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Rail India Technical and Economic Service​


RITES Ltd, formerly known as Rail India Technical and Economic Service Limited, is an Indian public sector undertaking and engineering consultancy corporation, specializing in the field of transport infrastructure. Established in 1974 by the Indian Railways, the company's initial charter was to provide consultancy services in rail transport management to operators in India and abroad. RITES has since diversified into planning and consulting services for other infrastructure, including airports, ports, highways and urban planning.

As of 2011, it has executed projects in over 62 countries. The company got listed on both NSE and BSE in July 2018.

RITES || THE INFRASTRUCTURE PEOPLE

Rail India Technical and Economic Service
www.rites.com www.rites.com

RITES || THE INFRASTRUCTURE PEOPLE

Rail India Technical and Economic Service
www.rites.com www.rites.com

Right to Information​

The right to information means access to the information under this act which is held by or under the control of any public authority and includes the right to inspect any material in any form, including records, documents, memos, e-mails, opinions, advices, press releases, circulars, orders, logbooks, contracts, reports, papers, samples, models, data material held in any electronic form and information relating to any private body which can be accessed by a public authority under any other law for the time being in force, taking notes, extracts or certified copies of documents / records and certified samples of the materials.

Tendering an application for informationan​

Citizens of India can make a request/an application for information in writing, clearly specifying the information sought under the Right to Information Act, 2005. An applicant making request for information shall not be required to give any reason for requesting the information. The request/application should provide the contact details (postal address, telephone number, fax number, email address, etc.) that may be necessary for contacting him.

How to submit an RTI Application​

RTI applications can be submitted online by accessing http://rtionline.gov.in and choosing "RITES Limited" as the "Public Authority".

An applicant can also tender an application/ request for information personally or by post or through a messenger accompanied with an application fee of Rs.10/- (Rupees Ten Only) payable, as per the Right to Information (Regulation of Fee and Cost) Rules, 2005 prescribed by the Government of India, under Section 6(1) of RTI Act by way of cash against proper receipt or by Demand Draft (DD) or bankers' cheque or Indian Postal Order payable to "RITES Limited".

Consultancy services for Shivamogga airport


Made-In-India DEMU Trainsets supplied to CFM, Mozambique

Railway Siding, Ghatampur

Project Advisory Consultancy services for the Yamuna Expressway

General consultancy for Ahmedabad metro

Consultancy services for Bogibeel Bridge, across the Brahmaputra at Dibrugarh, Assam

Project Management Consultancy services for the Metro Express Project in Mauritius
Exported Diesel Electric Multiple Units (DEMU) trainsets and locomotives to Sri Lanka

RITES leases locomotives to companies/plants for transport of raw material.
 
@ST1976 You have single handedly destroyed the thread by flooding it with one sided minor accomplishment posts... Used to be a good thread for major Made in India things. Have you noticed no one posts or interacts on the thread anymore like other similar thread started or destroyed by you?

@Nilgiri @Krptonite , should something need to be done for such cases?
 
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@ST1976 You have single handedly destroyed the thread by flooding it with one sided minor accomplishment posts... Used to be a good thread for major Made in India things. Have you noticed no one posts or interacts on the thread anymore like other similar thread started or destroyed by you?

@Nilgiri @Krptonite , should something need to be done for such cases?
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He isn't breaking any rules, its his interest...forum is full of foibles.
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India investigating fire at Tata plant, production suspended
Apple may lean on China imports to address shortfalls, analyst and source say
Tata incident latest disruption at India Apple suppliers
India estimated to have 20-25% of total iPhone shipments in 2024
BENGALURU, Oct 1 (Reuters) - Extensive damage from a fire at Tata Group's Apple (AAPL.O), opens new tab iPhone component plant in southern India could hamper production ahead of a festive season sales surge, an industry watcher and a source said, forcing the U.S. firm's suppliers to arrange critical parts from China or elsewhere.
The weekend blaze has caused an indefinite production halt at Tata's Hosur plant in Tamil Nadu, the only Indian supplier of iPhone back panels and some other parts for both contract manufacturer Foxconn in the country and its own iPhone assembly at another plant.




Hong Kong-based Counterpoint Research told Reuters it estimates local sales of 1.5 million units of iPhone 14 and 15 models during the Indian festive season which runs from late October to early November, with Apple struggling to fulfil as much as 15% of that demand due to the fire.
"There will be a 10-15% impact on production of older iPhone models from India. Apple could offset that impact by importing more components, and by re-routing more export inventory towards India," said Neil Shah, a co-founder of Counterpoint, which has for years tracked Apple's global shipments.
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Apart from local sales, Tata, one of India's biggest conglomerates, also exported iPhones to the Netherlands and United States as well as some parts to China, worth more than $250 million overall, in the year to Aug. 31, commercially available customs data shows.
Tata declined to comment.
Apple suppliers typically carry a three- to four-week stock of back panels, Counterpoint said. An industry source with direct knowledge of the matter estimated, however, that Apple was likely to have stock for eight weeks, and therefore would not see an immediate impact.
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However, they added that if the production suspension continues, the U.S. company could set up another assembly line in China or add shifts there to secure parts for India's iPhone manufacturers.
Supply chain disruptions more generally have cast a shadow over Prime Minister Narendra Modi's drive to attract foreign investors to "Make in India", especially in the electronics sector.

Apple has been diversifying beyond China but last year separate fire incidents in India caused suppliers Foxlink and Pegatron to briefly halt operations, with authorities finding much of the fire safety equipment at Foxlink's facility was not functional. Contractors Wistron and Foxconn have also been hit by labour unrest in recent years.
"These are temporary setbacks," said Prabhu Ram, vice president at Cybermedia Research. "Continued efforts to improve safety and operational standards are crucial for strengthening India's position as an emerging global electronics manufacturing hub."

Tata is among Apple's newest suppliers in India, which analysts estimate will contribute 20-25% of total global iPhone shipments this year, up from 12-14% last year.

The fire-hit plant employed 20,000 workers. Another unit in the same Tata complex was due to start making complete iPhones later this year and it is unclear if the incident will cause this to be delayed.
Tata has another iPhone plant near Bengaluru, which it acquired from Wistron last year, and a second one in Tamil Nadu near Chennai, which it is set to acquire from Pegatron.
 
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Apple to source OLED panels from China for next-gen iPhone SE

According to industry sources, Apple has begun sourcing OLED panels from BOE and other Chinese manufacturers for its next-generation iPhone SE series. Rumors suggest that Apple plans to transition all iPhone models to OLED displays after 2025. Reports indicate that the company has already...
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