Ahead of the Jharkhand elections, a series of gifts are being announced. For the first time, a state is set to receive six Vande Bharat trains simultaneously. Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit Jamshedpur on September 15th to flag off these six Vande Bharat trains at Tatanagar Railway Station. He will...
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also inaugurate and lay the foundation stone for projects worth Rs. 21,000 crore. The Vande Bharat trains will operate between Barhampur and Tata, Rourkela and Howrah, Deoghar and Banaras, Howrah and Gaya, and Howrah and Bhagalpur. These trains can reach speeds of 130 kilometers per hour and their fares are 1.5 times that of regular AC trains. The railway has already released the regular timetables for these services.

On September 15th, Tatanagar Station will be experiencing changes due to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit. Platforms 1 through 5 will be closed from 5 AM to 12 PM, and all trains will operate from Platforms 4 and 5. Passengers will not be allowed to enter through the main gate and...
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will have to use the second entrance at Burma Mines. Tata-Hata Road will also be closed to vehicles from 4 AM to 2 PM.

During the Prime Minister's visit, passengers will be allowed to enter Tatanagar Station only through the Burmamines Gate. A team of 20 volunteers, including Kalyan Sahu, Geeta Kumari, Anamika Mandal, and Tejita Das, will be deployed to ensure smooth movement of passengers from platforms four and five. Civil Defense will be...
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responsible for preventing stampedes on the platforms and gates due to crowds. In addition, a 100-foot national flag was hoisted at the Tatanagar Station portico by the Railway Civil Defense. Inspector Santosh Kumar of Civil Defense has stated that the station will maintain cleanliness and prohibit the consumption of pan, gutkha, and tobacco. Passengers who litter the station premises will face action under the Railway Act.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will inaugurate six Vande Bharat Express trains on September 15th from platform number one of Tatanagar station. The SPG has been deployed at the station three days in advance for security purposes. Platform number one is under SPG surveillance and the event will be monitored by four...
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drone cameras and over 30 CCTV cameras. Body scans will be conducted for all entering the station. Train operations on platform number one were suspended Friday night, and all activities on the platform, including loading and unloading of goods, have been stopped. All vendors on the platform have been issued digital passes. Security personnel will be deployed from the Jugsalai railway underbridge to the Loco bend, on the station roof, and both foot overbridges. The RPF will be deployed in the PM's security detail, in addition to the SPG and District Police. The General Manager of South Eastern Zone, A.K. Mishra, visited Tatanagar on Friday and is scheduled to visit again on Saturday. The Senior DCM, Aditya Chaudhary, inspected the platform, portico, and parking area and received a security briefing from the RPF. The Railway Minister, Ashwini Vaishnaw, and Chairman of the Railway Board, Satish Kumar, will also visit Tatanagar on Saturday.

Indian Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw will finalize the redevelopment plan for Tatanagar Railway Station on Sunday. The 400 crore INR project aims to transform the station into a world-class facility offering airport-like amenities. This includes new platforms, subways, parking, a multi-story building with shops, a cinema hall, restaurants, fountains, parks, and...
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indoor game centers. The project aims to make the station a city center, eliminating the need for passengers to leave the station for any reason. The station's redevelopment was inaugurated online by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on February 26th, and the project is expected to begin within three months. The railway ministry aims to complete the project in phases and envisions the station as a model for the Howrah-Mumbai route.