Rajdhani Express will run 4 days a week for Mumbai by Indian Railways

newstracklive.com

Rajdhani Express Flagged Off: Union Railway Minister Piyush Goyal has given the biggest gift to railway passengers on Friday. Keeping in mind the convenience of passengers, the service of Rajdhani Express of Central Railway has been increased from two days to four days in a week.

Union Railway Minister Piyush Goyal has given the biggest gift to railway passengers on Friday. Keeping in mind the convenience of passengers, the service of Rajdhani Express of Central Railway has been increased from two days to four days in a week. Railway Minister Piyush Goyal flagged off Rajdhani Express. During this time the train was decorated exactly like a bride.

Also given these facilities
Apart from this, the Union Minister has also set up the Second Bench building of Railway Claims Tribunal (RCT) Mumbai, 14 footover bridge, 4 escalators, a refurbished passenger corridor, two new booking offices, HVLS fans at two stations, 2 green stations, IP based LED at 22 stations. Indicators, improvement in cover-over platforms of 13 stations, re-surfacing platforms at 9 stations and free Wi-Fi facility at 29 stations given to the people of Mumbai.

On the other hand, keeping in mind the convenience of passengers from the railway side, the first private train Tejas Express will soon be started from Lucknow to Mumbai. After leaving from Lucknow at 6.10 in the morning, this train will reach New Delhi at 12.25 pm. Booking for train tickets will start soon.

On this occasion, Railway Minister Piyush Goyal said, 102 new options were inaugurated in 102 days of Modi government. Mumbai was also gifted in this. Today, free wifi service is being provided in 40574 railway station, its speed is faster than any other service provider. It is not only for the facilities of the passengers but it is Modi's thinking behind it.

Modi ji thinks that the infrastructure of railways should work for the public. That's why Modi ji started connecting the wifi optic connection to the railway station so that every city and village would be connected. This kind of thinking was put forward by Abdul Kalam. We have connected many stations to Solar. We have electrified 45 percent of the railways, the remaining 55 percent has to be electrified as well.

The government's goal is to use diesel less and less in the coming times. The more electricity we generate, the more we generate solar, the emphasis will also be on it. Climate change is a big challenge and in this way we do our work for nature.