Jaipur: Timings of around 198 trains in the north western railway (NWR) will change from October 1 as the railway administration is implementing a new time table. Officials said that by increasing the average speed of 198 trains in NWR, time will be saved by up to 65 minutes.
Captain Shashi Kiran, chief public relations officer of NWR said, “There has been partial change in the arrival/departure timing of trains at various stations as per the new timetable effective from October 1. Passengers are requested to check the train timings through SMS service 139 or on the website www.indianrail.gov.in or www.trainenquiry.com.” TNN
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Captain Shashi Kiran, chief public relations officer of NWR said, “There has been partial change in the arrival/departure timing of trains at various stations as per the new timetable effective from October 1. Passengers are requested to check the train timings through SMS service 139 or on the website www.indianrail.gov.in or www.trainenquiry.com.” TNN
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Centralised disaster mgmt room started in NWR
A centralised disaster management room has been inaugurated at the headquarters of North Western Railway (NWR) in Jaipur. The room will serve as a single window system for information exchange in case of accidents or disasters in railways. The room is equipped with the latest information system, resources, and modern communication system. Seating arrangements have been made for officers from all departments of the Railways, and emergency arrangements have been made for power backup. The room aims to facilitate quick coordination and decision-making to restore railway facilities for the public.
A centralised disaster management room has been inaugurated at the headquarters of North Western Railway (NWR) in Jaipur. The room will serve as a single window system for information exchange in case of accidents or disasters in railways. The room is equipped with the latest information system, resources, and modern communication system. Seating arrangements have been made for officers from all departments of the Railways, and emergency arrangements have been made for power backup. The room aims to facilitate quick coordination and decision-making to restore railway facilities for the public.
Timings of 26 long-distance trains on CR changed
The timings of 26 long-distance trains from CSMT and LTT in Mumbai will be changed starting October. The changes include delays in arrival times for trains such as the MadgaonCSMT Jan Shatabdi Express and the MadgaonCSMT Tejas Express. Additionally, the Konkan Railway will replace two sleeper coaches with economy three-tier AC coaches in the Mandovi Express and Konkan Kanya Express due to high demand for AC travel. Special trains will also be run during the Ganpati festival to accommodate the increased passenger rush.
The timings of 26 long-distance trains from CSMT and LTT in Mumbai will be changed starting October. The changes include delays in arrival times for trains such as the MadgaonCSMT Jan Shatabdi Express and the MadgaonCSMT Tejas Express. Additionally, the Konkan Railway will replace two sleeper coaches with economy three-tier AC coaches in the Mandovi Express and Konkan Kanya Express due to high demand for AC travel. Special trains will also be run during the Ganpati festival to accommodate the increased passenger rush.
Railways cancels 18 trains till Oct 17
The East Central Railway (ECR) has cancelled 18 mail/express trains due to ongoing maintenance work in the Chakradharpur division of the South Eastern Railway (SER). The cancellation is part of the railway’s efforts to improve track safety. The cancelled trains include the Rajendra Nagar Terminal-Durg South Bihar Express, Bilaspur-Patna Express, Hyderabad-Raxaul Express, Secunderabad-Darbhanga Express, Surat-Malda Town Express, Sambalpur-Varanasi Express, Sambalpur-Jammu Tawi Express, Bhubaneswar-Anand Vihar Express, Vasco de Gama-Jasidih Express, Jayanagar-Rourkela Express, Jammu Tawi-Sambalpur Express, and Asansol-Varanasi Express.
The East Central Railway (ECR) has cancelled 18 mail/express trains due to ongoing maintenance work in the Chakradharpur division of the South Eastern Railway (SER). The cancellation is part of the railway’s efforts to improve track safety. The cancelled trains include the Rajendra Nagar Terminal-Durg South Bihar Express, Bilaspur-Patna Express, Hyderabad-Raxaul Express, Secunderabad-Darbhanga Express, Surat-Malda Town Express, Sambalpur-Varanasi Express, Sambalpur-Jammu Tawi Express, Bhubaneswar-Anand Vihar Express, Vasco de Gama-Jasidih Express, Jayanagar-Rourkela Express, Jammu Tawi-Sambalpur Express, and Asansol-Varanasi Express.
