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| 25-07-2026 Prayagraj |
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| Awareness song to be played for passengers at railway stations Railway administration harnesses the creativity of young artists 9-year-old Aarav and 14-year-old Asit created the awareness song Song crafted with a focus on safety and cleanliness | |
The Railways has launched a new and unique initiative to convey messages of safety and cleanliness to passengers. Soon, awareness songs will be played for travelers at railway stations. Notably, this song has been created through the voices and creative vision of two young artists.
In a commendable move towards making rail travel safe, clean, and responsible, the Railways will now play a special awareness song at stations. The song has been produced by 9-year-old Aarav and 13-year-old Asit. The two brothers are known as "Sai Bandhu" and have already established a reputation for their melodious performances. The song appeals to passengers to protect railway property, refrain from stone-pelting at trains, maintain cleanliness, and adhere to safety rules. Its objective is to foster a sense of responsibility among passengers and make rail travel safer.
Chief Public Relations Officer Dr. Shivam Sharma remarked that such creative endeavors play a vital role in bringing about positive social change, and this initiative—driven by children—serves as an inspiration for all passengers. We hope this song effectively conveys the message of safety and cleanliness, encouraging everyone to work together to make rail travel safer and more pleasant.