What is Section 183 of the Railway Act?

Section 183 in The Railways Act, 1989. 183 Power to provide other transport services. — (1) A railway administration may, for the purpose of facilitating the carriage of passengers or goods or to provide integrated service for such carriage, provide any other mode of transport.



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