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RAIL DEVELOPMENTAL WORKS Hindupur Parliamentary Constituency Jurisdiction Green Initiatives 1. L E D lighting is provided at all stations within Hindupur Parliamentary Constituency Jurisdiction Passenger Train Services Details of New Trains/ Special Trains/ Provision of Stoppages/ Extension/ Increase in the frequency of Trains in Hindupur Parliamentary Constituency Jurisdiction. New Trains Introduction 2. Dharmavaram to Tirupati 37 special trains 3. Dharmavaram to Vijayawada 1 special train 1. Tr.No.17215/17216 Vijayawada‐Dharmavaram‐ Hindupur Parliamentary Constituency Vijayawada Tri‐weekly Express has been 4. Dharmavaram to Kadapa 5 special trains introduced 5 . D h a r m a v a r a m t o V i s a k h a p a t n a m 3 special trains Shri Narendra Modi Provision of Stoppage (Total 60 special Trains) Hon’ble Prime Minister 1.Tr.No.12731/12732 Secunderabaad‐Tirupati Extension of Train Services Express stoppage is given at Mudigubba 1.Tr.No.16571/16572 Yesvantpur – Bidar Express Increase in Frequency u p t o L a t u r f o r 3 d a y s w i t h n e w RAIL DEVELOPMENTAL WORKS 1. Tr.No.16571/16572 Bidar–Yesvantpur–Bidar Tr.No.16583/16584 Yesvantpur – Latur Express Hindupur Parliamentary Constituency Jurisdiction Tri‐weekly Express to daily at Dharmavaram 2 . T r . N o . 1 7 4 0 1 / 1 7 4 0 2 / 1 7 4 0 3 / 1 7 4 0 4 2. Tr.No.17215/17216 Vijayawada–Dharmavaram Machilipatnam/ Narsapur – Tirupati Express Tri Weekly Express to Daily extended upto Dharmavaram with new Tr.No.17245/17246/17247/17248 Running of Special Trains 3. Tr.No.12785/12786 Kacheguda – K S R South Central Railway serving 1 . D h a r m a v a r a m t o V i s a k h a p a t n a m Bengaluru upto Mysuru 14 special train the entire state of Telangana, major portion of Andhra Pradesh and considerable portion of Karnataka, Maharastra states and small parts of Tamilnadu and SOUTH CENTRAL Madhya Pradesh. The Rail developmental activities RAILWAY in the jurisdiction of Hindupur Parliamentary constituency has picked up its pace in the recent past in all spheres. Focused attention has been given for improvement in the thrust areas such as infrastructure, safety, security and Passenger amenities/ facilities. Some of the major activities are showcased in this brochure. ASSEMBLY SEGMENTS Road Over / Under Bridges PREFACE With a view to strengthen safety at Level Crossing gates and to avoid untoward incidents Raptadu and also to provide seamless journey to road traffic, the following Road under /over Bridges (RuB/RoB) are constructed / proposed for construction under Hindupur Parliamentary Madakasira constituency. Hindupur Road over Bridges Penukonda 1. Construction of Road Over Bridge in lieu of level crossing No. 2 between Dharmavaram – Chinnekuntapalli with an estimated cost of `26.32 crore is under progress. Puttaparthi Road under Bridge Dharmavaram 1. All Unmanned Level Crossings are eliminated in Hindupur Constituency through construction of RuB/LHS/Manning/Direct closure Kadiri RAIL DEVELOPMENTAL WORKS Hindupur Parliamentary Constituency Jurisdiction Infrastructural Development Doubling of Railway Lines 1. Doubling of Zangalapalli–Ramarajupalli for distance of 45 Kms of Gooty–Dharmavaram Doubling project for a distance of 45Kms is under progress 2. Proposed for Doubling of Dharmavaram – Zangalapalli of Gooty–Dharmavaram Doubling project for a distance of 56 Kms. Passenger Amenities Electrification of Railway Lines 1. Electrification completed between Gooty – Dharmavaram – Yellahanka for a distance of 304 RKms. Provision of Passenger Amenities and facilities, and its improvements at Railway Stations is one of the most important aspect of Railway Services. 2. Proposed Electrification of Dharmavaram – Pakala for a distance of 228 RKms at an estimated cost of `210.47 crore. As a part of Yard remodeling work Dharmavaram ‐ Cross over connectivity from road No.6 for reception and dispatch of trains from and to Bangalore is under progress and is targeted for completion before March 2019. Station Amenity Amount Status Kadiri Platform `1.22 crore Proposed Chinnekuntapalle Platform `0.24 crore Proposed Mudigubba Platform `0.80 crore Proposed Safety – The First Priority Tanakallu Platform `0.24 crore Proposed Dharmavaram Circulating Area `5 lakh Developed 2 Water vending ‐‐‐ Safety is the priority on SCR, to ensure safety of the Rail users, Constructed FOBs Dharmavaram Provided Foot over Bridges (FoBs)/ Road under/over Bridges are Machines Station Cost in ` constructed / proposed for construction at various stations/ Dharmavaram Concrete Apron `1.95 crore Completed locations in Hindupur Parliamentary Constituency Jurisdiction. Dharmavaram 46 lakh Dharmavaram 2 ATVMs `3 lakh Provided.
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