About CTRAM
Centre for Transportation Research and Management (CTRAM) is an autonomous body of transport & logistics experts established as a registered society in December, 1998 by IRTS Officers, recognized by the Ministry of Railways. Driven by a purpose to strengthen India’s logistics ecosystem by shaping new policies that counter current challenges, foster new innovations and train professionals with knowledge and skills that makes them industry ready!
CTRAM serves as a forum for cross sectorial & cross functional dialogue between policy makers, professionals and academics on issues related to transportation & logistics.
Administrative Setup
Office bearers
Shri Amit Vardan
President
Full Name
Vice President
Sh. Pradeep Kumar Ojha
Treasurer
Shri Amit Kumar Singh
Executive Director & Secretary
Governing Council
Shri Amit Kumar Singh – Executive Director & Secretary, CTRAM
Shri Mahesh Kapoor – Former Advisor, Planning Commission
Shri Manoj Kumar Srivastava – Former PED/TT/M, Railway Board
Shri Nalin Shinghal – Former CMD, BHEL
Shri D P S Sandhu – Co‑Founder & Chairperson, Primus Partners
Shri Pradeep Kumar Ojha – ED/TT/F & Treasurer, CTRAM/Railway Board
Shri Sanjay Bajpai – Former ED (NFR), Northern Railway
Shri Neeraj Sharma – Former PED/PM, Railway Board
Shri Devendra Kumar – Additional Member / TT Railway Board
Shri Samir Kumar – Joint Secretary, NHRC / Ministry of Home Affairs
Dr. Amit Kumar – Director, Operations & Services, DMRC
Shri Afzal Karim Shamsi – CFTM, Northern Railway
Shri Ravi P Chaturvedi – Executive Director/Head‑Area (IV) East & General Secretary, IRTSOA
Shri Mallela Srikant – Joint Director, Traffic Coordination
Shri Ashutosh Srivastava – CCM, Konkan Railway Corporation
Shri Vipul Singhal – Director, Ministry of Ports, Shipping & Waterways
Dr. Monica Agnihotri – PCOM/Northern Railway
Certificate Of Registration
Memorandum
Rules and Regulations
MOU between CTRAM and Datavantage Advisory LLP.
MOU between CTRAM and Aviral Consulting Private Limited
The basic objective is co-creation of knowledge and work on application-based and outcome-oriented solutions and in this direction participants desire to collaborate in the following non-exhaustive areas
(1) Increasing rail transport share and multimodal transportation integration
(2) Addressing sustainability considerations in the logistics and transport across sectors
(3) Promotion of digitalization and smart logistics, which are fully aligned with CTRAM’s industry knowledge and expertise as well as DVA’s relevant sectoral focus areas which are multimodal logistics, transport policy, urban logistics, decarbonization and sustainability of transport and infrastructure.
These and any other areas to be agreed between the participants are subject to their respective internal objectives, functions, policies, and procedures.