadar
Sr. Technician
North Eastern Frontier Rly
9.
Ms. Pinki Jat
Constable/RPF
North Western Rly
10.
Smt. Mahita. K
Sr. Technician
Southern Rly
11.
Smt. Rajitha Munagala
T.T.I
South Central Rly
12.
Ms. Sumita Chaudhuri
Sr. DTI (Safety)
South Eastern Rly
13.
Ms. Sunita Dashrath Barmaiya
Accounts Assistant
South East Central Rly
14.
Ms. Shilpa S.
Constable/RPF
South Western Rly
15.
Smt. Seema S. Kushwaha
Technician
Western Rly
16.
Ms. Kalpana Chourey
Welder
West Central Rly
17.
Smt. Purnima Karmakar
Technician
Metro Rly
18.
Smt. Banhishikha Chakraborty
PGT/Geography
Chittaranjan Locomotive Works
19.
Smt. Usha Singh
Chief Nursing Supdt.
Banaras Locomotive Works
20.
Smt. L.R. Subathra
Technician
Integral Coach Factory
21.
Smt. Sunita Devi
Chief Office Supdt.
Rail Coach Factory
22.
Smt. Harjeet Kaur
Office Supdt.
Patiala Locomotive Works
23.
Smt. Anuradha Sharma
Manager, Guest Services
N.A.I.R.
24.
Smt. Renu Pandey
PS
R.D.S.O
25.
Smt. Shine Swarupi
Accounts Assistant
Rail Wheel Factory
26.
Smt. Afsana Begum
Chief Office Supdt.
Modern Coach Factory
27.
Ms. Ashvini Shalikram Meshram
Sr. ALP/CTCC
C.R.I.S
28.
Ms. Ruchi Lauhri
HR Assistant
M.R.V.C.
29.
Ms. Sunita Swami
Asst. Section Officer
Railway Board
30.
Ms. Manjita Devi
Section Officer (HR)
RITES
31.
Ms. Nisha Wason
Manager/Admin/Civil
DFCCIL
32.
Smt. A. Deepika Balamuchu
Manager (Finance)
R.V.N.L.
33.
Smt. Dipavali Kuhad
Assistant Officer (C&O)
C.O.N.C.O.R
