Indian Railways News

The Indian Railways has begun preparations for the upcoming festivals of Dussehra and Chhath at Muzaffarpur Junction. Construction materials scattered around the station are causing inconvenience to passengers. To address this, the ADRM (Additional Divisional Railway Manager) Yogesh Kumar has inspected the area and instructed the removal of construction materials...
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from areas where construction is complete or nearing completion. He has also directed the creation of alternate paths for passengers to navigate the junction. The ADRM inspected platforms 7, 8, 6, 3, 2, the yard, and the washing pit, emphasizing the importance of keeping the station accessible for the expected increase in passenger traffic during the festive season.

Elections for recognition of the Railway Employees Union in Muzaffarpur will be held from December 4th to 6th. The campaign started on Saturday. The members of the East Central Railway Employees Union (ECRKU) met with employees at Narayanpur Anant under the leadership of Divisional Minister Satish Chandra Trivedi. He informed them...
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about the union's past work in the interest of employees and gave detailed information about the Unified Pension Scheme. Present at the meeting were Aditya Kumar, Ashutosh Kumar, Mritunjay Sharma, Atul Kumar Jha, Abhay Kumar, Naman Pandey, Shailendra Kumar Rai, Shivdas, Ajit Kumar Bara, Chitransh, and Ansh Raj Shrivastava.

Due to non-interlocking work at Joba and Madwas Gram stations in Jabalpur Division, several important trains passing through Singrauli, Chopan, and Renukut have been affected. Trains including the 11651 Jabalpur-Singrauli Express, 1165 Singrauli-Jabalpur Express, 22165 Bhopal-Singrauli Express, 22166 Singrauli-Bhopal Express, 22167 Singrauli-Hazrat Nizamuddin Express, and 22168 Hazrat Nizamuddin-Singrauli Express have been...
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canceled until the first week of October. Several other trains will be operating on altered routes during this period.

On Saturday morning, a fire extinguisher was found placed on the down line track near Jivnathpur railway station in Jamalpur district. This was spotted by the guard of a goods train going from Prayagraj to PDDN Junction (JJ-109). He immediately informed the Assistant Station Master who in turn alerted the driver...
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of the goods train coming from the opposite direction. The driver applied emergency brakes and stopped the train about 500 meters before the fire extinguisher. The RPF and GRP reached the spot and removed the fire extinguisher. The train then proceeded on its journey. No report was filed till late evening.