48 Trains from (ADF)ADINA to (KTJ)KHALTIPUR
Address: West Bengal 732128, India
Station Code: ADF
Station Name: ADINA
Zone: NFR/Northeast Frontier
Train Frequency Weekly: 97
Station Traffic: Medium
Address: Khaltipur Station Path, Silampur, West Bengal 732201, India
Station Code: KTJ
Station Name: KHALTIPUR
Zone: ER/Eastern
Train Frequency Weekly: 61
Station Traffic: Medium
RECENT NEWS
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www.er.indianrailways.gov.in- 2023-04-21
Kolkata, April 21, 2023 RPF of Eastern Railway continuing their endeavour to ensure security of passengers at Railway premises with special emphasis to protective shield for women and children. 1.On 18.04.2023, under ‘Operation Aaht’, officials of RPF Out Post/Khaltipur rescued 04 minor girls all of Jharkhand along with 02 male persons at Khaltipur Railway Station who were taking the rescued girls from their homes by paying money to their parents. Accordingly, all 04 rescued minor girls were handed over to Child Line/Malda under due documentation for further disposal and both the traffickers were handed over to GRPS/Malda. 2.On 20.04.2023, under ‘Operation Narco’, officials of RPF Out Post/Khaltipur & CIB/Malda recovered 05 unclaimed plastic bags containing 975 bottles of Phensedyl Cough Linctus valued Rs. 2,00,177.25/- from 03767 UP Sahibganj-Malda passenger at Jamirghata Railway Station and was handed over to Excise Department/Samsherganj for further disposal. 3.In addition to, on 20.04.2023, under ‘Operation Amanat’, officials of RPF Post/Bally retrieved a left behind bag containing Laptop total valued Rs 25000/- from Bally Railway Station and was handed over to its owner after proper verification & documentation. 2
www.nfr.indianrailways.gov.in- 2021-10-25
The Northeast Frontier Railway (NFR) is making all out efforts to enhance freight traffic with a dictum of ‘Hungry for Cargo’. Northeast Frontier Railway has started transportation of maize among other commodities through railway as part of its renewed focus on freight loading to capture new stream of traffic. Normally, this traffic used to be transported by roadways. However, the Business Development Units (BDUs) of N. F. Railway worked with traders and transporters to enable the shift for large quantities of maize from roadways to railways. In a recent development, the BDU team of Katihar division successfully able to bring 45% of maize for transportation through railways where about 1800-2000 tonne of maize per day is transported by roadways. Maize loaded rakes are being transported from Bathnaha, Ranipatra, Surja Kamal, Katihar, Purnia and Dalkhola stations. N. F. Railway has taken few initiatives to increase the transportation of maize and other commodities in Katihar division. Notification for opening of new goods yards at Araria and Adina stations has been issued for loading of outward domestic traffic. Improvement works of goods yards at Ranipatra and Jalalgarh stations are going on; further improvement of goods yards in Katihar, New Jalpaiguri and Purnea stations are also planned. As a part of the Business Development Units (BDUs) initiatives by Northeast Frontier Railway, meeting with various stake holders are being held regularly. During discussion, theywere informed that they can easily transport their commodities from their nearest convenient railway station at a much cheaper rate in comparison to road sector.These discussions by the BDUs within their respective areas are also helping to find new segment of traffic for movement by train. N.F. Railway has set up Business Development Units (BDUs) at all the Divisions i.e. Katihar, Alipurduar, Rangiya, Lumding and Tinsukia and also at Zonal Head Quarters level to increase the freight transportation volume. The initiatives by the BDUs of various divisions have been successful in bringing in new mode of traffic to railways from road sector. (Guneet Kaur) CPRO / N.F. RAILWAY
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