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Address: Jandiala Railway Station, Punjab, India

Station Code: JNL

Station Name: JANDIALA

Zone: NR/Northern

Train Frequency Weekly: 121

Station Traffic: Medium

Address: Champa, Chhattisgarh 495671, India

Station Code: CPH

Station Name: CHAMPA

Zone: SECR/South East Central

Train Frequency Weekly: 295

Station Traffic: High





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RECENT NEWS

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26-05-2023
Temporary Diversion/Short termination/Origination/ Regulation of trains Due to traffic block on Samastipur Division

New Delhi

Date 26.05.2023

Temporary Diversion/Short termination/Origination/

Regulation of trains Due to traffic block o­n Samastipur Division

It is notified for the information of the general public that due to traffic Block for Non Interlocking Work at Bhairoganj- Kharpokhra Stations Samastipur Division, the following trains shall remain temporarily diverted/Short terminated/originate/regulatedas under:-

Diversion of trains:-

●12558 Anand Vihar Terminal–Muzaffarpur Sapt Kranti Superfast Express- JCO 28.05.23 29.05.2023 & 30.05.2023 will be diverted to run via Gorakhpur- Chhapra-Muzaffarpur.

●15706 Delhi-Katihar Champaran Humsafar Express JCO 30.05.23 will be diverted to run via Gorakhpur- Chhapra-Muzaffarpur.

●15274 Anand Vihar-Raxaul Satyagarh Express JCO 29.05.23 will be diverted to run via Gorakhpur- Chhapra-Muzaffarpur-Sagauli-Raxaul.

Short Termination/Short Origination:-

●14010 Anand Vihar Terminal-Bapudham Motihari Champaran Satyagarh ExpressJCO 29.05.2023 will be short terminated at Bagaha .

●14009 Bapudham Motihari- Anand Vihar Terminal Champaran Satyagarh Express 30.05.2023 will short originate from Bagaha .

Regulation of train:-

●14010 Anand Vihar Terminal-Bapudham Motihari Champaran Satyagarh Express JCO 29.05.2023 will be regulated 60 minutes in Siswa Bazar-Bagaha.

●15274 Anand Vihar-Raxaul Satyagarh Express JCO 26.05.23, 27.05.23 & 28.05.23 will be regulated 60 minutes in Kaptanganj-Bagaha.

 

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SOUTH CENTRAL RAILWAY
PRESS RELEASE
PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICE, SECUNDERABAD - 500 071
No.70/2023-2416-05-2023
Secunderabad
PR No. 70 - 72 Railway Stations across SCR Covered with Seventy-Seven ‘One Station One Product’ Outlets

 

-In Telangana State, 26 Railway stations are covered with 29 outlets of ‘One Station o­ne Product’


The ‘One Station o­ne Product’ scheme was introduced by the Ministry of Railways with a mission to promote local/indigenous products by providing a market and creating additional income opportunities for the marginalized sections of society. The concept which was announced in the union budget of 2022-23 has since gained momentum and is proving to be a triumph for the local artisans.

On South Central Railway, the ‘One station o­ne product’ concept was initially introduced at six Railway stations for a duration of 30 days. Eventually, with the terrific response received for the pilot project, the outlets have since been spread over seventy Railway stations o­n the zone. At present, 72 Railway stations across SCR are covered with 77 outlets of ‘One station o­ne Product’ giving high visibility to local products in 4 states i.e., Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, Maharashtra and Karnataka under SCR jurisdiction.

In the State of Telangana, Twenty-six Railway stations including Secunderabad, Hyderabad, Kacheguda, Warangal, Nizamabad, Gadwal etc., are covered with 29 stalls of o­ne station o­ne product thereby giving a major boost to livelihood and welfare of local artisans. Some of the products include handlooms by local weavers such as traditional Narayanpet, Gadwal and Pochampalli sarees; Millet based food products; TSCOhandlooms, Bhadrachalam bamboo crafts; temple deity idols; forest collections, Handi crafts; Nirmal toys, local delicacies etc.,

Handloom sarees are a traditional textile art of India and the production of these sarees is vital for the economic development of rural India. The most famous variety of handloom sarees in Telangana State are Gadwal Handlooms Sarees and Narayanapet silk sarees. Gadwal sari is a handcrafted woven sari style in Jogulamba Gadwal district of Telangana. The weave is so light that the saree can be packed in a matchbox.Narayanpet district of Telangana is renowned for its exquisite and unique cotton handloom and silk sarees, which are widely popular. Over Six outlets have been allocated for this variety of sarees which not o­nly gives due recognition to local weavers but also contributes towards socio-economic development.

Recently, the sale of millet based products is being encouraged by Railways to create domestic and global demand and to provide nutritional food to the people.In this direction, seven Railways stations are covered with OSOP stalls o­n millet based products.

Shri Arun Kumar Jain, General Manager expressed that the ‘One station o­ne product’ scheme gives a great opportunity to local artisans to showcase their products. He expressed that Railway stations are well suited to promote indigenous products which are famous at the surrounding places among the travelling passengers.

Testimonials by local artisans:

M/S Aarunya Handlooms, a self help group from Narayanapet who have been awarded a handloom OSOP outlet at Secunderabad Railway station, shared that “Daily lakhs of passengers are coming to the station and most of the Rail commuters are visiting our stall. The sale of handlooms per day is approximately Rs. 3,500 per day o­n normal days and upto Rs. 5000/- during festive seasons. We are really grateful for this opportunity which is very helpful for our weavers.

Mr. V. Praveen, a weaver of Chenetha Sahakara Sangam who has been awarded an OSOP stall at Nizamabad Railway station, while sharing his experience stated that “Earlier, we were totally dependent o­n the retailers and were unable to collect such a huge market with marginal charges, but now, the Chenetha clothes are getting more famous among the passengers. We are really thankful for such a scheme to provide market to the underprivileged weavers”.



(Ch.Rakesh)
Chief Public Relations Officer





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