New Delhi/Mumbai [India], February 2 (ANI/PRNewswire): Indian Railways has been in dire need of investment - both in terms of passenger and freight movement. For the first time in decades, the Union Budget not only recognizes this - in fact the Finance Minister has taken bold steps towards modernization and expansion of rail network. The increase in the expenditure budget of railways by 34 per cent demonstrates the Government's commitment to 'Future Ready' railway. With a target of 100 per cent railway electrification - India shall not only have faster trains but also reduce air pollution. DFCC's Tundla Junction The Budget rightly acknowledges that bringing down the logistic costs and transport time for industry should be at the core of a governmental strategy to enable 'Make in India'. This is only possible with a robust and modern freight network.