Prime Minister Modi will flag off 11 Vande Bharat trains from Tatanagar station on September 15. These include Tata-Patna, Tata-Brahmapur and Rourkela-Howrah routes. On the day of the program, the Prime Minister will stay at Tatanagar station for about 60 minutes. During this time he will also interact with the children of Kendriya Vidyalaya. This news gives detailed information about the routes of the trains, the Prime Minister’s program and the preparations of the railways.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will flag off 11 Vande Bharat trains on 15 September including Tata-Patna by remote. General Manager of South Eastern Railway Anil Kumar Mishra reached Tatanagar station on Tuesday morning to take stock of the preparations by his special train. During this, he gave this information while talking to journalists.
The General Manager said that South Eastern Railway has got three Vande Bharat trains, in which apart from Tata-Patna and Tata-Brahmapur, there is Rourkela-Howrah which will run via Tatanagar. During the inspection, the Railway General Manager gave necessary instructions including making alternative arrangements for the passengers coming to and going from the station between 11 and 15 September, giving final room for preparations.
During this, the Chief Principal Operating Manager of the zone, Principal Chief Commercial Manager, DRM of Chakradharpur division Arun J Rathore, Senior DCM Aditya Chaudhary, ARM of Tatanagar Abhishek Singhal and other senior railway officials were present.
Prime Minister will stay at the station for 60 minutes
On the day of the program, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will stay at Tatanagar station for about 60 minutes. During this time he will also interact with the children of Kendriya Vidyalaya. At 10:30 am, he will flag off the Tata-Patna Vande Bharat Express from platform number 1. After this, he will address the city residents from the stage built in the parking lot of the station.
Railway Minister’s OSD also reached Tatanagar, took stock of the preparations
Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnav will reach Tatanagar station on the evening of 14 September. Earlier, his Officer of Special Duty (OSD) Ved Prakash also reached Tatanagar station at around 1.30 pm on Tuesday afternoon. During this, he discussed the preparations for the Prime Minister’s program with senior railway officials including General Manager, DRM in the station director’s office room. Apart from this, Railway Board officials have also reached Tatanagar station.
Prime Minister will flag off Vande Bharat on this route
Tatanagar-Patna
Brahmapur-Tatanagar
Rourkela-Howrah
Deoghar-Varanasi
Nagpur-Secunderabad
Agra Cantt-Banaras
Raipur-Visakhapatnam
Gaya-Howrah
Bhagalpur-Howrah
Pune-Hubli
Varanasi-Deoghar
