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"The freight for the Food Corporation of India (FCI) was delivered at the Mendipathar railway station in western Meghalaya on February 4," they added. "A 21-wagon freight rake carrying foodgrains ...

Panaji: A gram sabha of the Azossim-Mandur panchayat expressed strong opposition to the Konkan Railway Corporation (KRC) plan for a railway station at ... live on Times of India.

"Indian Railways has taken up a state-of-the-art project for the development of the first hydrogen train on a pilot basis by retrofitment of hydrogen fuel cell on diesel electric multiple unit (DEMU) ...

Prayagraj Raj Sangam station of Northern Railway Lucknow Division will remain closed for passenger movement from 1:30 pm on 9 February to 12:00 midnight on 14 February, as per the order of ...

Maha Kumbh 2025: Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw Dismisses Reports Of Prayagraj Station Closure,... "Despite the continued heavy rush, Indian Railways is working on a war footing to serve the ...

Image Source : X Image used for representational purposes. Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) MP from Bihar Sanjay Jaiswal on Sunday said that the Railways has released a separate amount of Rs 54 crore ...

and e-rickshaw drivers have been requested to drop passengers at the railway station according to the one-way plan, helping to prevent traffic congestion and stampedes within the station premises.

Authorities in Prayagraj have temporarily closed Sangam railway station from 1:30 PM on February 9 to midnight on February 14 to manage the overwhelming influx of pilgrims attending the ongoing ...

Indian Railways is developing the nation's first hydrogen train through retrofitting of a diesel electric multiple unit rake with hydrogen fuel cells. This project, aiming for a state-of-the-art, high ...

Even as the rush is not coming down, Indian Railways by running one train each from these stations in just above 4 minutes is making sure that devotees don’t have to wait after their holy bathing.