October21 , 2026

    Hira Ballabh appointed as Managing Director of DFCCIL

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    Mr. Hira Ballabh, who is currently serving as Director of Finance for the Dedicated Freight Corridor Corporation of India Limited (DFCCIL), has been appointed as the Managing Director of DFCCIL. Effective immediately, Ballabh will assume the role of managing director in addition to his original responsibilities.

    With a wealth of experience in financial management and strategic planning, Ballabh is expected to drive the organization towards achieving its ambitious infrastructure goals. His leadership is anticipated to bolster DFCCIL’s efforts to enhance India’s freight transportation network, contributing significantly to the nation’s economic growth and logistics efficiency.

    The state-owned enterprise DFCCIL, under the Ministry of Railways, is tasked with planning, constructing, and operating dedicated freight corridors to revolutionize India’s rail freight transportation. Established to address the increasing demand for freight transport and to decongest the existing rail network, DFCCIL aims to enhance the efficiency, speed, and capacity of freight movement across the country. The corporation’s flagship projects, the Western and Eastern Dedicated Freight Corridors, span from Jawaharlal Nehru Port in Mumbai to Dankuni in West Bengal, facilitating smoother and faster transport of goods. DFCCIL plays a crucial role in boosting India’s economic growth by improving the logistics and supply chain sectors.