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North Western Railway Surpasses 800 Km in Track Electrification
Indian Railway Electrification Update: In a significant stride towards environment-friendly railway operations, the North Western Railway (NWR) zone has achieved an impressive feat by electrifying 806 km of railway tracks in the current fiscal year, according to NWR Chief Public Relations Officer Shashi Kiran.
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Swift Electrification Drive in NWR Zone
Railway Electrification Status in The NWR Zone
The electrification of broad gauge lines in the NWR zone has been progressing at a remarkable pace, with a focus on sustainable and energy-efficient railway operations. As of the current financial year (2023-24), the completion of 806 km of electrified tracks showcases the commitment of the NWR towards embracing greener transportation.
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Indian Railway Electrification Update: Total Electrified Tracks
Indian Railway Electrification Update: Shashi Kiran highlighted that, within the NWR zone, the total extent of electrified tracks has reached an impressive 4,772 km. This achievement underscores the zone’s dedication to transitioning towards electrification, reducing dependence on conventional fuel sources, and mitigating the environmental impact of railway operations.
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Details of Electrified Tracks in Fiscal Year 2023-24
The electrification efforts in the current fiscal year have covered diverse regions, including:
- Pipar Road-Merta Road (56 km)
- Samdadi-Jalore (57 km)
- Kharwachanda-Jaisamand Road (38 km)
- Barmer-Gadra Road (81 km)
- Didwana-Degana (63 km)
- Ganganagar-Gajsinghpur (68 km)
- Bhikhamkhor-Phalodi (56 km)
- Gadra Road-Munabav (39 km)
- Pipad Road-Rai Ka Bagh (43 km)
- Nokhada-Phalodi (74 km)
- Merta Road-Merta City (14 km)
- Bhildi-Raniwada (71 km)
- Bikaner-Lalgarh (9 km)
- Lalgarh-Nokhada (83 km)
- Jaisammad-Dungarpur (53 km)
Each of these segments contributes to the overall electrification initiative, enhancing the sustainability and efficiency of railway operations in the NWR zone.
The Way Forward for NWR’s Electrification Efforts
As NWR continues its electrification journey, the strategic completion of 806 km of tracks demonstrates not only progress but also sets the stage for future advancements. The electrification drive aligns with broader environmental goals and positions NWR as a frontrunner in adopting cleaner and greener rail transportation.
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Indian Railway Electrification Percentage
Indian Railway Electrification Update: In a press release from the Railway Ministry, it is revealed that as of December 2023, Indian Railways has successfully electrified a total of 61,508 Route Kilometers, covering an impressive 93.83% of the entire Broad Gauge route, which amounts to 65,556 Route Kilometers in the Indian Railways network.
Indian Railway Electrification Status
Indian Railways has already achieved 100% electrification in at least 14 states and Union Territories. This milestone demonstrates the commitment to making railway operations more sustainable and aligns with the Sustainable Development Goals endorsed by the United Nations. The progress made in electrifying the railway tracks is a testament to the vision of creating a greener and more efficient transportation system for the nation.
Indian Railway Electrification Map
In conclusion, the NWR’s commitment to electrification signifies a transformative shift towards sustainable railway practices, emphasizing the importance of eco-friendly initiatives in the modernization of rail networks.
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