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Achievements of Railways LoPN Hkkjr in ,d dne LoPNrk dh vksj Nawada Lok Sabha Constituency ge lc dk gks ,d gh ukjkA lkiQ lqFkjk gks jsy gekjkAA of Bihar East Central Railway, Hajipur Works / Projects Completed : l Provision of ROB in lieu of level crossing l Stoppage of Train no. 15619/15620 no. 33 in Nawada Yard. l Gaya - Kamakhya Express (Weekly) at Provision of Limited Height Subways in lieu of level crossings no. 27, 29, 17, 19, Nawada and Warisaliganj Stations. 40 and 50. l Extension of Loop Line at Nawada Works / Projects planned in future : Station. l New Line between Koderma - Tilaiya. l Development of Nawada, Sheikh- pura, l New Line between Nawada - Lakhimpur Warisaliganj, Hisua as Adarsh Station. l Improvement work of circulating area, l Provision of benches and sheds at extension of FOB, renovation of station building, extension of PF No. 1, 2nd various halt stations. class waiting hall, Pay & Use Toilet l Electrification of Kiul - Gaya Section. along with passenger amenities at l Provision of additional loop line at Warisaliganj Station. Sheikhpura Station. l Improvement work of circulating area, replacement of old FOB by new 3 m l Improvement work of approach road wide FOB, renovation of station building and basic infrastructure at manned LCs along with passenger amenities at in Nawada. Nawada Station. l Provision of water supply with new deep l 30 bed running room at Tilaiya. tubewell with pipe line at Sheikhpura and Nawada Stations. l Improvement of various Halt stations Lean to shed with benches. Ongoing Works / Projects : l Doubling of Kiul - Gaya Section. l Improvement of passenger amenities at different Stations. l Interlocking work of all level crossings. l Upgradation of STM level 1 to level 4. Indian Railways ;k=kh lsok ,oa fodkl ds fy, lnk rRij Achievements of Railways LoPN Hkkjr in ,d dne LoPNrk dh vksj Paschim Champaran Lok Sabha Constituency ge lc dk gks ,d gh ukjkA lkiQ lqFkjk gks jsy gekjkAA of Bihar East Central Railway, Hajipur Works / Projects Completed : l Provision of 2nd Passenger Platform at l Introduction of new train no. 75238 Majholiya. Narkatiaganj - Muzaffarpur DEMU l Raising and widening of platform no. 1 for 24 Passenger. coaches at Bettiah Station. l Introduction of new train no. 75236 l Provision of Platform Shelter at Chanpatia Narkatiaganj - Raxaul DEMU Passenger. Station. l Electrification of Raxaul - Narkatiaganj - Bhikhnathori Section. Ongoing Works / Projects : l l Upgradation of 5 Booking counters at Bettiah Doubling of Sagauli - Valmikinagar Section. station under model station. l Gauge Conversion of Raxaul - Sikta l Provision of CCTV Cameras at UTS & PRS Section. Counters at Bettiah Station. l Electrification of Valmikinagar Road - l Provision of CCTV Cameras at UTS & PRS Narkatiaganj - Sagauli - Muzaffarpur Counters at Narkatiaganj Station. including Sagauli - Raxaul Section. l Development of circulating area at Sagauli l Electrification of Raxaul - Sitamarhi - Station. Darbhanga - Samastipur Section. l Development of circulating area at Bettiah l Provision of ROB in lieu of level crossing no. Station under model station. 2 near Bettiah. l Provision of 10 water booths at Bettiah l Station under model station. Provision of New Freight Terminal at l Provision of 3 m wide FOB at Narkatiaganj Kumarbagh Station. Station. l Provision of New Freight Terminal at l Raising and widening of Platform no. 1 & 2 at Ramgarhwa Station. Sagauli Station. l Provision of 3 m wide FOB at Chauradano l Provision of sufficient seats at Bettiah station Station. for the convenience of passengers. Works / Projects planned in future : l Conversion of Chamua Halt into crossing l station of 3 lines under yard remodelling. Doubling of Muzaffarpur - Sagauli Section. l l Provision of 3rd running line between Semra Development of entry circulating area on and Ramgarhwa. both side of station, extension of existing l Remodelling of Sagauli Yard. FOB, new high level platform and other l Development of Circulating area at passenger amenities work for development Chanpatia Station. of Narkatiaganj as Adarsh Station. l Provision of 2nd Passenger Platform at Sathi. l Provision of 3 m wide FOB at Ramgarhwa l Provision of 2nd Passenger Platform at Station. Kumarbagh. l Facility for maintenance of platform return trains at various station. Indian Railways ;k=kh lsok ,oa fodkl ds fy, lnk rRij Achievements of Railways LoPN Hkkjr in ,d dne LoPNrk dh vksj Patliputra Lok Sabha Constituency ge lc dk gks ,d gh ukjkA lkiQ lqFkjk gks jsy gekjkAA of Bihar East Central Railway, Hajipur Works / Projects Completed : l Work of Provision of 2nd entry to Danapur l Introduction of 24 New Trains including Station on opposite side of main Building various important trains viz 22355/22356 l Provision of integrated passenger Patliputra - Chandigarh Superfast Exp., information systems at Danapur & Patliputra. 22351/22352 Patliputra - Yaswantpur l ROB at LC no. 35 in Danapur Yard & LC no. Superfast Exp., 12529/12530 Patliputra - 31 between Danapur & Phulwarishariff. Lucknow Intercity Exp. and 15125/5126 Manduadih - Patna Janshatabdi Exp. Ongoing Works / Projects : l Construction of Rail - cum - Road Bridge on l Doubling of Patliputra - Pahleja Section River Ganga near Digha, Patna at the cost of including Rail - cum - Road Bridge on River Rs. 1897 Crore. Ganga. l Provision of ROB near Danapur Station at the l Construction work of Patliputra Coaching cost of Rs. 205 Crore. Complex. l Frequency of train no. 12529/12530 increased from 3 days to 5 days. Works / Projects planned in future : l Stoppages of so many trains given on 34 l New line between Bihta - Aurangabad via important stations such as Patliputra, Anugrahnarayan Road at cost of Rs. 328 Danapur, Bihta Stations and Stoppage of Crore. 20501/20502 Anand Vihar - Agartala l Construction of 390 Staff Quarters at Rajdhani Exp. at Patliputra Staion & Patliputra coaching complex. 12365/12366 Patna - Ranchi Janshatabdi l Neora-Daniwan 42.2km new line allotted to Exp. at Taregana Station. RVNL. l Upgradation of 2nd class booking office, PRS, waiting hall and other passenger amenities at Danapur Station. l Provision of 12 ft wide FOB at Danapur Statoin. l Extension of Platform at Phulwarisharif Station. l Extension of Platform at Bihta Station for accommodation of 24 coaches of LHB Trains. l Connectivity of direct delivery lines at Delhi end will be done with RRI of Danapur Station. l Replacement of steel tanks with reinforced concrete cement overhead tanks in various colonies at Danapur. l Connection with Connectivity of Ganga Bridge Patliputra line at Danapur. l Improvement of illumination of Patliputra station & Danapur Indian Railways ;k=kh lsok ,oa fodkl ds fy, lnk rRij Achievements of Railways LoPN Hkkjr in ,d dne LoPNrk dh vksj Patna Sahib Lok Sabha Constituency ge lc dk gks ,d gh ukjkA lkiQ lqFkjk gks jsy gekjkAA of Bihar East Central Railway, Hajipur Works / Projects Completed : l Extension of existing FOB at Patna Saheb station. l Electrification of Bakhtiyarpur - Rajgir Section. l Improvement of illumination of Mokama, Barh, l Introduction of so many New Trains including various Khusroopur, Fatuha, Patna saheb, Gulzarbagh, important trains viz 22913/22914 Bandra Terminus - Rajendar Nagar terminal, Patna Humsafar Express, 15549/15550 Jaynagar - l Patna junction and Bakhtiyarpur station completed. Patna Intercity Express and 63221/63222 Mokama - Patna fast MEMU Passenger. l Facade lighting comleted at Patna junction and Rajendar nagar station. l Stoppages of 12023/2024 Howrah - Patna Janshatabdi Express at Patna Sahib, 13429/13430 l Bakhtiyarpur -Barh, 3rd line surface triangle between Malda Town - Anand Vihar weekly at Bakhtiyarpur Bakhtiyarpur-Rajgir line. Station, 15623/15624 Bhagat ki kothi - Kamakhya at Patna and 15547/15548 Jaynagar - Lokmanya Tilak Ongoing Works / Projects : Jansadharan Express at Patna. l Construction of Bakhtiyarpur Flyover. l Washable Apron at Platform no. 8 at Patna Jn. l Improvement in Drainage system of Patna yard and l Work of pipeline networking at Patna Jn. for carriage colony. watering. l Upgradation of Patna Sahib Station. l Development of parking and passenger amenity at east end of existing circulating area at Rajendra Nagar. l Development of Circulating area of Fatuha Station. l Provision of 20 ft wide FOB in lieu of 6 ft wide FOB at l Provision of coach guidance system at Patna. Patna Sahib Station. l Direct road connectivity of Mithapur ROB with l Provision of ROB in lieu of LC No. 74 between Karbigahia 2nd entry of Patna Jn. Gulzarbagh - Rajendra Nagar. l Up gradation of Rajendra Nagar Coaching complex. l Conversion of Tekabigaha and Lemuabad as Crossing Station. l 02 no of lift at Rajendar nagar terminal and 04nos. at l Provision of ROB in lieu of LC No. 72 near Gulzarbagh Patna junction. Station. l Construction of sleeper class Gents ladies AC waiting l Provision of Loop Lines and cross overs at Bankaghat, room, enquiry office, waiting hall at Platform No. 1 at Khusrupur and Karauta Station. Rajendra Nagar. l Provision of 2nd Transformer at Khusrupur Station. l Replacement of existing FOB with new 20 feet wide l Construction of Bakhtiyarpur - Barh 3rd line. FOB at Bahtiyarpur stations. l Upgradation of waiting hall, water supply and Provision l Provision of 10 feet wide new FOB including raising of of sufficient Benches at Fatuha Station. UP PF to HL PF at Sachivalaya Halt station l New trains No.22353/22354 Patna-Banaswadi l Provision of 3.66 meter wide additional FOB at Fatuha Humsafar Express, 18633/18634 Patna-Ranchi stations of Danapur Division. work started. Weekly Express and 15125/15126 Manduadih-Patna Janshatapdi Express. l Construction of Road over bridge in lieu of L.C.No. l Electrification work of Fatuha to Islampur completed. 1Spl. at Km 544G6-G8 on Patna-Gaya Section l Construction of various passenger amenities Works / Projects planned in future : infrastructures at 1st floor of Delhi end of Karbighahiya l Upgradation of approach road of goods shed at Fatuha side at Patna Jn.
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