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Railway Board chairman V K Yadav gets one year extension

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The Prime Minister has extended the tenure of Railway Board chairman Vinod Kumar Yadav for a year. Yadav had taken over as Railway Board chief from Ashwani Lohani, had retired from the post in December 2018.

The Appointments Committee of the Cabinet on Tuesday approved the re-employment of V K Yadav as the Chairman of Railway Board for a period of one year.

Yadav had earlier held the post of General Manager of South Central Railway (SCR).

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He is an electrical engineer and belongs to the 1980 batch of the Indian Railway Service of Electrical Engineers.

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