Hyderabad Metro to expand feeder services for commuters
Tender floated for India’s first undersea tunnel in Maharashtra
The bullet train project will have a 21-km long underground corridor from BKC to Kalyan Shilphata in the state of Maharashtra of which around 7 km will be underground corridor under the Thane creek, 1.8 km long section will be developed under the sea bed while the remaining part of the stretch is to be built under the mangroves marshland on either side of the creek.Tender Details:Tender Title: Construction of Tunnelling Works using TBM and NATM between Mumbai Underground Station at BKC (MAHSR Km. 0.773) and Shilphata (MAHSR Km. 21.150) in the State of Maharashtra for Mumbai Ahmedabad High-Speed Rail Project.Work Descriptions: Construction of Tunnelling Works for Double Line High-Speed Railway using TBM and NATM between Mumbai Underground Station at BKC (MAHSR Km. 0.773) and Shilphata (MAHSR Km. 21.150) in the State of Maharashtra.Pre-bid Meeting Date: 21st October 2022Bid Validity Days: 180 daysPublished Date: 23rd September 2022Bid Submission Start Date: 12 January 2023Bid Opening Date: 20 January 2023Document Download / Sale End Date: 19 January 2023Bid Submission End date: 19 January 2023Tender floated for 21 km long tunnel; includes India’s first undersea tunnel in Maharashtra for #BulletTrain project. pic.twitter.com/Rxtv9ZHd3d
— Ashwini Vaishnaw (@AshwiniVaishnaw) September 23, 2022
Baiyappanahalli-Whitefield trial run delayed due to monsoon : BMRCL
Ministry of Railways to boost connectivity between Pearl & Temple Cities
The total length of the line is 160 km. The cost of the project initially was calculated to be around Rs. 1182.31 crore and with 5% escalation per annum the completion cost of the project now is estimated to be Rs. 1272.51 crore .The project will generate direct employment during construction for 38.40 lakh man-days. The project would not only speed up the operation of goods and coaching trains, but also provide additional capacity for meeting the increase in traffic in future.19 Major Bridges are completed. 192 Minor Bridges out of 195 are completed. Track Linking of 151.14 km is done. It will help to improve rail connectivity to VOC Port & Vilathikulam region.Seamless connectivity between Pearl & Temple Cities!
— Ministry of Railways (@RailMinIndia) September 22, 2022
Madurai-Tuticorin, Tamil Nadu Doubling (160 km) Project
Completed Works:
-Major Bridges: All 19
-Minor Bridges: 192 of 195
-Track Linking: 151.14 km
Improved rail connectivity to VOC Port & Vilathikulam region. pic.twitter.com/YHLcuwUSf3
RRTS to offer studio flats in South Delhi for short stay
Indian Railways to float tender to increase high speed mobility
Indian Railways to operate seventy five Train-18 by 2023
Feasibility report of MRTS Madurai is complete
HYT ENGINEERING now present at InnoTrans Hall 22A – Stand 650 to showcase their offerings
Northeast receives support for Multimodal Connectivity
Railway’s Riverfront Passenger Jetty was inaugurated at Bogibeel Road-cum-Railway Bridge on the 19th of September. This will create new chances by making use of the Brahmaputra River’s potential.The longest river cruise service in the nation will be launched in Assam in 2023. It will be operational between Bogibeel and Varanasi. It will travel a distance of more than 4,000 kilometers. The route will link the Ganga and Brahmaputra rivers via the Indo-Bangladesh Protocol Route (IBRP).The service will open for the residents of both states to use inland waterways to advance their commerce, tourism and cargo transportation. The Indian government is also looking for ways to increase inland navigation and river cruise tourism across the Brahmaputra river.India is taking a significant step toward the integrated connection between its railways and waterways with the plans to create a river site next to the Bogibeel Bridge. It is being carried out as part of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s mission “Gati Shakti.” The riverfront facility has enormous potential to develop into a major tourist attraction in the country’s northeast.Multimodal Connectivity in Northeast!
— Ministry of Railways (@RailMinIndia) September 19, 2022
Railways' Riverfront Passenger Jetty was inaugurated today at Bogibeel Road cum Railway Bridge. This will open new doors of opportunities by utilising the potential of the mighty Brahmaputra River. pic.twitter.com/jpXhR2TMuc
BMRCL floats tender to run 318 driverless metro cars
K-Rail continues with efforts for foreign funding
BMRCL floats tender for construction of Metro Airport Depot
RRTS : Installation of PSD starts in priority section
NCRTC is implementing the Hybrid Level 3 Technology of the European Train Control System (ETCS Level-2) for the operation of RRTS trains which is one of the most advanced signalling and train control systems in the world. Long Term Evolution (LTE) radio-based signalling system will be the first of its kind facilitating the latest digital interlocking with Automatic Train Operations (ATO). This will enable higher frequency of the train services, better headway and more throughput.The platform screen doors will act as a barrier between the train and the tracks for the safety of the passengers, thereby ensuring better crowd management at the stations as well as avoiding any untoward incidents such as passengers falling on the tracks. This will not only help in preventing unforeseen incidents but will also reduce the risk of accidents.The process of installing platform screen doors for the remaining stations of the priority section has also started. It will pick up the pace with the completion of the roof sheds of the stations. The work of installation of Platform Screen Doors on RRTS corridor is being done by M/s Alstom.The trains that will run on the RRTS corridor will primarily consist of 6 coaches, comprising 5 standard and one premium class coach. Each standard class coach will have 3 doors on one side and the premium class coach will have 2 doors. Accordingly, there will be a total of 17 doors on the entire train. Based on this, a total of 17 platform screen doors will be installed on each platform of the RRTS stations.NCRTC is also taking various other measures to ensure the safety and comfort of the passengers. Separate coaches for women, CCTV monitoring at stations and trains, pre-determined space for wheelchairs and stretchers in the trains besides larger lifts to move stretchers at stations are some of the important measures.RRTS was conceptualized to facilitate safe, reliable and fast travel in the National Capital Region and NCRTC is taking all possible measures to ensure the same. Some of the important reasons behind the implementation of this project are to decongest the national capital, reduce vehicular traffic and air pollution and ensure balanced regional development. NCRTC is using state-of-the-art technologies to ensure the safe and timely completion of works while minimizing inconvenience to commuters, business owners and residents of the region.Installation of Platform Screen Doors (PSDs) at #RRTS stations on Delhi-Ghaziabad-Meerut corridor has started from #Guldhar RRTS station of Priority Section. #ncrtc #gatishakti #MakeInIndia #AtmanirbharBharat #NewIndia #TransformingIndia pic.twitter.com/OPh2g1nW6V
— National Capital Region Transport Corporation Ltd. (@officialncrtc) September 19, 2022

