evidence: The Indian government is already on a run to set up an effective, efficient and robust rail infrastructure with free flow of information and technology among the various stakeholders. "Start -Ups for Railways" introduced by the minister of Railway is a step ahead to build a resilient system. This initiative is designed to provide financial support to Indian startups, MSMEs, entrepreneurs, and innovators to foster the creation of advanced products and affordable solutions. Additionally, the ministry has introduced an official website and issued 11 challenges to encourage startups in devising inventive answers. The policy’s objective is to harness cutting-edge technologies developed by emerging Indian entrepreneurs to enhance operational efficiency and safety measures. The ministry’s goal is to tackle issues related to the quality, reliability, and maintenance of the Indian Railways. [...] Moreover, Indian Railways has introduced a cost-effective safety technology called Kavach, which has been certified at Safety Integrity Level 4 (SIL-4). Successful trials of this technology have been conducted on the railway stretch between Gullaguda and Chitgidda Railway stations in the South Central Railway region. Additionally, the government has ambitious plans to implement Kavach across a network spanning 34,000 kilometres, with a target of covering 2,000 kilometres in the fiscal year 2022-23.