Indian Railways, known as the Crouching Tiger of India’s growth story, has experienced significant progress in the last decade through transformative growth and policy reforms. The network has expanded by laying 31,000 km of new tracks, increasing freight loading, and boosting revenue. Notable achievements include extensive electrification to reduce the carbon footprint and the introduction of dedicated freight corridors. The merger of the Railway Budget with the Union Budget and increased capital investment have driven major reforms in infrastructure development. Technological advancements like the KAVACH Anti-Collision System, Vande Bharat success, and the upcoming hydrogen trains highlight India's focus on innovation and safety. The establishment of a hyperloop test facility and global collaborations with firms from Switzerland, France, and China position India as a leader in transportation technology. Plans for the Bullet Train Project, strengthening rail connectivity with ASEAN nations, and exporting railway infrastructure showcase India's expanding global footprint. Indian Railways aims to set a global benchmark with modern stations, high-speed corridors, and dedicated freight networks, emphasizing continuous progress and growth towards a vision for a Viksit Rail Viksit Bharat.