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Loco pilots renew demand for work limits
The Free Press Journal - Mumbai
|December 10, 2025
The loco pilots of Indian Railways have renewed their long-pending demand for scientifically defined duty-hour limits, arguing that fatigue poses a serious safety risk.
The push comes at a time when the Centre has taken a firm stand on airline pilot work hours following the ongoing IndiGo crisis.
A senior leader of a recognised railway union said the discussion on regulating duty hours was still at a very initial stage.
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