6 Trains from (BDTS)BANDRA TERMINUS to (JP)JAIPUR
Address: Bandra Railway Station (W), Bandra West, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400050
Station Code: BDTS
Station Name: BANDRA TERMINUS
Zone: WR/Western
Train Frequency Weekly: 259
Station Traffic: High
Address: Jaipur Railway Station, Railway Road, Shanti Nagar, Hasanpura, Jaipur, Rajasthan 302008, India
Station Code: JP
Station Name: JAIPUR
Zone: NWR/North Western
Train Frequency Weekly: 646
Station Traffic: High
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www.sr.indianrailways.gov.in- 2021-04-12
As approved by Railway Board the following fully reserved specials will be run as detailed below:- 1.Train No.06355/06356Kochuveli – Mangalore Junction – Kochuveli Bi-WeeklyAntyodayaSpecial:With the composition of Fourteen- General Second Class Coaches and Two- Luggage cum Brake Vans, Train No. 06355 Kochuveli – Mangalore Junction Bi-WeeklyAntyodayaSpecial will leave Kochuveli on Saturdays and Thursdays at 21.25 hrs on and from 01st May, 2021 and reach Mangalore Junction at 09.20 hrs, the next day until further advice In return direction Train No. 06356 Mangalore Junction – Kochuveli Bi-WeeklyAntyodayaSpecial will leave Mangalore Junction on Sundays and Fridays at 20.10 hrs on and from 02nd May, 2021 and reach Kochuveli at 08.00 hrs, the next day until further advice The details of Timings and stoppages of Train No.06355/06356Kochuveli – Mangalore Junction – Kochuveli Bi-WeeklyAntyodayaSpecial are as follows:
2.Train No.06864/06863Mannargudi - BhagatKiKothi – Mannargudi Weekly SuperfastSpecial:With the composition of One- AC 2 Tier, Four- AC 3 Tier Coaches, Ten- Sleeper Class Coaches, Four- General Second Class Coaches and Two- Luggage cum Brake Vans, Train No. 06864 Mannargudi - BhagatKiKothi SuperfastSpecial will leave Mannargudi on Mondays at 13.10 hrs on and from 03rd May, 2021 and reach BhagatKiKothi at 15.15 hrs, the third day until further advice In return direction Train No. 06863 BhagatKiKothi – Mannargudi Weekly SuperfastSpecial will leave BhagatKiKothi on Thursdays at 16.10 hrs on and from 06th May, 2021 and reach Mannargudi at 16.40 hrs, the third day until further advice The details of timings and stoppages of Train No.06864/06863Mannargudi - BhagatKiKothi – Mannargudi Weekly SuperfastSpecial are as follows:
Special Press Release about Good Performance of WR during 2020-21 WR’s RPF DISPLAY EXEMPLARY PERFORMANCE IN 2020-21 RPF JAWANS TRANSFORM INTO SUPERHEROES TO FACE THE TOUGHEST CHALLENGES OF COVID-19 Photo caption: In the first & second photo, Shri Alok Kansal – General Manager of Western Railway is seen inaugurating the E-Patrolling & Beat Management App of Railway Protection Force (RPF). In the third photo, RPF personnel distributing food among needy & poor. In the fourth photo, “Meri Saheli” initiative implemented in 7 trains. In the fifth photo, the awareness campaign “Yamraj” being carried out over Mumbai Suburban stations. In the last photo, RPF personnel patrolling the station on segways. In the journey towards excellence, Western Railway has outdone itself year after year. With the Coronavirus Pandemic dangling over the lives of people nationwide, Western Railway continued to break all barriers in giving its best in the field of security. Shri Alok Kansal – General Manager of Western Railway has appreciated the efforts made by RPF for their marvelous achievements despite the challenging situations. According to a press release issued by Shri Sumit Thakur – Chief Public Relations Officer of Western Railway, this year has been an eventful one for Western Railway under the energetic leadership of WR GM and various departments played major role beyond their limits in the fight against the deadly virus. The Railway Protection Force (RPF) of Western Railway under the able leadership of Shri P.C. Sinha – Principal Chief Security Commissioner, has shown exceptional work during the Coronavirus Lockdown. During the year 2020-21, while the nation passed through an unprecedented national lockdown, WR’s RPF staff worked tirelessly round the clock at the frontline to protect vital railway assets, providing security to the movement of essential commodities and without fearing for their own safety. The RPF also served 3,43,108 food packets and provided other necessary assistance to needy and poor people in areas surrounding railway stations. The Force worked as a bridge between railway and state administration to ensure smooth running of freight operations and escorting of 1332 Shramik Special trains. Strict Action Against Touts Shri Thakur stated that with the resumption of train services since June2020, RPF staff exhibited remarkable commitment to securing the railway system and its passengers by tackling the menace of e-ticket touting.Special emphasis was given to prosecute touting elements and those selling/using illegal tickets booking software under section 143 of the Railways Act. During this period, 752 touts have been arrested which is 8.83% more than previous year and forfeiture of future journey tickets worth Rs. 53,89,054/-. In a notable success, based on lead received from Rly Board, an E-ticket touting racket involving use of illegal Real Mango software has been busted at Surat in Mumbai Division as a result of which a total of 46 cases registered and 48 persons have been arrested. Women & Children are Priority RPF WR has started “Meri Saheli” initiative to provide safety and security to women passengers during their entire journey. Under the initiative, a team of lady officer and staff have been formed. The team will visit all of the passenger coaches including ladies coaches to identify women passengers. Details of their journey like, coach number & seat number will be noted down by the team, especially if a lady is travelling alone in the train. This has been implemented in 7 trains. 52 women & 230 Runway children were rescued by reuniting them with parents or handed over to NGOs/Police by RPF/WR. Photo caption: In the first photo, RPF staff with recovered mobile sets. In the second photo, a view of helpdesk at stations for passengers of Shramik Special trains. Adapting Modern Techniques for Better Management Total 20 illegal software detected by RPF WR by analysing the data through PRABAL & registered 344 cases with arrest of 351 and seizure of total 6375 tickets. 2050 IDs were blocked. QR code-based E patrolling and Beat Management System implemented on MMCT division to ensure systematic coverage of duty beats of the entire division for effective supervision & real time monitoring of staff on duty. QR Code based e-Pass system was developed in coordination with Central Railway, Maharashtra Police & MCGM in record time of one month for the first time in Indian Railways by Mumbai Central division during COVID time. This system was widely appreciated for regulating the access of essential services staff in Mumbai Suburban trains. Making rapid strides in the use of IT tools and up skilling of force personnel, Cyber Cell has been setup at WR Headquarter, CCG. This unit has been instrumental in detection of 297 cases of E-ticket touting use of illegal ticket booking software which is 197% more than previous year. Awareness Campaigns A unique anti-trespassing campaign named Operation ‘Yamraj’ to spread awareness amongst Mumbaikars against the dangerous and fatal social evil of crossing the railway tracks. the campaign was conducted to sensitize public and make them aware against trespassing. It was organised at vulnerable locations in suburban section such as Bandra, Andheri, Ram Mandir,Malad andBorivalistations.An RPF staff dressed as Yamraj sensitized people on platforms as well as the slum dwellers nearby to the railway tracks to avoid the practice of trespassing which is dangerous to their own lives. This campaign aims to instill a sense of psychological fear among trespassers. Some Other Major Achievements by RPF in 2020-21 are:
·Out of 70 cases, 19 cases have been detected with the help of active and alert CCTV monitoring. ·28.521 kg Ganja worth Rs 11,60,100/- was seized with arrest 05 persons and 01 person arrested with 266 (no.) drugs value Rs 61,400/-. ·156 cases of carrying illicit liquor were detected by RPF with recovery of 14,0332 bottles V/Rs. 12,03,294 /- and arrested 150 offenders in Gujarat section of WR.
·8394 unauthorized vendors have been arrested in penal provision of section 144 of the Railways Act with fine realization of Rs. 23,41,480/-. ·23,117 offenders have been arrested under various sections of Railway Act, 1989 with the realization of fine to the tune of Rs. 69,16,790/- *************
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