News Excerpt:

Under the mission "Nanhe Faristey," the Railway Police Force (RPF) played a pivotal role in reuniting more than 549 children needing care and protection with their families. 

About the Operation Nanhe Farishtey - Rescuing Lost Children:

• It was launched by Indian Railways, under it, RPF plays an important role in reuniting the children, who are lost/separated due to several reasons from their family. 

Other similar initiatives by RPF:

• Human Trafficking & Operation AAHT: To curb Human Trafficking.
• Operation “Jeevan Raksha”: For passenger safety around platforms.
• Women Security initiative “Meri Saheli”: To provide security to lady passengers in long-distance trains
• Operation “Uplabdh”: To ensure ticket availability and arresting touts.
• Operation “NARCOS”: To seize NDPS (Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances), which gets transported through rail.
• Emergency Response & Operation ‘Yatri Suraksha’: To redress security related complaints of passengers in distress and for immediate assistance.
• Operation "Yatri Suraksha": - Protecting Passengers: RPF supplements the efforts of police in preventing and detecting crimes against railway passengers.
• Ensuring Safety through "Operation Sanraksha": In a resolute effort to maintain passenger safety and protect railway services.
• Assisting Those in Need (Operation Seva): With a humanitarian approach, RPF assists elderly, sick or injured passengers during their rail travels.
• Curbing Illegal Goods Transport (Operation Satark): Under "Operation Satark," the Railway Protection Force (RPF) seizes illegal tobacco, liquor, and other intoxicating substances.