Nearly 500 students stranded in Kota in Rajasthan due to the Covid-19 lockdown return to Delhi in 40 buses
The ministry further stressed that Railways is only accepting passengers brought and facilitated by state governments
Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren had on Friday said that the first batch of Jharkhand students from Kota has left for Ranchi
The last train of the day departed from Jaipur at 00:18 hours on Saturday for Patna Junction
Two-week extension allows relaxation for several businesses
Passengers will have to pay fare of sleeper mail express trains and Rs 30 super fast charge and additional charge of Rs 20 each.
6,000 litres of water, food for Day One of the journey arranged; Most of 360,000 'guest workers' staying in 20,826 camps at present want to head back home
The e-commerce giant is leveraging 'Covid-19 Parcel Special Trains' launched by Indian Railways to ramp up its operations to 55 lanes during lockdown period
The railways on Tuesday said all passenger train services, including premium, mail and express, suburban, Kolkata metro and Konkan Railways will continue to remain cancelled till May 3.
The sectors that have been most impacted are transport, hospitality, and real estate
Now only 45-50 goods trains pass through the country's second busiest station
While valuations are attractive, disruption will keep volumes muted
Railways has issued a "restoration plan" to all its zones with a schedule of trains to be run, their frequency and the availability of rakes
"Each cabin of a coach has been converted into an independent isolation ward which will accommodate one patient
The 538-km stretch is estimated to cost Rs 15,000 crore
Chanda said a non-AC sleeper coach is already converted into an isolation ward for probable patients suffering from coronavirus.
March 26, 24,009 wagons were loaded with essential commodities
Development follows a directive by Railway Board to production units and workshops to use their manufacturing units to make essential medical items
The railways has cancelled all trains till March 31 in view of coronavirus outbreak
"Maximum payment which may be made shall be limited to 70 per cent of the contract value for contracts awarded on lump sum basis," the order stated.