Railway Big Update: Indian Railways has released an important update for those traveling by train. In which it is mentioned. That trains will no longer run delays, which will greatly benefit railway passengers. Let us know in this news. The whole matter.

Two special goods train corridors are being built in the country. The western and eastern corridors are 2843 km. Eastern Dedicated Freight Corridor 1337 km. Is long. And goes from Ludhiana in Punjab to Sonnagar in West Bengal. Western Corridor 1506 km. Is long. And from Haryana Rewari to Maharashtra (Atelli to Jawahar Lal Nehru Port, JNPT). Out of this, the construction of the Eastern Corridor has been completely completed.

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After building both the corridors, about 1800 goods trains will be shifted from the present Delhi Howrah and Delhi Mumbai. Once the Eastern Freight Corridor is ready, about 900 goods trains will be shifted from Delhi Howrah Line to this corridor. Shifting of such number of goods trains will reduce the traffic on Delhi Howrah line. This will increase the speed of motorcycles. They will achieve their goal quickly.

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People traveling in these trains will save time. Its second benefit will be that the number of trains can be increased. The new time table of Railways will be ready in July, hence increasing the speed and number of trains will not be allowed.

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That's why dedicated freight corridor was created

Both corridors aim to transport goods quickly from ports. The current speed of goods trains is 35 to 40 km/hour. But they can run through the corridor at a speed of 100 km/h. 61 districts of 9 states are included in the corridor.

Superfast News Coverage By YuvaPatrkaar.com Team

Publish Date: December 17, 2023  

Posted By Sunil

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