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Green Initiatives 1. LED lighting has been provided at all Railway stations under the jurisdiction of Khammam Parliamentary constituency towards Environmental/ conservation measures. 2. Towards energy saving installed 10 kWp Solar panels at Khammam Railway Station, 35 kWp Solar Panels at Madhira and 12 kWp Solar Panels at Bhadrachallam Road Stations. Passenger Amenities Station Amenity Amount Status Pocharam Platform Extension `1.04 crore Completed Gandhipuram Platform Extension `0.99 crore Completed Provision of Passenger Amenities and Bhadrachalam Rd Toilets `0.01 crore Completed facilities, and its improvements at Motumari Toilets `0.10 crore Completed Railway Stations is one of the most Khammam 2 Escalators `2.00 crore Proposed important aspect Railway Services. Bhadrachalam Rd Circulating Area `0.30 crore Developed Bhadrachalam Rd Signages `1.05 crore Proposed Bhadrachalam Rd 26 CCTV Cameras `0.60 crore In Progress Khammam Parliamentary Constituency Khammam Khammam 2 Lifts `0.96 crore Provided Khammam 3 ATVMs `0.045 crore Installed Shri Narendra Modi Khammam CoTVM `0.045 crore Installed Hon’ble Prime Minister Bhadrachalam Rd CIB/TIB `1.03 crore Proposed Khammam Wi-Fi `1.6 lakh Provided Moturu Toilets `0.01 crore Completed Errupalem Toilets `0.10 crore In Progress RAIL DEVELOPMENTAL WORKS Mallemadugu Toilets `0.10 crore In Progress Bonakallu Toilets `0.10 crore In Progress Khammam Parliamentary Constituency Jurisdiction Khammam Platform Shelter `0.10 crore Completed Madhira Platform Shelter `0.10 crore Completed Bhadrachallam Road 2 Lifts `1 crore In Progress Khammam Improved Illumination Provided 5 Stations Wi-Fi ` 8 Lakh Provided South Central Railway Passenger Train Services serving the entire state of Details of Provision of Stoppages/Special Trains/Extensions in Khammam Parliamentary Telangana, major portion Constituency Jurisdiction. of Andhra Pradesh and Additional Stoppages Provided Special Trains considerable portion of SOUTH CENTRAL 1. Tr.No.12784/12783 Secunderabad– 1. Bhadrachalam Road to Vijayawada 10 special trains Karnataka, Maharastra Visakhapatnam–Secunderabad AC Weekly Express 2. Bhadrachalam Road to Rayanapadu 25 special trains at Khammam states and small parts RAILWAY 3. Bhadrachalam Road to Secunderabad 13 special 2. Tr.No.18112/18111 Yesvantpur–Tatanagar trains of Tamilnadu and –Yesvantpur Weekly Express at Khammam 4. Bhadrachalam Road to Warangal 12 special trains Madhya Pradesh. 3. Tr.No. 16864/16863 Mannargudi– Jodhpur–Mannargudi (Total 60 Special Trains) Weekly Express at Khammam Extension of Trains Khammam Parliamentary 4. Tr.No.16093/16094 Chennai Central – 1.Tr. No. 12749/12750 Machilipatnam – Secunderabad Constituency falls under Lucknow–Chennai Central Express at Errupalem up to Bidar Telangana State. Entire 5. Tr.No. 12295/12296 Bengaluru–Danapur at 2. Tr. No. 11303/11304 Kolhapur–Hyderabad up to Khammam Manuguru Railway Network of 3.Tr. No. 12775/1276 Kakinada Town– Secunderabad up this constituency to Lingampalli is being served by 4. Tr. No. 12737/12738 Kakinada Port– Secunderabad up to Lingampalli South Central Railway. Safety – The First Priority ASSEMBLY SEGMENTS Proposed FOBs Safety is the priority on SCR, to ensure safety of the Rail users, Station Cost in ` Crore Foot over Bridges (FoBs)/ Road under/over Bridges are constructed / proposed for construction at various stations/ Khammam 1.10 Khammam locations in Khammam Parliamentary Constituency Jurisdiction. Madhira 2.06 Palair Bhadrachalam Road 4.50 Chintakani 1.98 Madhira Papatpalli 1.65 Wyra Pandillapalli 1.65 Tondalagopavaram 1.65 Sathupalle Mallemadugu 1.65 Kothagudem Chimalpahad 1.90 Nagalwancha 0.98 Aswaraopeta Motumari 1.21 RAIL DEVELOPMENTAL WORKS Road Over / Under Bridges Khammam Parliamentary Constituency Jurisdiction With a view to strengthen safety at Level Crossing gates and to avoid untoward incidents and also to provide seamless journey to road traffic, the following Road under/over Bridges (RuB/RoB) are constructed / proposed under Khammam Parliamentary constituency. Infrastructural Development Third Railway Line Works Road Over Bridges (RoB) 1. Proposed for Construction of Third Railway Line 1. Commissioned RoB in lieu of LC No. 128 between Kazipet - Vijayawada at the cost of ` 29 crore. between Kondapalli–Kazipet Railway line of Proposed for Construction of New Railway Lines Kazipet–Vijayawada project for a distance of 202 2. RoB in lieu of LC No.106 between Khammam–Pandillapalli is under progress at an estimated between Kms with an estimated cost of `1693.45 crore. cost of ` 40.12 crore. 1. Kondapalli and Kothagudem for a distance of 125 2. Proposed for Construction of Third Railway Line 3. RoB in lieu of LC No.90 between Kazipet–Vijayawada is under progress at an estimated cost of ` 58.02 crore. ` between Vijayawada - Kondapalli section for a Kms with an estimated cost of 723 crore. 4. Construction of RoB in lieu of LC No.129/M between Errupalem–Gangineni at an estimated cost of ` 89.02 2. Vijayawada and Guntur via Amaravathi for a distance of 17.49 kms, part of Kazipet– Vijayawada Third Line project targeted for crore is in progress. distance of106 Kms with an estimated cost of completion 2019-20. 5. Construction of RoB in lieu of LC No.113/M between Chintakani–Bonakalu at an estimated ` 3272.03 crore. cost of ` 30.58 crore is in progress. 3. Bhadrachalam Road and Sattupalli for a distance of Capacity enhancement 6. Construction of RoB in lieu of LC No.107/M between Khammam–Pandillapalli at an estimated cost of ` 29.26 57 Kms with an estimated cost of `704.31 crore. 1. Provision of additional Loop Lines at crore is in progress. 4. Manuguru and Ramagundam for a distance of Tadakalpudi Railway Station at an estimated 7. Construction of RoB in lieu of LC No.120/M between Bonakalu–Motumari at an estimated 200 Kms with an estimated cost of `2911.85 crore. cost of `14.22 crore towards Traffic facility is cost of `28.17 crore is in progress. 5. Bhadrachalam Road and Kovvur for a distance of completed. 151 kms with an estimated cost of `823.33 crore. 2. By Pass line at Motumari Railway Station at an Road under Bridges (RuB) estimated cost of `12.35 crore towards Traffic 1. Construction of RUB in lieu of LC No. 29 (UM) between Pandurangapuram and Manuguru stations of facility is in fast progress. Dornakal–Manuguru section at an estimated Cost of ` 2.90 crore is completed. 2. Construction of RUB in lieu of LC No.114 (M) between Chintakani–Bonakalu stations at an estimated cost of ` 2.45 crore is in progress. 3. Construction of RUB in lieu of LC No.121 (M) between Motumari–Madhira at an estimated cost of `2.45 crore is in progress. 4. Construction of RUB in lieu of LC No.96 (M) between Papatapalli–Mallemadugu at a estimated cost of `2.45 crore is in progress. 5. Construction of Subway in lieu of LC No.12 between Sultanabad–Karimnagar is completed..
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