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Address: Rewari, Haryana 123110, India
Station Code: RE
Station Name: REWARI
Zone: NWR/North Western
Train Frequency Weekly: 579
Station Traffic: High
Address: 733129, India
Station Code: RDP
Station Name: RADHIKAPUR
Zone: NFR/Northeast Frontier
Train Frequency Weekly: 79
Station Traffic: Medium
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RECENT NEWS
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www.nr.indianrailways.gov.in- 2023-06-05
New Delhi Dated 05.06.2023 Short Termination/Origination & Regulation of trains Due to traffic Block over Ambala Division ...... It is notified for the information of the general public that due to traffic cum OHE Block for construction of LHS over Ambala Division, the following trains shall remain temporarily short terminated/ originate and regulated as under:- Short Termination / Origination of trains ∙ 14735 Shri Ganganagar- Ambala Cantt Express JCO 07.06.2023 will be short-terminated at Bathinda. Consequently, the 14736 Ambala - Shri Ganganagar Express JCO 07.06.2023 will short originate from Ambala Cantt. It will remain partially cancelled between Ambala Cantt. - Bathinda. ∙ 04782 Rewari- Bathinda Special JCO 10.06.2023 will be short-terminated at Hisar. Consequently, the 04781 Bathinda- Rewari Special JCO 10.06.2023 will short originate from Hisar. It will remain partially cancelled between Hisar. - Bathinda. Regulation of train ∙ 14735 Shri Ganga nagar- Ambala Cantt Express JCO 07.06.2023 will be regulated by 60 minutes. ∙ 04783 Bathinda -Sirsa Special JCO 10.06.2023 will be regulated by 10 minutes. -------- 2
www.scr.indianrailways.gov.in- 2023-05-29
To further strengthen bilateral relationship, 20 Broad Gauge (BG) locomotives were virtually flagged off to Bangladesh in a handing over ceremony held today at Rail Bhavan New Delhi, by Shri Ashwini Vaishnaw, Minister of Railways. From the Bangladesh end, Minister of Railway, Md. Nurul Islam Sujan also joined in virtually. The event was attended by Shri A.K.Lahoti, Chairman & CEO, Railway Board, Board Members, senior officials of Railway Board and delegates of Bangladesh. The handing over of these diesel locomotives, under grant assistance from the Government of India, fulfills an important commitment made during the visit of Hon’ble Prime Minister of Bangladesh Sheikh Hasina to India, in October, 2019. In keeping with the requirements of Bangladesh Railway, the locomotives have been suitably modified by the Indian side. These locomotives will help handle the increasing volume of passenger and freight train operations in Bangladesh. Speaking oÂn this occasion, Shri Ashwini Vaishnaw said, “India’s relationship with Bangladesh is civilizational, cultural, social and economic. Prime Ministers of both the countries are playing proactive role to improve bilateral relationship across social, economic and political sectors. Indian Railways are also playing a vital role in improving and strengthening rail connectivity across the border and improving trade between both the countries. As of now, five BG connectivity are operational, namely Geda- Darsana, Benapol- Petrapol, Singhabad- Rohanpur, Radhikapur- Birol and Haldibari-Chilahati. Work oÂn two more cross border rail connectivities, Akhaura-Agartala and Mahihasan-Shahbazpur are progressing well and are likely to be completed and commissioned shortly.†Addressing the gathering virtually, Minister of Railway, Bangladesh Mr. Md. Nurul Islam Sujan said, “I express my gratitude to the Indian Government for their support. Previously in June 2020 Indian Government provided 10 locomotives to Bangladesh as grant. We express our heartfelt gratitude to India for providing broad gauge locomotives. The supply of locomotives will help to improve both goods and passenger trains. We hope that existing collaboration between two countries regarding Railways sector will increase day by day.†To enhance people to people contact, presently three pairs of passenger trains between India and Bangladesh, namely, Kolkata-Dhaka Maitree Express, Kolkata-Khulna Bandhan Express and New Jalpaiguri- Dhaka Mitali Express are running. Trade between both the countries via rail have seen consistent growth with interchange of close to 100 cargo trains per month and approximately 2.66 MT cargo was sent to Bangladesh in the last financial year. The export commodities are Stone, DOC, Foodgrains, China Clay, Gypsum, Maize, oÂnion and other essential items, as and when required, from India. Since 2020 permission has been given to operate parcel container and NMG rakes which normally carry agricultural products, fabrics, finished goods, light commercial vehicles and tractors. A new traffic of geo-synthetic bags has just started and 3 Parcel trains have been sent from Gujarat. In line with Indian commitment to improve Rail service in Bangladesh, 10 BG Diesel locomotives were handed over to Bangladesh oÂn grant basis in July 2020. As reported by Bangladesh, these locomotives are performing well and contributing well in smooth movement rail traffic in Bangladesh.
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