KAVACH is India's indigenous Automatic Train Protection system, designed to auto-apply brakes and prevent collisions when a pilot misses a signal — deployed progressively across Indian Railways after high-profile safety incidents accelerated its rollout. Assistant Loco Pilots on KAVACH-fitted routes must know its cab display, alerts, and override procedures, making it an increasingly examined competency in RRB training as coverage expands network-wide. Demand for this skill is growing fast alongside the rollout, though ALP compensation still follows the fixed government pay matrix rather than scaling with it.
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