The Jhansi Railway Division has completed the construction of a 30-kilometer long double-tracking project on the Ragaul-Yamuna South Bank railway line. The Principal Chief Electrical Engineer (PCEE) will inspect the electrification work on July 15th. The Commissioner of Railway Safety (CRS) will conduct an inspection on July 16th and 17th. Once...
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the CRS inspection is complete and approved, train operations will begin on this section. The Jhansi-Manikpur and Bhimsen-Khairar double-tracking projects are also underway, with the Tehrka-Mauranipur and Mahoba-Kulpahad sections already operational following CRS approval. The public is advised to keep animals away from the railway line and avoid crossing it during the speed trial, which will be conducted by the CRS.

Passengers traveling from Chhattisgarh to Uttar Pradesh may face difficulties due to non-interlocking work on the Jhansi Railway Division of North Central Railway. Some trains belonging to South East Central Railway will be affected. The non-interlocking work on the Khairar-Bhimsen rail section will be carried out on July 17th, 2024, for...
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the doubling work of the Ragauul-Bharuwa Sumerpur-Yamuna South Bank line. The railway administration has expressed regret for the inconvenience caused to passengers and stated that the non-interlocking work will contribute to the development of the railway and provide better amenities to passengers. Meanwhile, the Hazrat Nizamuddin-Raigarh Gondwana Express will have 1 extra general coach and 3 sleeper coaches added from October 28th to 30th, 2024. The Nizamuddin-Raigarh-Nizamuddin Gondwana Express (train number 12410/12409) will have an additional 4 general coaches and 5 sleeper coaches, increasing the number of berths available. These changes are intended to improve passenger comfort and reduce crowding in general coaches.

The General Manager (GM) of North Central Railway, Ravindra Goyal, along with the DRM of Jhansi, Deepak Sinha, inspected the Manikpur-Khairar-Bhimsen rail section. Goyal arrived at Kanpur Central on Thursday afternoon and inspected the running room for drivers and guards. He ensured that adequate coal supply is being provided to the...
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Ghatampur Power Plant to meet the demand. He also mentioned that train connectivity is being continuously improved, with new convenient trains expected to be added soon for Kanpur. The redevelopment of Kanpur Central station is also underway and will be completed on time. During the inspection, Goyal inquired about the well-being of drivers and guards in the summer heat and instructed officials to provide ORS solution and water bottles to the running staff. He also observed the railway track, signals, overhead equipment, and platform cleanliness from the running train. Goyal reviewed the ongoing development work at Banda station and obtained feedback on the arrangements related to the railway residential colony. Other officials present during the inspection included Deputy CTM Ashutosh Singh, ACM Santosh Tripathi, railway officers Shantanu Gupta, Abhishek Mishra, Chief Traffic Planning Manager Rajesh Kumar, RPF In-charge BP Singh, and others.