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About

Venkateswaran Anand is a Science Graduate

of the Panjab University, Chandigarh.

He had his early schooling in St. Edwards School, Shimla

and completed his graduation at the SDB College.

He joined the Indian Railways

as an Officer-Apprentice

in the Mechanical Department.

During the course of his apprenticeship

he passed the examinations

of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers

and Institution of Production Engineers, London.

He is a Fellow of the Institution of Engineers, India

and a Member of the AIMA (All India Management Association).

In his forty-one year career, he worked in

the Central, Eastern, Southern, South Eastern and Western Railways,

besides the Integral Coach Factory,

Research Designs and Standards Organisation

and Diesel Locomotive Works.

He was the first Chief Mechanical Engineer

of the Konkan Railway Corporation.

During his service he was posted to

Chennai,

Lucknow,

Bhusaval (Maharashtra),

Katni (Madhya Pradesh),

Navin Mumbai,

Varanasi,

Bhavnagar (Gujarat) and

Kolkata.

He has travelled to Canada, Germany, Switzerland, the United Kingdom and USA.

He retired as the General Manager, Southern Railway.

Post retirement, he served as Advisor to the Delhi Metro Railway Corporation.

As a consultant to the Asian Development Bank, Manila,

he assisted in preparing a Report on Railway Reforms

for the Ministry of Railways, People’s Republic of China.

His articles have been published in

The Hindu, Indian Express, Times on Wheels and Rajasthan Patrika.

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Site

Indian Railways – Permanent Problems, Temporary Solutions

https://anandat1979.wordpress.com/

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Academia.edu

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Articles

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Books

Close Encounters on Parallel Lines: My Forty One Years in the Indian Railways

Indian Railways – Permanent Problems, Temporary Solutions: How Not to Manage a Railway System

Mentors, Tormentors and Dementors: A Tribute to my Superiors and Colleagues

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https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/8529333.Venkateswaran_Anand

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