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West Central Railway Bhopal Division September 12, 2009 WEST CENTRAL RAILWAY BHOPAL DIVISION Guna-Ruthiyai Section Guna Ruthiyai MUGA Mahugarha 7.63 12.84 Guna-Gwalior Jn. Section Guna Gwalior Jn. TRWT Taravata 14.48 213.04 BDJR Bhadora Jagir 22.18 205.34 MINA Miyana 31.73 195.79 RSJ Raiserjagir 40.88 186.64 BDWS Badarwas 49.68 177.84 LWS Lukwasa 61.58 165.94 KLRS Kolaras 77.08 150.44 KCR Khonker 86.17 141.35 RSRI RAYSHREE 92.08 135.44 SVPI Shivpuri 101.99 125.53 KAW Khajuri 117.89 109.63 PARH Padarkheda 135.59 91.93 IDGH Indargarh 150.04 77.48 MOJ Mohana 163.68 63.84 RENH Renhat 176.03 51.49 GHAI Ghatigaon 189.95 37.57 PNHR Panihar 201.68 25.84 1 September 12, 2009 Guna Gwalior Jn. NGON Naugaon 214.35 13.17 Khandwa Jn.-Talvadya Khandwa Talvadya Section Jn. MTA Mathela 7.25 8.41 Talvadya-Bir Section Talvadya Bir KHA Khaigaon 9.41 8.34 Mahadeokhedi-Guna Mahadeokh Guna Section edi SRKI SEMAKHEDI 6.72 105.05 KXB Kanjiya 13.87 97.90 MNV Mungaoli 21.87 89.90 GVB Guneru Bamori 30.22 81.55 PIA Pipraigaon 41.31 70.46 ORR Orr 55.07 56.70 ASKN Ashok Nagar 67.57 44.20 RIKA RATIKHEDA 75.30 36.47 2 September 12, 2009 Mahadeokh Guna edi SHDR Shadhoragaon 82.93 28.84 PGA Pagara 98.31 13.46 Bina Jn.-Mahadeokhedi Section Bina Jn.-Malkhedi Section Malkhedi-Mahadeokhedi Section 3 September 12, 2009 Talvadya-Itarsi Jn. Section Talvadya Itarsi Jn. SGBJ Surgaon Banjari 11.80 155.99 CKKD CHARKHEDA KHURD 22.14 145.65 CAER Chhanera 29.67 138.12 BRUD Barud 40.03 127.76 DRHI Dagar Khedi 49.59 118.20 KKN Khirkiya 60.48 107.31 KRO Kurawan 66.90 100.89 BRI Bhiringi 73.48 94.31 MUO Masangaon 78.71 89.08 PAL Palasner 84.61 83.18 HD Harda 92.22 75.57 CRK Charkhera 99.02 68.77 TBN Timarni 106.51 61.28 CGO Chhidgaon 115.59 52.20 PGL Pagdhal 119.79 48.00 BIF Bhaironpur 127.05 40.74 BPF Banapura 134.46 33.33 DKI Dharmkundi 142.66 25.13 KTZ Khutuwansa 149.98 17.81 DRA Dulariya 155.59 12.20 4 September 12, 2009 Itarsi Jn.-Food Corporation of India Siding ET Section Bhopal Jn.-Nishatpura Section Bina Jn.-Nishatpura Section Bina Jn. Nishatpura KIKA Kurwai-Kothora 9.43 127.42 MABA Mandi Bamora 17.33 119.52 KAH Kalhar 26.13 110.72 BET Bareth 35.74 101.11 RKDI RAU KHEDI 41.15 95.70 BAQ Ganj Basoda 45.63 91.22 PAI Pabai 54.33 82.52 GLG Gulabganj 63.87 72.98 SUMR Sumer 71.25 65.60 SORI Sorai 79.58 57.27 BHS Vidisha 85.10 51.75 5 September 12, 2009 Bina Jn. Nishatpura SCI Sanchi 94.26 42.59 SMT Salamatpur 101.49 35.36 DWG Dewanganj 110.93 25.92 BVB Bhad Bhada Ghat 119.72 17.13 SUW Sukhi Sewaniyan 127.25 9.60 Bhopal Jn.-Habibganj Section Ruthiyai-Vijaypur Section Vijaypur-National Fertilisers Limited Siding Section 6 September 12, 2009 Vijaypur-HPCL ,GAIL/Vijaypur Section Vijaypur-Maksi Section Vijaypur Maksi RGG Raghogarh 6.09 181.73 KHRJ Kumbhraj 18.32 169.50 RMQ Ramri 32.16 155.66 CBK Chachaura-Binaganj 40.81 147.01 PCG Pench 58.01 129.81 SFZ Sinduria-Kachari 61.33 126.49 BRRG Biyavra Rajgarh 71.16 116.66 KNRA Kachnaria 79.16 108.66 KNWS Karanwas 88.79 99.03 PFR Pachora Road 101.04 86.78 UDK Udyankheri 114.30 73.52 PQU Parbana Mau 122.90 64.92 SFW Sarangpur 132.43 55.39 SFF Sunera Pirkheri 150.66 37.16 SFY Shajapur 159.74 28.08 CAZ Chauhani 172.42 15.40 SYO Siroliya 178.39 9.43 7 September 12, 2009 Habibganj-Bharat heavy Electricals Ltd. Bhopal Habibganj-Mandi Dip Habibganj Mandi Dip Section MSO Misrod 6.01 10.30 Mandi Dip-Budni Section Mandi Dip Budni ITKL Itayakalan 5.42 38.98 ODG Obaidulla Ganj 13.48 30.92 BKA Barkhera 25.01 19.39 CHQ Choka 31.44 12.96 MIG Mid Ghat 37.62 6.78 8 September 12, 2009 Mandi Dip-CONCOR Siding Mandidip Section Mandi Dip-HEG Siding Mandidip Section Nishatpura-FOOD Corporation of India Hoshangabad-Security Paper Mills Siding, 9 September 12, 2009 Hoshangabad-Itarsi Jn. Hoshangab Itarsi Jn. Section ad PRKD Powarkheda 9.12 8.61 Itarsi Jn.-IOC Jujharpur ET Section Malkhedi-Agasod Section 10 September 12, 2009 Budni-Hoshangabad Section Budni-VARDHMAN FABRICS SIDING, BUDHNI JABALPUR DIVISION Katni Jn.-Jukehi Section Katni Jn. Jukehi PTWA Patwara 8.88 8.19 11 September 12, 2009 Satna-Sagma Section Jabalpur-Adhartal Section Katni Murwara-Katni Jn. Section Katni Murwara-Damoh Katni Damoh Section Murwara MJGP Majhgawanphatak 7.33 101.95 HDU Hardua 14.98 94.30 PTHD Patohan 24.59 84.69 REI Rithi 30.11 79.17 12 September 12, 2009 Katni Damoh Murwara BQQ Bakhleta 36.91 72.37 SYA Salaia 48.65 60.63 RTGN Ratangaon 55.99 53.29 SAO Sagaoni 67.01 42.27 GTY Golapatti 75.05 34.23 GEA Ghatera 83.20 26.08 BNU Bandakpur 93.86 15.42 KYX Karhiya-Bhadoli 101.12 8.16 Bhitoni-LPG BPCL SIDING BHITONI Section Khanna Banjari-Mahadiya Khanna Mahadiya Section Banjari MFQ Mahroi 11.86 192.34 DMYA Damay 20.29 183.91 VST Bijaysota 30.99 173.21 BBAR Bara 41.78 162.42 CTJ Chataini 50.24 153.96 BEHR Beohari 61.11 143.09 BARD Duvri Kalan 76.56 127.64 KNC Kanchanpur Road 91.24 112.96 JOBA Joba 100.41 103.79 13 September 12, 2009 Khanna Mahadiya Banjari MWJ Marwasgram 107.90 96.30 SKBR Shankarpur Bhadaura 117.04 87.16 NWB Niwas Road 124.83 79.37 BSDL Bharsendi 134.03 70.17 SSGJ Surasaraighat-jhara 143.24 60.96 SGAM Saraigram 153.48 50.72 GAJB Gajara Bahara 163.73 40.47 DRGM Deoragram 174.18 30.02 MZHL Majhauli 180.76 23.44 BRGW Bargawan 190.51 13.69 GNDI Gondwali 197.04 7.16 Jukehi-Maihar Section Jukehi Maihar PKRD Pakaria Road 9.83 36.02 UDR Amdara 19.64 26.21 BUU Bhadanpur 32.30 13.55 Maihar-Satna Section Maihar Satna UHR Unchhera 14.17 21.11 LGCE Lagargawan 23.68 11.60 14 September 12, 2009 Hinauta Ramban-Turki Road Hinauta Turki Road Section Ramban BGHI Bagahai Road 9.03 8.76 Turki Road-Rewa Section Damoh-Nariaoli Section Damoh Nariaoli ANA Aslana 12.77 83.13 PHA Patharia 26.59 69.31 GAJ Ganeshganj 39.50 56.40 DGD Dangidhar 46.69 49.21 GW Girwar 53.20 42.70 LDA Lidora Khurd 63.19 32.71 MKRN Makronia 70.36 25.54 SGO Saugor 77.42 18.48 RTZ Ratona 84.57 11.33 15 September 12, 2009 Nariaoli-Malkhedi Section Nariaoli Malkhedi ISH Isarwara 7.45 44.75 JRK Jeruwa Khera 16.30 35.90 SMRR Sumreri 25.59 26.61 KYE Khurai 34.23 17.97 BJQ Baghora 46.09 6.11 Sagma-BANSAPAHAR Sagma BANSAPAH Section AR HATI Hati 10.78 58.30 JTW Jaitwar 15.29 53.79 KTHA Khutaha 22.74 46.34 CTHR Chitahra 30.42 38.66 MJG Majhgawan 35.90 33.18 EDA Itwandundiala 41.35 27.73 TKYR Tikaria 49.08 20.00 MKD Markundi 57.28 11.80 BQF Barah Muafi 65.07 4.01 Sagma-AHLUWALIA MINING PVT LTD SIDING 16 September 12, 2009 Adhartal-GRAY IRON FOUNDRY SIDING Section Adhartal-NEW VEHICLE FACTORY SIDING Section Khanna Banjari-BOKARO STEEL LTD SIDING KHBJ Nanwara-Kymore Siding (ACC Ltd.) Section 17 September 12, 2009 Maihar-Maihar Cement Siding Section Satna-BIRLA CORPN LTD SATNA CEMENT WORKS Satna- M/s.Jaypee Rewa Cement Ltd. SATNA 18 September 12, 2009 Turki Road-JP REWA CEMENT SIDING TZR Damoh-Diamond Cements Siding, Damoh Section Adhartal-Deori Section Bhitoni-POL Siding for M/s.Bharat Petroleum 19 September 12, 2009 Bhitoni-Jabalpur Section Bhitoni Jabalpur BRGT Bheraghat 13.14 16.51 KEQ Kachhpura 24.29 5.36 MML Madan Mahal 26.22 3.43 Bhitoni-Gurra Section Bhitoni Gurra BMR Bikrampur 11.61 193.23 SRID Shridham 23.43 181.41 KKB Karak-Bel 38.83 166.01 BELD Belkhera 43.12 161.72 GPC Ghat Pindrai 48.68 156.16 NU Narsinghpur 54.38 150.46 KY Kareli 70.18 134.66 KFY Karapgaon 79.00 125.84 BNE Bohani 85.87 118.97 GAR Gadarwara 98.67 106.17 SCKR Salichauka Road 112.61 92.23 JHT Juneta 122.75 82.09 BKH Bankhedi 129.42 75.42 PPI Pipariya 148.17 56.67 SXF Sobhapur 156.48 48.36 SGP Sohagpur 165.94 38.90 GMD Guramkhedi 175.95 28.89 BGTA Bagra Tawa 188.95 15.89 20 September 12, 2009 Bhitoni Gurra SQL Sontalai 196.43 8.41 Deori-SAE (Indian) Sdg. Deori Section Deori-Katni Jn. Section Deori Katni Jn. GSPR Gosalpur 10.54 63.40 SHR Sihora Road 21.56 52.38 DDCE Dundi 36.55 37.39 SBD Sleemanabad Raod 46.06 27.88 SNRR Sansarpur 53.02 20.92 NWR Niwar 60.66 13.28 MDRR Madhavnagar Road 68.52 5.42 KTES Katni South Cabin 72.45 1.49 Jukehi-NM Dubash Siding Jukehi Section 21 September 12, 2009 Jukehi-Mehgaon Section Nanwara-Special railway siding Lalnagar Section Nariaoli-IOC Siding Narioli Section Sagma-Kaima Section 22 September 12, 2009 Satna-Kaima Section Hinauta Ramban-Prism Cement Ltd.
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