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169 Report No.32 of 2011-12 (Railways) Chapter 2 Traffic - Commercial and Operations Annexure I (Para 2.1.5.5) STATEMENT SHOWING FACILITIES INCORPORATED IN THE SCOPE OF WORK IN GOODS SHEDS APPROVED FOR UPGRADATION WORKS Railway Name of Required Traffic facilities to be provided at freight terminals goods shed Rail Level/High Level Whether Pucca All Lighting Merchant room TMS/FOI DOT Coffee/ Corporate Cool Platform No. of Circulatin Weather including S Phone Tea style drinking With Without lines g area Approach lighting Vitrified AC (Y/N) Drinking Modern connection with STD vending durable water, covered covered provided (Y/N) Road for tiling water toilet (Y/N) facilities machines furniture wash room shed (Y/N) shed (Y/N) in (Y/N) facilitating (Y/N) (Y/N) (Y/N) (Y/N) (Y/N) (Y/N) & toilets developme night for the nt plan as unloading/ labourer per norms loading (Y/N) 1234567891011121314151617 CR Ahmednag Y ar (R/L) N Y (for 16 DOT BCN) phone not H/L Y (for 48 Y (for 12 YYYYNYNYworking for NNN BCN) BCN) more than New Y (M/S-2 Y ( M/S 1) N Y YYNNNNYYNNN (toilet Mulund & M/S 3) for labourers only) Solapur Y ( for 64 Y (for 21 N Y ( for 20 YY NNNNYYNNN (HL) BCN) BCN) BCN) Jalgaon NYNNNYNNNNYNNNN Turbhe Y - NYNYNNYNYNNNY ER Dankuni N YYNYYNNNNYNNNN Partly covered (only in one line) Durgapur NYNNYYNNYNYY (local N N Y (Normal only) drinking water) Sabour ECR Danapur NYYYYYN*N*N*N*NNNNN Fathuha NYYNNYNNNNYNNNN Narayanpur YYYNNNNNNNYYNNN Anant ECoR Cuttack (N) Partly (N) Partly NYYYYYYYYYNYY covered covered Jajpur NNYNNNNNNNNNNNN Keonjhar Road NR Muzaffar Y (two Y(two rail YYYYYNYYYYNNN Nagar high level) level) Ghaziabad Y (two Y(six rail YNNYNNNNYYNNN high level) level) Delhi Y(one rail Y(three rail YYNYYNNNYNNNY Kishanganj level) level) Ballabgarh N Y(three rail YNNNN merchant room is available YNNNN level) Govindgarh YYNYYYNNYNYYNNN Moga Y chandigarh Y 169 Report No.32 of 2011-12 (Railways) Chapter 2 Traffic - Commercial and Operations Railway Name of Required Traffic facilities to be provided at freight terminals goods shed Rail Level/High Level Whether Pucca All Lighting Merchant room TMS/FOI DOT Coffee/ Corporate Cool Platform No. of Circulatin Weather including S Phone Tea style drinking With Without lines g area Approach lighting Vitrified AC (Y/N) Drinking Modern connection with STD vending durable water, covered covered provided (Y/N) Road for tiling water toilet (Y/N) facilities machines furniture wash room shed (Y/N) shed (Y/N) in (Y/N) facilitating (Y/N) (Y/N) (Y/N) (Y/N) (Y/N) (Y/N) & toilets developme night for the nt plan as unloading/ labourer per norms loading (Y/N) 1234567891011121314151617 NCR Yamuna N Work in N Work in progress Bridge progress Rairu Work is in progress NER Ballia YYNNYYNNYNYNNNN Rudrapur YYNYYYYNYNYYNYY City Gonda NYNNYYYNYNYNNNN Farrukhaba YYYYYYYNYNYYNYY d New Chhapra Kacheri NFR New NNNYYYYNNNYYNNN Guwahati Changsari NYYYYYYNNYYNNNN New NNNYNYYNNYYNNNN Jalpaiguri NWR Kanakpura N Y YYYYNNNNYYNNU/P SR Tiruchirapp (N) Cover 30 wagon Y Y.Availabl YYNNYYYNNNY ali only for 7 length e for Road wagon 1 & 5 length Korukkupe Partial. Provision made YNNNNNYNYNNNY t in the sanctioned work Tiruppur (N) cover Y for 37 N N N N (partial) NNYNYNNNY only for 5 BCN BCN length length SCR Sanatnagar YYYYYYYNNYYNNYY SER Balasore (N), cover NNYYN.NNNYNNNN only for 15 wagons Barbil 4,5& 6 HL N N N Y(3 High N NNNYNNNN .High level Mast for L.N. existing 5&6 going but, 01 on. working properly) Noamundi L.N.5 N N N Y (But Not NNNNYNNNN HL,Bokaro in working siding HL condition) Jhasrsugud (N) 1 HL N N N Y (But Not NNNNYNNNN a under sufficient) covered shed of small area 169 Report No.32 of 2011-12 (Railways) Chapter 2 Traffic - Commercial and Operations Railway Name of Required Traffic facilities to be provided at freight terminals goods shed Rail Level/High Level Whether Pucca All Lighting Merchant room TMS/FOI DOT Coffee/ Corporate Cool Platform No. of Circulatin Weather including S Phone Tea style drinking With Without lines g area Approach lighting Vitrified AC (Y/N) Drinking Modern connection with STD vending durable water, covered covered provided (Y/N) Road for tiling water toilet (Y/N) facilities machines furniture wash room shed (Y/N) shed (Y/N) in (Y/N) facilitating (Y/N) (Y/N) (Y/N) (Y/N) (Y/N) (Y/N) & toilets developme night for the nt plan as unloading/ labourer per norms loading (Y/N) 1234567891011121314151617 Tatanagar N N Tata Goods HL.Out of N N High Must NNNNYY without N N Cool Shed 5 lines, Tower light STD drinking L.N. is available water, 1,2,3&4 and in wash room under working & toilets covered condition for the shed of but light is labourer is small area insufficient available.B ut, regular cleaning provision of toilets. Tata Goods Rail level Without NNNNNNNNNNNN Departure Platform.Hi covered Yard gh Level shed . (GDY) PF is under constructio n. SECR Kalumna NYYNYYYNNYYNNYY Belha NNYNNNNNNNNNNNN Tilda NNYNNNNNNNNNNNN SWR Sanvordem NYYY YYYYYYNYYYY Sasalu Y WR Dewas Y- High N- Rail YYYYYNYYYYNNN Level Level Boisar Y-High YYYYYNNYNYYNNN Level Laxmibaina YYYNNYYNYYYNNYY gar Mangaliyag NYYNNYYNYYYNNYY am Chirai NYYYYYNNNNYNNNY Navlakhi NYYYYYNNNNYYNNN WCR Gosalpur NYYNNYNNNNYNNNN Kota YYYYYYYNYYYYNNN Note: In respect of one goods shed in NER, information could not be obtained. * Merchant room under construction at Danapur in ECR 169 Report No.32 of 2011-12 (Railways) Chapter 2 Traffic - Commercial and Operations Annexure II (Paras 2.1.5.5 & 2.1.5.6) STATEMENT SHOWING DETAILS OF DELAY IN COMPLETION OF UPGRADATION OF GOODS SHEDS- COMPLETED OR IN PROGRESS ALSO INDICATING REASONS FOR DELAY Sl No Railway Division Name of goods shed Date of Target date of Extended date of Actual date of Delay in Reasons for delay Remarks Approval byRB Commencement completion completion if any completion months [ Col 9 - 7] 12 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1 Central SUR (1) Ahmednagar (ANG)-Development (1) 26.02.07 (2) (1)2009-10 (2) (1)31.03.11 (1) Nil (2) (1)31.01.10 (1) NIL (2) (1) NA (2) Due to Work completed of Goods shed for dealing another full 26.02.08 2008-09 (2)30.06.09 28.2.10 (2)31.01.10 7 lack of funds. rake (2nd full rake) and converting tha non-standard lay out into standard layout (2) Ahmednagar-Highlevel Platform and covered shed for 40 BCN on new full rake siding BB (1) New Mulund (NGSM)-Additional (1) 2007-08 (2) (1)2007-08 (2) (1) 28.02.09 (2) (1)30.04.09 (1) Dec '09 (2) (1) 9 (1) Monsoon period and non Work completed goods shed facilities for handling 26.02.08 2008-09 28.02.10 (2)31.03.11 31.01.11 (2) 11 availability of river sand. cement traffic. (2) (2) Fund problems NGSM-Provision of cover over shed on 3rd rake handling facility SUR (1) Solapur-High level platform and (1)26.02.08 (2) (1)2008-09 (2) (1) 28.02.10 (2) (1)31.01.11 (2) NA (1)Work not completed (2)Though this Work in Progress covered shed for 40 BCN on new 2008-09 Not started NA particular work at SUR not started, work at this goods shed is jumbo rake siding (2)Solapur - treated as in progress as the other work at this goods shed (High Provision of connectivity of new jumbo level platform and covered shed for 40 BCN on new jumbo rake rake siding towards Wadi end siding) is started and is in progress BSL (1) Jalgaon (JL)-Upgradation of (1)03.07.09 (2) (1)2009-10 (2) (1) 31.12.10 (2) (1)31.03.12 (2) NA(1) Work not completed (2)This work is not Work in Progress facilities at old full rake goods shed 28.02.10 2010-11 NA started. However the work at Jalgaon goods shed is treated as in (2) JL-Improvement to goods shed progress as the othr work - upgradation of facilities at old full rake circulating area (rail level) and goods shed - is in progress. approach road by concreating (OOT) BB Turbhe-Augmentation of handling 3.07.09 2009-10 31.03.12 - - Work not started (as on Work not started capacity for two additional rake 31.03.2011) 2 Eastern Howrah Dankuni 2008-09 (04.11.08) Yet to start Not fixed Does not arise Yet to start Does not Plan under approval of Division. Work not started arise. Tender for additional work is under process. Sabour sanctioned in in NA NA NA NA - Work Not started Work not started 2010-11 Asansol Durgapur 2008-09 (04.11.08) Tender not yet Not fixed Does not arise Yet to start Does not Plan and Estimate under Work not started finalised arise. finalisation. 3 East Central Danapur Danapur 2009-10 21.04.2010 15.08.10 30.07.11 Work in NA Delayed in providing block & due Work in Progress progress. to non-sanction of variations. Danapur Fathuha 2009-10 Jun-10 19.01.2011 30.05.11 Work in NA Part work of approach road from Work in Progress progress. state highway to DD-1 delay due to non workable rate Sonpur Narayanpur Anant 2008-09 05.01.2009 04.01.2011 31.08.11 Work stopped NA Delay in payment due to paucity Work in Progress due to lack of of fund as this work lies in DF(3). fund. Report No.32 of 2011-12 (Railways) Chapter 2 Traffic - Commercial and Operations Sl No Railway Division Name of goods shed Date ofTarget date of Extended date of Actual date of Delay in Reasons for delay Remarks Approval byRB Commencement completion completion if any completion months [ Col 9 - 7] 12 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 4 East Coast KUR Cuttack Feb-08 7/3/2008 4/2/2009 31-10-09 15-10-09 6 (1) The road and column work Work completed was delayed due to high level water and heavy sepage of water.
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