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Friday, 28 April 2017

08:33

CHANGE IN TIMINGS OF TRAIN NO. 09003 MUMBAI CENTRAL-JALANDHAR (WEEKLY) AC SPECIAL TRAIN W.E.F. 30/04/2017


2017/04
26-04-2017

MUMBAI
CHANGE IN TIMINGS OF TRAIN NO. 09003 MUMBAI CENTRAL-JALANDHAR (WEEKLY) AC SPECIAL TRAIN W.E.F. 30/04/2017

W.Rly has decided to revise the timings of Train No. 09003 Mumbai Central - Jalandhar (Weekly) AC Special train due to introduction of Train No.19041 Bandra Terminus – Ghazipur City. Train No.09003 will run o­n revised timings with effect from 30/04/2017.
STATION
Train No. 09003 Mumbai Central - Jalandhar
(Weekly) AC Special Train
Arr
Dep
Revised Timings
Arr
Dep
Mumbai Central
--
23.05(Sun)
--
23.05(Sun)
Borivali
00.02
00.05
00.05
00.08
Vapi
01.58
02.00
02.03
02.05
Surat
03.27
03.30
03.34
03.37
Bharuch
04.14
04.16
04.18
04.20
Vadodara
05.14
05.24
05.18
05.28
Godhra
06.33
06.35
06.40
06.42
Dahod
07.27
07.29
07.34
07.36
Ratlam
09.20
09.30
09.25
09.35
Nagda
10.40
10.42
10.43
10.45
Bhawani Mandi
No
Change
in
timings
Kota Jn
Sawai Madhopur
Gangapur City
Hindaun City
Bharatpur Jn
Mathura Jn
Hazrat Nizamuddin
Saharanpur
Ambala Cant Jn
Ludhiana Jn

Source:WR


Monday, 13 June 2016

15:15

Extension Of Run Of Jansadharan Special Train Between Jalandhar City And Darbhanga To Clear Summer Rush-2016

Extension Of Run Of Jansadharan Special Train Between  Jalandhar City And Darbhanga To Clear Summer Rush-2016

To clear extra rush of rail passengers during Summer season-2016, Railway has extended the run of special train no. 05523/05524 Darbhanga - Jalandhar City- Darbhanga Jansadharan as per the following programme:-

The 05523 Darbhanga - Jalandhar City Jansadharan Special train will depart from Darbhanga on 13.06.2016 & 14.06.2016 at 11.30 p.m. to reach Jalandhar City at 04.45 a.m. the third day. In the return direction, 
The 05524 Jalandhar City - Darbhanga Jansadharan Special train will depart from Jalandhar City on 14.06.2016, 15.06.2016 & 16.06.2016 at 08.15 a.m. to reach Darbhanga at 11.40 p.m. the next day.

Comprising of Eighteen General Class and two Second Class cum Luggage Van coaches, the 05523/05524 Darbhanga - Jalandhar City- Darbhanga Jansadharan (06 trips) Special train will stop at Samastipur, Muzaffarpur, , Hajipur, Sonpur, Chhapra,Siwan,Bhatani, Gorakhpur, Basti,Gonda, Sitapur Cantt., Bareilley, Moradabad, Laksar,Saharanpur, Ambala Cantt. Ludhiana & Phagwara stations enroute in both the directions.

Thursday, 14 April 2016

07:43

Nagpur, Surat tops the race of Cleanest Railway stations in the country

Nagpur, Surat tops the race of Cleanest Railway stations in the country

New Delhi:  Nagpur station on Central Railway was declared the ‘most clean’ station on CR’s network during a ceremony held at CST on Tuesday as part of 61st Railway Week celebrations.

In a statement, CR authorities said ‘the Best Station for cleanliness was won by Nagpur station of Nagpur Division and Best Kept Garden at Station was won by Lonavala station of Mumbai Division’.

Incidentally, Solapur was the only station of CR in the top 10 list of clean stations as per the Assessment of Cleanliness at Major Stations report submitted by the Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation (IRCTC).

Surat is the cleanest railway station in the country, followed by Rajkot and Bilaspur (Chhattisgarh), according to an Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation survey released.

However, Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s constituency Varanasi’s railway station ranked poorly in terms of cleanliness as it stood at 65, among the 75 A-1 railway stations (those earning revenue more than Rs. 50 crore) surveyed. The survey, conducted based on feedback from around 1.34 lakh passengers, is a part of Modi’s pet project ‘Swacch Bharat Abhiyaan’.
The survey was conducted at 407 railway stations, which included 75 A-1 stations and 332 A-category stations. Around 40 per cent of all the stations surveyed fared average in terms of cleanliness.
Solapur was ranked 4th among the larger A1 category stations with Western Railway’s Surat station coming in first. The only CR station in the A category list in the assessment report was Nashik at number 6. Nagpur was not even among the top 10 on the list.

The report was the outcome of a survey carried out between January 16 and February 5, 2016 by asking 1,34,654 passengers to rate cleanliness at 407 railway stations nationwide. Railways had called this survey the biggest cleanliness assessment ever carried out on the Indian Railways ever.

Railways to privatise cleanliness work at Jalandhar station

With the Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation (IRCTC) listing the Jalandhar city and cantonment railway stations for poor arrangements in the terms of cleanliness in its recent survey, the Ferozepur division of the railways has planned a complete makeover of the stations for better results in the next survey.

Division railway manager (DRM), Ferozepur division, Anuj Prakash told HT that the cleanliness work of the railway stations would be outsourced in the three-four months. “Though the process has been started, we are facing some technical difficulties,” said Prakash.

Beas was the only railway station in the Ferozepur division that was classified in the A1 category in the survey conducted by IRCTC under ‘Swachh Rail-Swachh Bharat Abhiyan’ and Surat was the cleanest railway station in the country.

Admitting that the employees have failed to improve railway stations in terms of cleanliness, officials said that outsourcing is the need of the hour. Officials said they had outsourced the cleanliness work at Jammu railway station in February and Ludhiana and Amritsar in March and the results were positive.

“When we recently visited the Amritsar railway station, we got good feedback from passengers,” said a railway official.

In the survey that was conducted in January and February, 75 A1 stations and 332 category A stations were taken in account across the country. The survey was based on passengers’ feedback. The passengers were asked to rate the cleanliness of the railway station on 40 parameters.

Source:RailNews

Tuesday, 20 October 2015

20:16

Railways mulls over shifting Ferozepur division to Jalandhar

Railways mulls over shifting Ferozepur division to Jalandhar 

CHANDIGARH: Railways is planning to shift its Ferozepur division, which is the largest division in the country, to Jalandhar for managing the operations in a better manner.

"We are contemplating to shift Ferozepur division to Jalandhar and consultations in this regard are going on," Divisional Railway Manager, Anuj Prakash said today. 

Citing operational difficulties, DRM said, "I am in one corner of a large division and operationally, it is very difficult to manage from Ferozepur. Mine is the largest division in Indian railways with a route length of 1850 km." 

"However, all actions happen in Ludhiana, Jalandhar, Amritsar, Pathankot, Jammu and Srinagar while train connectivity from Ferozepur is very poor. It is a very big operational problem," he further said.

Prakash said that relocation of the division to Jalandhar was ideal in terms of managing operations. 

"I am interested from railway efficiency point of view (for shifting) and Jalandhar is best from all points of view. My considered opinion is that Jalandhar is an ideal location," he said.

However, he said it may take some time to implement this plan.

Came into being in the year 1862, the Firozepur division of northern railways caters to the rail transport needs of Punjab, Jammu and Kashmir and a part of Himachal Pradesh.

Firozepur division serves a large number of industrial and important towns like Amritsar, Jalandhar, Hoshiarpur, Ludhiana, Firozpur and Kapurthala in Punjab, Kangra, Palampur, Baijnath Paprola and Joginder Nagar in Himachal Pradesh. Jammu Tawi is an another important station under this Division which acts as a gateway to a large number of tourists and pilgrims.