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What is the required advance notice period to the Station Manager for booking livestock?

  • 36 hours
  • 12 hours
  • 24 hours (correct)
  • 48 hours

Which form is required to be executed for the booking of livestock?

  • Form Com 627 G
  • Form Com 627 F (correct)
  • Form Com 627 E
  • Form Com 627 A

Which of the following guidelines must be followed when booking livestock?

  • Motor Vehicles Act, 1988
  • Transportation of Animal Rules, 1978 (correct)
  • Railway Act, 1989
  • Indian Penal Code, 1860

Which of the following sections does not allow livestock booking?

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What is the space requirement for booking an animal weighing more than 300 kg and up to 400 kg?

<p>1.40 sq m (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the space allocated for booking a setline horse?

<p>2.25 sq m (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How much space is needed to book a sheep with wool weighing 28 kg?

<p>0.23 sq m (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Approximately how many pigs can be booked in a B.G. wagon/VPU with an area of 63.55 Sqm?

<p>104 (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the monetary liability of the railway administration for a single horse, as per section 103 of the Railway Act?

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If a party declares the actual value of their livestock on the forwarding note and pays percentage charges, what is the extent of the Railway's liability?

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According to the Railway Act, under what conditions is the Railway Administration NOT held responsible for injuries to animals?

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How are livestock typically charged by the railway?

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If excess animals are found at the destination station, what will happen?

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What is the minimum number of attendants required to travel free of cost with a four-wheeler Broad Gauge (BG) wagon carrying livestock?

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Besides the free attendants, what is the maximum number of additional attendants that can be permitted to travel with the livestock?

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Who is responsible for feeding and taking care of the animals during transit?

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If a rake of wagons contains multiple commodities, how are charges determined?

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What document is issued when RMC is booked free of cost?

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What type of charges are not applicable when RMC is booked under general service?

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What is the maximum quantity of detonators allowed?

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What is the concession applied when RMC is booked in a train load of departmental wagons?

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Where are wharfage charges not collected for RMC?

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What is the penalty for carrying Offensive Goods into railway premises without permission?

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Which of the following is considered an Offensive Good?

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Which of the following is not a charge applicable to RMC booked under general service?

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Which rule is NOT part of the carriage guidelines for Offensive Goods?

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What document is executed for booking Military traffic?

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Which type of RMC Forwarding Note is required for booking Railway Material consignment?

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What is the difference between the charges for RMC booked under general service and RMC booked in departmental wagons?

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What should be done if Offensive Goods are to be kept with general goods?

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Who is responsible for the loading and unloading of Offensive Goods?

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What is the weight of Nitro compound that is regulated?

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What is the maximum quantity of grains that can be carried for a horse or mule every 160 km?

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What must be provided by the consignor regarding the animals' health?

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What type of platform is required for loading and unloading livestock?

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What is the required length and width of the ramps provided by the consignor?

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What type of goods are classified as contraband?

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Which of the following is NOT a required item for transporting livestock?

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What should be written on the label tied around the animal’s neck?

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Which statement is true regarding the transport of livestock in states where animal slaughter is banned?

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What should be done with the copies of the permit during the preparation of the railway receipt?

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What must be done if packages are found to be in a broken state during transit?

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Which section of the Railway Act states that no person can bring dangerous goods to Railway premises without permission?

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What is the penalty for carrying dangerous goods without permission to Railway premises as per Section 164?

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What should be included in the advance intimation for booking dangerous goods?

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What must be done with unclaimed intoxicating goods at the destination station?

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Which group does NOT classify as dangerous goods?

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Where must intoxicating goods always be stored during transit?

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What is the maximum weight of kit and bucket that can be carried with each horned cattle?

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According to regulations, what should the consignor ensure is available for the livestock?

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What is the prescribed length and width for ramps, that consignors need to provide?

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Besides the name and address of consignor and consignee, which information should be written on the label tied around an animal’s neck?

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Which of these options is NOT considered a contraband good?

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Under what condition is a license NOT needed for booking contraband goods?

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What is the required action for the livestock in areas where animal slaughter is banned?

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According to the regulations, which of the following best describes the handling of offensive goods at railway stations?

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What is the primary distinction regarding the use of Railway Material Consignment (RMC) credit notes?

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Which of the following is the CORRECT procedure when booking offensive goods?

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Regarding the handling of offensive goods, which of the following is TRUE about their storage in relation to general goods?

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According to the regulations, what is the responsibility of individuals who contravene Section 67 of the Railway Act by carrying offensive goods without permission?

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According to the rules for booking dangerous goods, which of the following is a required procedure?

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What is the correct procedure for handling packages containing dangerous goods?

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What is the key requirement for booking explosive goods, regarding advance notice?

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Which document must be produced in two copies when booking explosive goods?

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What is the maximum weight allowed for a single package containing explosive goods?

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What should be done with explosive goods to protect them from sun and water?

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What general rule applies to booking dangerous goods not listed in the Goods tariff but included in Red Tariff?

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What is the maximum number of layers permissible for loading packages containing explosives in a wagon, assuming they are of the same size and weight?

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What is the key condition for booking explosive goods which fall under the 'Nitro compound' class?

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Which of these actions is explicitly prohibited when handling packages containing explosives?

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When is a handle required on packages containing explosive materials?

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What is the speed limit during shunting operations for wagons loaded with explosives, when conducted in the presence of authorized employees?

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Generally, which route is NOT preferred for explosive goods booking, and for what specific reason is an exception made?

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What is the prescribed distance within which open fires must NOT be ignited when handling explosives?

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According to the regulations, what is the minimum age requirement for personnel involved in handling explosive packages?

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Which of the following is a specific requirement for handling personnel concerning their footwear?

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What specific information exchange is mandated between the railway receipt and the permit when preparing to transport intoxicating goods?

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What is the requirement for loading explosives in a wagon regarding its overall carrying capacity?

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Where are copies of the permit for intoxicating goods sent and kept?

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What should happen if a consignment of explosive goods does not reach its destination within a reasonable time?

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Which measure should be prioritized regarding the secure movement of intoxicating goods?

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Which type of shunting is NOT permitted for wagons loaded with explosive goods?

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During the handling process, which of the following items are handling personnel prohibited from carrying?

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What is the procedure for the dispatch of packages and wagons carrying intoxicating goods?

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Who is primarily responsible for supervision during the delivery of intoxicating goods at the destination station?

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If dangerous goods are found in railway premises without authorization, what action may be taken against the person responsible, according to Section 164 of the Railway Act?

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When booking dangerous goods, what specific information should be included in the advance intimation to the Station Manager?

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What is the disposition of unclaimed intoxicating goods at the destination station?

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Which of the following is NOT a primary group used to classify dangerous goods?

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Flashcards

Forwarding Note No. Com 627 F

A forwarding note used for booking livestock. This note signifies that the livestock is being transported and should be treated with care.

Transportation of Animal Rules, 1978

A set of rules governing the transportation of animals, ensuring their welfare and safety during transit.

Goods Shed

A section of land dedicated to the storage and handling of goods. They are often used for loading and unloading freight.

Booking of Livestock

An area used for loading and unloading goods at railway stations. They are usually located adjacent to goods sheds.

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Wagon/VPU

A type of train car designed for transporting livestock. It provides space for the animals to move and prevents them from being injured while in transit.

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Space for Booking Horse

The space required for booking a horse depends on its age, type, and whether it is pregnant. This ensures the horse has adequate space for movement and safety.

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Space for Booking Sheep and Goats

The space required for booking sheep and goats depends on their weight and whether they have wool. This ensures the animals have enough space to be transported safely and comfortably.

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Space for Booking Pig

The space required for booking pigs depends on their weight and size. Each pig needs a minimum space of 0.61 square meters in a wagon/VPU.

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Monetary liability for livestock

The maximum amount the railway administration will pay if an animal being transported is injured or dies, unless a higher value is declared by the owner.

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Declaring higher value for livestock

The owner can choose to declare a higher value for their livestock and pay a percentage charge to increase the railway's liability.

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Carrying capacity for livestock in wagons

The number of animals allowed in a wagon depends on the wagon's size, with larger wagons accommodating more animals.

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Railway liability for animal fear or overloading

The railway is not responsible for injuries or deaths caused by the animal's own fear, restlessness, or overcrowding.

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Freight class for livestock

Livestock is classified as LR-3 for freight charges.

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Maximum livestock allowed in a wagon

The railway will only transport livestock up to the wagon's maximum carrying capacity.

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Undercharges for exceeding livestock limits

If more animals than allowed are found at the destination, extra charges will be collected.

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Attendant requirements for livestock transport

At least one attendant is required for every wagon, and they are allowed to travel for free, with the number depending on the wagon size.

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Veterinary Disease Certificate

A certificate issued by a veterinarian confirming that the animals are free from infectious or contagious diseases is required for transporting livestock.

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Livestock Rest Stop

The owner is responsible for the well-being of the livestock during a rest stop at a junction or major station. This is only permitted once during the journey.

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Livestock Supplies

The amount of grain and other supplies allowed for the livestock is determined by the type of animal and the distance traveled.

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Animal Identification Label

A label containing the consignor's and consignee's names, addresses, telephone numbers, and certificate number should be attached to the neck of each animal.

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First Aid Kit for Livestock

The consignor is responsible for providing a first-aid kit for treating any injuries that may occur during transportation.

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Livestock Loading Ramps

The consignor must provide ramps for loading and unloading livestock, ensuring they are at least 5 meters long and 1.5 meters wide.

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Grass Bedding for Livestock

Adequate amounts of grass should be spread on the floor of the wagon to provide comfort and hygiene for the livestock during the journey.

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Government Issued Certificate

A certification from a government official or District Magistrate is required for the transportation of livestock.

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Dangerous Goods

Goods that pose a risk to life and property.

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IRCA Red Tariff No. 20

A book listing regulations for handling dangerous goods.

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Section 67 of Railway Act

A railway act section prohibiting bringing dangerous goods to railway premises without permission.

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Section 164 of Railway Act

A railway act section imposing penalties for violating Section 67.

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Explosives

A category of dangerous goods that can detonate.

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Petroleum and other inflammable goods

A category of dangerous goods that easily ignite.

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Gases compressed liquified or dissolved under pressure

A category of dangerous goods that release gas under pressure.

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Inflammable solids

A category of dangerous goods that easily catch fire.

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Offensive Goods

Goods that emit unpleasant odors or can contaminate other items through contact.

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Forwarding Note No. T-1601

A legal document required for booking Railway Material Consignment (RMC).

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RMC Credit Note

Special credit notes used for paying freight on railway material and stores.

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Dangerous or Offensive Goods

Goods that need special handling and carriage due to their potential hazards.

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Section 67 of the Railway Act

A section of railway legislation prohibiting the carriage of dangerous or offensive goods without permission.

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Section 165 of the Railway Act

A section of railway legislation outlining penalties for violating Section 67 by carrying offensive goods without permission.

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Prepayment of Freight Rule

A rule requiring the prepayment of freight charges for transporting offensive goods.

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RMC (Railway Material Charges)

RMC (Railway Material Charges) are charges levied on goods transported by the railway for free. They are listed in the IRCA Goods Tariff and Coaching Tariff.

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Free Service Waybill (FSW)

A free service waybill (FSW) is issued when RMC goods are booked, indicating no charges apply.

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General Service RMC Booking

RMC booked under general service are subject to regular tariffs and charges like wharfage, demurrage, and free time.

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RMC Charges Determination

RMC charges are determined by the declared class rate of the commodity being transported.

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Departmental Wagon RMC Booking

When RMC is booked in a train load using departmental wagons, a 30% concession is applied to the charges.

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Rake with Multiple Commodities

If a rake carries multiple commodities, each wagon is charged based on the highest class of the commodity it carries.

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Siding Charges for RMC

Siding charges are not levied for RMC booked from private or railway sidings, regardless of the service type (departmental or general).

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Demurrage Charges for RMC

Demurrage charges are waived for departmental wagons and condemned wagons in general service.

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Forwarding Note T-1601

A legal document required for booking Railway Material Consignment (RMC).

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Pictorial Label for Dangerous Goods

The specific label that must be placed on packages or wagons carrying dangerous goods, visually indicating the hazard.

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IRCA Red Tariff

A book containing rules and regulations for handling dangerous goods. This includes classification, packaging, labeling, and transportation.

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H Certificate

A certificate issued by the Inspector of Explosives, required for booking and transporting explosive materials.

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Explosive Goods

Goods that pose a risk to life and property due to their ability to detonate, ignite, or release hazardous substances.

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Forwarding Note for Explosive Goods

A special document required for booking explosives. It includes information about the type of explosive, its class and division, and the actual weight.

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A Form for Explosive Goods

A form required for booking explosives classified under the 'Nitro Compound' class. It provides additional documentation about the explosive material.

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Prohibited Explosive Goods

A specific category of explosive goods specifically prohibited from being booked for rail transport.

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Handling of Explosive Goods

A set of strict measures taken when handling explosive goods to ensure safety. This includes specialized packaging, secure storage, and handling procedures.

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48-hour Advance Intimation for Booking Explosive Goods

A specific rule requiring advance notice for booking explosive goods, allowing for preparation and safety arrangements.

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Railway Material Consignment (RMC)

This refers to goods transported by the railway free of charge. They are listed in the IRCA Goods Tariff and Coaching Tariff.

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Handling Explosives - Safe Handling

Packages with explosive goods should never be thrown, dropped, or dragged across the ground. This prevents potential damage to the package and minimizes the risk of accidents during transport.

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Loading Explosives - Safe Practices

Loading explosive goods should be done by authorized employees and limited to 50% of the wagon's carrying capacity. This ensures safe distribution of weight and prevents overloading.

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Loading Explosives - Layering

Only one layer of packages should be loaded into a wagon, except when packages are of the same size and weight, in which case up to five layers are allowed. This allows for proper ventilation and prevents potential instability during transport.

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Transporting Explosives - Precautions

Wagons loaded with explosives should be shunted only in the presence of authorized employees and at a speed not exceeding 8 KMPH. This minimizes the risk of accidents and ensures expert handling.

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Unloading Explosives - Safety First

When opening a wagon door containing explosives, no one should immediately enter the area. This prevents accidental exposure to potential hazards and provides time for ventilation.

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Tracking Explosives - Timely Delivery

If a shipment of explosive goods doesn't reach its destination within a reasonable timeframe, tracing should be initiated, and updates should be sent to intermediate junction stations. This ensures timely delivery and avoids potential delays.

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Railway Liability - Time Limit

The railway's responsibility for safe handling of explosive goods ends at the termination of the transit time. After that, the responsibility shifts to the recipient.

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Explosive Delivery - Procedure

Delivery of explosive goods must be granted immediately at the destination station. If it remains unclaimed, legal action will be taken according to Section 84, and the goods will be disposed of as per DCM's orders.

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Explosive Disposal - Proper Procedure

Explosive goods will not be auctioned but, instead, will be handed over to the concerned department. This ensures proper and safe disposal of sensitive materials.

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Explosive Transport - Approved Carriers

Certain types of explosive goods can be carried in the brake van of ordinary trains, parcel trains, or mixed trains. This allows for controlled transport of specific types of explosives.

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Study Notes

Booking of Live Stock

  • For booking livestock, owners must provide 24 hours' advance notice to the forwarding station's station manager.
  • Form Com 627 F must be completed.
  • The transportation of Animal Rules, 1978, issued by the Indian Agricultural Ministry, should be followed.
  • Livestock is not booked to/from specific sections (Neral, Pachora, Matheran, Murtizapur, Jamner, Yavatmal, Murtizapur - Achalpur, Mumbai city goods shed).

Space Determination for Animals

  • Space allocation varies based on animal weight: up to 200 kg - 1 sqm, over 200 kg to 300 kg - 1.2 sqm, over 300 kg to 400 kg - 1.4 sqm, over 400 kg - 2 sqm.

Space Determination for Horses

  • Setline Horse:
    • Female Mare (pregnant) - 2.25 sqm
    • Horseshoe age 6-12 months - 2.00 sqm
    • Horseshoe age 12-18 months - 1.50 sqm
    • Horseshoe age over 18 months to 2 years - 1.60 sqm
    • Female Mare with 6-month shoe - 2.25 sqm

Space Determination for Sheep and Goats

  • Weight (kg) - Space (sqm)
    • Up to 20 - 0.17 (with wool), 0.16 (without wool)
    • Over 20 to 25 - 0.19 (with wool), 0.18 (without wool)
    • Over 25 to 30 - 0.23 (with wool), 0.22 (without wool)
    • Over 30 to 40 - 0.27 (with wool), 0.25 (without wool)
    • Over 40 - 0.32 (with wool), 0.29 (without wool)

Booking of Pigs

  • Wagon/VPU area is 63.55 sqm.
  • Number of pigs per area is 104 (0.61 sqm per pig)

Railway Monetary Liability

  • Animal - Liability
    • Elephant - 6000
    • Horses - 3000
    • Horned Cattle - 800
    • Camel, Giraffe - 120
    • Small animals/birds - 120

Contraband Goods and Intoxicating Goods

  • Contraband goods include arms, ammunition, military stores (firearms, bayonets, swords, daggers, spears, bows and arrows, ammunition like Dynamite, Land mines, chlorate, etc.), and Military stores (materials listed in the Gazette of Central Government).
  • Bookings require a license, except in certain circumstances (government orders, legal possession, export/import, use, etc.).
  • Two copies of license with forwarding note are mandatory.
  • Arms, ammunition, and military stores should be written on packages.

Intoxicating Goods

  • Intoxicating goods definition varies by state (e.g., Liquor, Heroin, Opium, Cocaine, Ganja).
  • Permits are required for booking.
  • Permits must include consignor/consignee details & name, address, contact if applicable.
  • Forwarding and destination stations should be mentioned.
  • Number of packages with weight and contents, permit validity.

Booking of Dangerous and Explosive Goods

  • Goods with 'D' classification in General Classification Book are dangerous.
  • Rules in IRCA Red tariff no. 20 are followed for acceptance, booking, carriage, stacking, and handling.
  • Explosives are classified into 7 classes. (Gun powder, Nitrate mixture, Nitro compound, Chlorate mixture, Fulminate, Ammunition, Fireworks) -These commodities are not to be booked.

Handling of Explosives

  • Handling explosives should be done in the presence of authorized Railway employees during daytime.
  • Heavy packages should be handled by two or more persons.
  • Other handling and safety precautions related to explosives (no open flames, no iron-soled shoes, no smoking, handling persons over 18 years old).
  • Explosives should be loaded up to 50% of the wagon's capacity (maximum of 10 wagons per station).
  • One layer of packages (up to 5 layers if same size and weight).

Delivery of Explosive Goods

  • Explosive goods deliveries occur at destination stations; unclaimed goods follow legal procedures.
  • Goods types (Nobel safety electric fuse, Railways fog signal, Safety fuse, Detonators, Fine work, Gun powder, Nitro, Amorces) can be loaded in brake vans, parcel trains, or mixed trains.

Offensive Goods

  • Offensive goods spoil other goods by odor and are defined by state laws.
  • No person can bring dangerous/offensive goods to railway premises without permission (Section 67).
  • A fine for violating Section 67 or bringing dangerous goods to railway premises is specified (₹. 500/-).

Booking of Railway Material (RMC)

  • Booking requires specific forwarding note (T-1601).
  • Payment by freight credit notes.
  • RMC credit notes for material/stores.
  • Three copies of RMC credit note: record, booking station, accounts
  • RMC traffic carries charges based on class (LR1, 110).
  • RMC is free of cost & listed in IRCA goods tariff and coaching tariffs; waybill issued.

Military Traffic

  • Military traffic construction/maintenance, sidings, and payment are handled by Railway and Defence.
  • Traffic is assigned priority (A).
  • Charges vary based on class (LR1,110).
  • Payment (Military credit notes).
  • Specific forwarding note (Com-691 F) is required for booking.
  • Military traffic includes military store types.

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