Railway Ministry allots Rs 153.84 cr for new India-B’desh rly line in NE
The Railway Ministry has allocated Rs 153.84 crores for the under-construction railway line between India's Tripura to Bangladesh, officials said here on Saturday.
The Railway Ministry has allocated Rs 153.84 crores for the under-construction railway line between India's Tripura to Bangladesh, officials said here on Saturday.
According to the preliminary report by the State Emergency Operation Center, around 238 people lost their lives and 900 people are injured.
The Indian Railways has chosen to rehabilitate 200 stations around the country using engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) and PPP models as part of its efforts to modernise railway facilities.
25 tonne axle load rails have been laid at DFC for the operation of two-storeyed double stack container trains carrying 12,000 tonne load. These tracks are of grade 1080 imported from Japan.
"When the government is allowing flights, BEST and ST buses with restrictions and precautions, then why millions of commuters debarred from the suburban trains, which are the lifeline of Mumbai," Darekar demanded.
The railway ministry has stated that the first shift will start at 7 a.m. and end at 4 p.m. And the second shift will start at 3 p.m. and end at 12 midnight.
Commercial operations on Phoolbagan Metro stretch stalled
According to sources, work on track laying and electrification of the tracks is being carried in this stretch.
In an address to the state on Sunday, Mr Thackeray said that while he had demanded 80 migrant special trains per day for the state to ferry migrants home, it was getting only 40.
The official said that the East Coast Railway is keeping a close watch on the cyclone development in Odisha.
