HOLI Bonanza 2024!! Evening Rockers of WR on Rampage ft Rajdhani Shatabdi Vande Bharat Humsafar SFs!
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HAPPY HOLI TO EVERYONE !!!!
Enjoy Evening High Speed Rockers of Western Railways Displaying Ferocious Speed Shows Through Beautiful Dungri and Bilimora Stations on Saffron Vande Bharat Inaugural Day.
Location: Dungri (DGI) and Bilimora (BIM), High Speed Mumbai Central (MMCT) - Surat (ST) - Vadodara (BRC) Section, Western Railways, Gujarat.
The Sequence of Trains is as follows:-
1) 22497 Shri Ganganagar (SGNR) - Tiruchirapalli (TPJ) Humsafar Express at 130 Kmph with WAP-7 Through Dungri.
2) 16587 Yeshwantpur (YPR) - Bikaner (BKN) Express at 130 Kmph with EMD WDP-4D Through Bilimora.
3) 12911 Valsad (BL) - Haridwar (HW) Superfast Express at 130 Kmph with WAP-7 Through Dungri.
4) 12480 Suryanagri Superfast Express at 130 Kmph with WAP-5 Through Bilimora.
5) BRC WAP-7# 30642 with RDSO Coach at 130 Kmph Through Dungri.
6) 12936 Surat (ST) - Bandra Terminus (BDTS) Intercity Express at 110 Kmph with WAP-7 Through Dungri.
7) 12931 Mumbai Central (MMCT) - Ahmedabad (ADI) AC Double Decker Express at 125 Kmph with WAP-4 Through Dungri.
8) 22474 Bandra Terminus (BDTS) - Bikaner (BKN) Superfast Express at 130 Kmph with WAP-7 Through Dungri.
9) 22929 Dahanu Road (DRD) - Vadodara (BRC) Superfast Express 110 Kmph with WAP-7 Through Dungri.
10) 22961 Mumbai Central (MMCT) - Ahmedabad (ADI) Saffron Vande Bharat Express on its Inaugural Day at 130 Kmph Through Dungri.
11) 20902 Gandhi Nagar Capital (GNC) - Mumbai Central (MMCT) Vande Bharat at 130 Kmph Through Dungri.
12) 19055 Valsad (BL) - Jodhpur (JU) Express at 125+ Kmph with WAP-5 Through Dungri.
13) 12010 Ahmedabad (ADI) - Mumbai Central (MMCT) Shatabdi Express at 130 Kmph with WAP-7 Through Dungri.
14) 12951 Mumbai Central (MMCT) - New Delhi (NDLS) Rajdhani Express at 130 Kmph with WAP-7 Through Dungri.
15) 16531 Ajmer (AII) - KSR Bengaluru (SBC) Garib Nawaz Express at 130 Kmph with EMD WDP-4D Through Dungri.
16) 12953 Mumbai Central (MMCT) - Hazrat Nizamuddin (NZM) August Kranti Rajdhani Express at 130 Kmph with WAP-7 Through Dungri.
17) 12953 Mumbai Central (MMCT) - Hazrat Nizamuddin (NZM) August Kranti Rajdhani Express at 130 Kmph with WAP-7 Through Bilimora.
18) 22935 Bandra Terminus (BDTS) - Palitana (PIT) Superfast Express at 130 Kmph with WAP-7 Through Dungri.
19) 22933 Bandra Terminus (BDTS) - Jaipur (JP) Superfast Express at 130 Kmph with WAP-4 Through Bilimora.
20) 12432 Hazrat Nizamuddin (NZM) - Trivandrum Central (TVC) Rajdhani Express at 130 Kmph with WAP-7 Through Dungri.
21) 12979 Bandra Terminus (BDTS) - Jaipur (JP) Superfast Express at 130 Kmph with WAP-7 Through Dungri.
22) 12909 Bandra Terminus (BDTS) - Hazrat Nizamuddin (NZM) Garib Rath Express at 120 Kmph with WAP-7 Through Dungri.
Long-distance express mail trains on the Mumbai-Ahmedabad route is expected to be operating at an increased speed of 160 kilometre per hour (kmph) on the existing Western Railway (WR) line of Mumbai division from March. Confirming the same, Neeraj Verma, the Divisional Railway Manager (DRM) of Western Railway’s Mumbai division on Thursday said that major works have been completed, and the speed upgrade is expected to be implemented from March . The Western Railway (WR) is upgrading the rail lines on the Mumbai-Ahmedabad-Delhi route that will allow trains to run at 160 kmph and the work – under ‘Mission Raftaar’ – will be completed by March 2024, railway officials said on Friday.
The increased speed is expected to reduce travel time by an average of 30 minutes, according to the Western Railway Mumbai division. On an average, from Mumbai division, there are 170 long distance trains running daily, out of which 120 are such long trains having LHB-equipped coaches. To achieve the higher speed, the division is undertaking work in three main areas: track strengthening, upgrading electrical overhead wires and signals, and installing crash barriers to prevent stray animals from entering the railway track area.
part from this, West Central Railway is upgrading the rail network on the 545-kilometre route from Nagda to Mathura at an expense of ₹2,664 crore. While the North Central Railway is executing the upgradation work on the 82-kilometre stretch from Mathura to Palwal, the Northern Railway has taken up the work of the 57-kilometre stretch on the Palwal-Delhi route. “The ‘Mission Raftaar’ project was first approved in 2017-18, which requires strengthening rail tracks and bridges between the two cities. It will also entail the upgradation of the overhead cables that supply power to the trains, installation of ‘Kavach’ on the entire route for improving the safety and signalling network, and fencing both sides of the rail lines to prevent trespassing on tracks,” the WR official said. Once complete, the travel time on the Mumbai-Delhi route will come down from 16 hours to 12 hours.
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