28 Trains from (CHOK)CHAUK to (MHPE)MOHOPE
Address: National Highway 4, Chowk, Maharashtra 410206, India
Station Code: CHOK
Station Name: CHAUK
Zone: CR/Central
Train Frequency Weekly: 25
Station Traffic: Low
Address: Station Road, Maharashtra 410221, India
Station Code: MHPE
Station Name: MOHOPE
Zone: CR/Central
Train Frequency Weekly: 25
Station Traffic: Low
RECENT NEWS
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www.er.indianrailways.gov.in- 2021-11-05
TWO RAKE LOADING PER DAY STARTS FROM 30 SEPTEMBER 2021 AT MIRZA CHAUKI STATION UNDER ER’S MALDA DIVISION Kolkata, November 5, 2021 Eastern Railway is pursuing goods shed infrastructure works relentlessly in order to improve freight loading scenario. In an endeavour to achieve steep freight loading target set by Railway Board, an average 24-rake of goods were loaded per month at Mirza Chauki station under ER’s Malda Division. oÂÂn 16th July 2021, a meeting was held at Mirza Chauki station with the goods loading parties in which it was proposed to load at least two rakes per day. The traders first expressed their inability. Meetings were held two or three times a row and some businessmen came forward and agreed to loading even in the night. The main task was to arrange lighting to ensure round the clock loading. Survey was conducted 2 – 3 times for the lighting system. The lighting system started from 29 September 2021 and loading of two rakes per day started from 30.9.2021. Railways got a lot of benefit of freight traffic due to introduction of loading of two rakes daily at Mirza Chauki station. Last year, in the month of October 2020, oÂÂnly 15 goods rakes were loaded. This year the same goods siding has managed to register 52 rakes loading in the month of October 2021 despite the loading was interrupted time 7 again due to inclement weather. Still it is 3½ times more than that of the last year. Loading of 31 rakes took place in September 2021, there have been 21 rakes more loading in October 2021 as compared to September 2021 and Railway has got more profit of ₹3,28,36,171/-. 2
www.cr.indianrailways.gov.in- 2020-12-03
Central Railway Press Release Mumbai Division carried out important infrastructure work of FOBs and ROBs during lockdown and unlock Mumbai Division of Central Railway has completed important infrastructure work during the lockdown and unlock period. The amount of work it has done at 45 locations would have required many traffic blocks and impact on some trains running during normal period. New foot over bridges (4 nos) The work of new foot over bridges (FOB) at 4 locations viz. Kurla-Sion (Swadeshi Mill), Dombivali, Thakurli and Titwala. Dismantling of old Foot over bridges (5 nos) The work of dismantling of distressed 2 steel spans of Foot Over Bridge at Vadala Road, one span of FOB at Ambarnath, one span at Ambivli, 2 spans at Atgaon, two spans of more than 100-year-old FOB at Vasind railway station were carried out. Major Repairing work of Foot over bridges The repairing work of 32 foot over bridges at 28 stations ie CSMT, Sandhurst Road, Byculla (2), Parel, Dadar, Sion, Mulund (2), Thane, Kalva(2), King's Circle(2), Panvel (2), Ulhasnagar, Badlapur, Khadavali, Vasind, Asangaon, Igatpuri, Bhiwandi Road, Khaman Road, Kharbav, Juchandra, Nilje, Dativali, Taloja, Kalamboli, Chauk and Mohope were carried out successfully. Repairing of Road Over Bridges Repairing of road over bridges Khardi, Umbermali, Shilphata and British era Waldhuni Road over bridge at Kalyan completed successfully. Recently, a new steel ‘Open Web Girder' for Patripul Road Over Bridge was launched successfully across busy railway tracks. The Patripul Road Over Bridge, built in 1914 between Kalyan and Dombivli, which was dismantled sometime back. Optimum utilisation of manpower during lockdown, effective utilisation of limited resources and machinery and duly observing norms of COVID19 all above work carried out successfully. --- --- December 03, 2020 PR No.2020/12/09 This press release is issued by the Public Relations Department, Central Railway, Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus Mumbai
(Shivaji Sutar) Chief Public Relations Officer
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