5 Trains from (KLRE)KHALARI to (NKM)NAMKON

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Dated: 28.04.2023

Stoppage provided to 18611/18612 Ranchi – Banaras-Ranchi Express at Khalari Station

It is notified for the information of the general public that for the convenience of the passengers, railways have decided to provide stoppage of train no. 18611/18612 Ranchi – Banaras-Ranchi Express at Khalari station on an experimental basis for six months from 28.04.2023 as per the details given below: -

The 18611 Ranchi-Banaras Express JCO 28.04.2023 will arrive at Khalari station at 11.45 p.m. while the 18612 Ranchi – Banaras Express JCO 28.04.2023 will arrive there at 11.43 p.m. for two minutes stoppage in both the directions.

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SOUTH EASTERN RAILWAY

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PRESS RELEASE

99 RAKES CONTAINING MORE THAN 2 LAKH TONNES FOOD GRAINS AND SALT HAVE REACHED SER JURISDICTION DURING THE MONTH OF AUGUST

Kolkata, 19^thSeptember, 2020:

South Eastern Railway has taken all possible measures in the wake of COVID-19 pandemic to ensure uninterrupted supply of food grains and other essential commodities. As per the guidelines given by the Ministry of Railways, SER has geared up its entire network for unabated movement of goods trains.

During the month of August, 2020, altogether 2,04,353 tonnes of food grains and Salt have been unloaded from 99 rakes comprising of Rice, Wheat and Salt at different stations and sidings of South Eastern Railway. Out of this 99 rakes of food grains, 61 rakes of Rice, 35 rakes of wheat and 3 rakes of Salt were unloaded.

The rakes were unloaded at different locations of Kharagpur, Adra, Chakradharpur and Ranchi Divisions of South Eastern Railway viz. Kharagpur, Midnapur, Kalaikunda, Rupsa, Sankrail Goods Terminal Yard, Adra, Purulia, Bankura, Bokaro Steel City, Namkon, Tatisilwai, Tatanagar, etc. during the period from 1st August to 31st August, 2020.

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Rakes containing food grains are being unloaded at different locations over South Eastern Railway’s jurisdiction.