Experts weigh in on KwaZulu-Natal’s new e-Procurement system, designed to eliminate tender fraud and enhance transparency in ...

Next month, the KwaZulu-Natal government will implement a cutting-edge e-Procurement system across its provincial departments ...

All advertising contracts are awarded through a transparent e-auction process on the Indian Railways E-Procurement System (IREPS) portal.

The Indian Railways' Non-Fare Revenue policy monetizes stations and trains through clean advertising. By banning alcohol and ...

Indian Railways has tightened its advertising norms, barring promotions for alcohol, tobacco and other objectionable content across trains and station premises, as part of a broader push towards ...

For advertisements displayed in trains, prior approval for every Advertising Plan is mandatory and has to be submitted to the office of the Divisional Authority of the concerned Railway Division.

The rail ministry has issued a list of categories that will not be allowed as advertisements displayed in trains ...

Managing Director of Public Procurement Regulatory Authority (PPRA) Hasnat Ahmed Qureshi has announced that a new version of e-Procurement system will be launched this June to further promote ...

Indian Railways prohibits objectionable ads like alcoholic drinks, tobacco, and erotic content, with contracts awarded via ...

Telangana government approves ₹384.45 crore Cyberabad flyover and underpass project to alleviate traffic congestion in key corridors.

Indian Railways has reiterated a zero-tolerance policy on objectionable advertisements across its vast network, including trains and station premises.

Explore the Indian Railways advertisement policy that prioritizes public safety and ethical advertising standards across all platforms.