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9 Trains from (SGPA)SUGAPAHARI HALT to (GRD)GIRIDIH
Address: Madhupur Jharkhand
Station Code: SGPA
Station Name: Sugapahari
Zone: ER/Eastern
Train Frequency Weekly: 69
Station Traffic: Medium
Address: Giridih Railway Station, doodh company, Station Road, Giridih, Jharkhand 815301, India
Station Code: GRD
Station Name: GIRIDIH
Zone: ER/Eastern
Train Frequency Weekly: 77
Station Traffic: Medium
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www.er.indianrailways.gov.in- 2023-02-21
Kolkata, February 20, 2023: Due to track maintenance work, 180 minutes (14:00 hrs to 17:00 hrs) traffic & power block has been planned on reversable chord line in between Chandanpur & Belmuri stations on 22.02.2023 & 26.02.2023. Consequently, following EMU locals will remain cancelled on 22.02.2023 & 26.02.2023. Cancellation of EMU locals on 22.02.2023 & 26.02.2023 From Barddhaman: 36836 & 36840. From Masagram: 36086. From Howrah: 36825, 36829 & 36085 Apart from this, due to 150 minutes (10:30 hrs to 13:00 hrs) traffic & power block for 16 days with effect from 21.02.2023 in Madhupur - Giridih section, 03603 Madhupur - Giridih passenger will be rescheduled by 1 hrs(i.e train will leave Madhupur at 13:15 hrs instead of its schedule departure at 12:15 hrs) during the days of block. Inconvenience to be caused to the passengers is deeply regretted. 2
www.er.indianrailways.gov.in- 2023-02-13
Kolkata, February 12, 2023: Union Minister of Railways, Shri Ashwini Vaishnaw has recently mentioned about the launching of Amrit Bharat Station Scheme for bringing all facilities under one roof at the station area which envisages multi-modal integration, improvement of building and integration of the station with both sides of the city, so that the Railway stations can serve the passengers with world class facilities and amenities. Presently, the scheme covers 1275 stations for upgradation/modernization over Indian Railways. Under this scheme, 94 stations in West Bengal, 86 in Bihar & 57 stations in Jharkhand are earmarked for development out of which 60 stations are in Eastern Railway network. In Eastern Railway a total of 60 stations have been earmarked for development as Amrita Bharat station . The scheme aims at preparation of Master Plans of the Railway stations and implementation of the master plan in phases to enhance the facilities to maximum extent , creation of Roof Plazas and even transforming Railway stations as City Centres in long run. The following 38 stations in West Bengal under ER are earmarked for development: 1) Burdwan, 2) Rampurhat, 3) Bolpur, 4) Nabadwipdham, 5) Khagraghat Road, 6) Katwa, 7) Tarakeswar, 8) Seoraphuli, 9) Bally, 10) Azimganj Jn., 11) Dankuni, 12) Sainthia, 13) Chandannagar, 14) Ambika Kalna, 15) Sealdah, 16) Krishnanagar, 17) Kalyani, 18) Shantipur, 19) Canning, 20) Chandpara, 21) Sonarpur, 22) Berhampore Court, 23) Bethuadahari, 24) Bangaon, 25) Kalyani Ghoshpara, 26) Naihati, 27) Barrackpore, 28) Dum Dum Jn., 29) Gede, 30) Malda Town, 31) New Farakka, 32) Dhulianganga, 33) Jangipur Road, 34) Andal, 35) Sitarampur, 36) Pandabeswar, 37) Siuri & 38) Panagarh. The following 10 stations in Bihar under ER are earmarked for development: 1) Jamalpur, 2) Sultanganj, 3) Kahalgaon, 4) Pirpainti, 5) Sabour, 6) Banka, 7) Munger, 8) Shivnarayanpur, 9) Godda & 10) Simultala. The following 12 stations in Jharkhand under ER are earmarked for development: 1) Pakur, 2) Sahibganj, 3) Rajmahal, 4) Deoghar, 5) Madhupur, 6) Basukinath, 7) Dumka, 8) Sankarpur, 9) Jamtara, 10) Vidyasagar, 11) Kumardhubi & 12) Giridih. Amrit Bharat Station scheme envisages development of stations on a continuous basis with a long-term approach. It involves preparation of Master Plans and their implementation in phases to improve the amenities at the stations such as improvement of accessibility to stations, circulating areas, waiting halls, toilets, lift/escalators as necessary, cleanliness, free Wi-Fi, kiosks/stalls for selling local products through schemes like ‘One Station one Product’, better passenger information system, Executive Lounges, banquet halls for business meetings, landscaping etc. keeping in view the necessity at each station. The scheme also envisages improvement of station buildings, integrating the station with both sides of the city, multi-modal integration, amenities for Divyangjans, sustainable and environment friendly solutions, provision of ballast less tracks, Roof Plazas as per requirement etc.
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