Indian Railway: Dedicated freight rail line will give a new boost to the country's logistics system.

  • Who was present?
  • What did Prime Minister Modi say?
  • What are the benefits?

Indian Railway: Inauguration of three phases of 326 km freight line by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The completion of Western and Eastern dedicated freight rail lines is witnessing a historic transformation in the country's freight sector. A significant achievement of this transformation is the passage of the first double-stack container freight train from the JNPT port.

Due to this, more than 250 trucks of goods can be transported from Mumbai in one freight train. This will reduce the time and cost of cargo transportation. Prime Minister Narendra Modi asserted that this matter will give a new speed and direction to the logistics system of the country.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi was speaking at the inauguration of three major phases of the Western Dedicated Freight Rail Line, 326 km long and costing more than Rs 20,700 crore. Meanwhile, the double stake freight train was flagged off and dedicated to the nation by V.C.

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Who was present?

Governor Jishnu Dev Verma, Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde, Deputy Chief Minister Sunetra Ajit Pawar, Employment Guarantee Scheme Minister and District Guardian Minister Bharatsheth Gogawle, Women and Child Development Minister Aditi Tatkare, MLAs Prashant Thakur, Mahesh Baldi, Zilla Parishad President Mangesh Vakdikar, Mayor Bhavna Ghanekar attended the program at JNPA in Uran.

Governor's Special Officer Dr. Prashant Naranvare, Consul General of Japanese Consulate in Mumbai Mrs. Sato Hitomi, Managing Director of DFCCIL Praveen Kumar, Divisional Commissioner Rubal Aggarwal, District Collector Kishan Javale, Navi Mumbai Police Commissioner Milind Bharambe, General Manager of Central Railway Rajiv Srivastava, District Magistrate Pawan Chandak etc. were prominently present.

What did Prime Minister Modi say?

Referring to the pace of infrastructure development in the country since 2014, Prime Minister Modi said the East and West dedicated freight rail lines were successfully completed. He mentioned that this route is bringing a fundamental change in the trade system of the country and it is becoming the basis of national trade.

What are the benefits?

With the separation of passenger and freight railways, more than 430 freight trains can run daily. A journey of about 30 hours by truck can now be completed in 10 to 12 hours. The time required to cover a distance of 100 km has been reduced by half as compared to earlier. This leads to many benefits such as saving fuel, reducing freight costs and protecting the environment. Prime Minister Modi also said that he invested in one route, but got many benefits from it.

The agricultural sector will also benefit greatly from the expanded freight network. It is now possible for farmers in East and West India to transport perishable agricultural products to larger markets faster. He said that seasonal flowers, vegetables and fruits are reaching consumers as well as markets on time, thereby benefiting farmers immensely.

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Stating that the government is making continuous efforts to reach the remote tribal areas of Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra, Prime Minister Modi said that the new train service will greatly benefit the citizens traveling to Chhota Udaipur and Alirajpur. “Parts of India which were not reached by railways for decades are now being reached by railways,” he added.

Prime Minister Modi referred to the historic railway budget of over Rs 2.75 lakh crore while citing the wider economic impact of infrastructure development such as roads, metros, airports and gas pipelines. He said that spending on infrastructure is creating huge employment opportunities. Building houses for the poor, expanding the ports around

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