Letter: The first special train ‘textile package’ which has 25 new modified goods cart adjusted to bring the remaining textile material from here in Gujarat to Bihar with the aim of increasing the textile market of letters through the mode of economical and safer western railroad transportation, said on Sunday.
The Minister of State for Railways and Textiles Darshana Jardosh marked the train on Saturday from new goods in the letter to a letter to Danapur near Patna and Ram Dayu Nagar near Muzaffarpur in Bihar, said The Western Railway (WR).
“Textile traffic has been published for the first time in a customized NMG (new modification) the carriage in the new good shed.
In this direction, the specialty train train consists of 25 NMG cars, run for the first time from Udhna new items shed carrying material Textiles to Patna and Muzaffarpur, “said the release issued by WR Chieg Sumit Thakur Public Relations.
“It will mainly benefit the textile market of the mailing area because it is economical, faster and safer.
This switch provides an opportunity to knock on the big potential of the textile market and will meet the transportation needs of the textile industry hub in and around the city of the letter,” said the broadcast.
Recently, Division Mumbai Western Railway has the first time the textile material weighs 202.4 tons from Chalthan near the letter to Shalimar in Kolkata, he said.
WR has provided four terminals in the Mumbai division – letters, new goods Udhna Shed, Chalthan and Gangadhara – to handle such types of traffic for NMG loading, he said.
“The running of the NMG Rake will be a good booster to increase the share of textile traffic that moves from the letter area to various parts of India,” his release.
In accordance with western trains, routine meetings with transportation associations and traders have helped change industrial perceptions against rails as a service provider.
Local MLA and representatives from the Federation of Letter’s Textile Traders Association present on the same occasion with senior Wr officials.