Indian Railways Announces Special Trains for Railway Recruitment Board Exam
To ensure a smooth travel experience for candidates appearing for the Railway Recruitment Board examination on November 25 and 28, the Indian Railways has announced the operation of three special trains on select routes. These trains will be operating between Patna-Ranchi, Barauni-Dhanbad, and Garwah Road-Bilaspur on November 24 and 27.
Patna-Ranchi Examination Special
The special train with the train number 03219/03220 will begin its journey from Patna at 3 pm on both November 24 and 27. It is scheduled to reach Ranchi by 11:45 pm on the same day. The return journey will commence from Ranchi at 11 pm on November 25 and 29, arriving back in Patna at 7:45 am. This train will have 14 general coaches and will make stops at Jehanabad, Gaya, Koderma, Gomoh, Bokaro Steel City, and Muri in both directions.
Barauni-Dhanbad Special
The special train numbered 03689/03690 will depart from Barauni at 2 pm on November 24 and 27 and reach Dhanbad at 10 pm. The return journey is scheduled to begin at 9 pm on November 25 and 29, arriving in Barauni at 5:30 am. This train will halt at Lakhisarai, Kiul, Jamui, Jhajha, Jasidih, Madhupur, and Chitranjan.
Garwah Road-Bilaspur Special
The special train 03695/03696 will leave Garwah Road at 6 am on November 24 and 27 and is expected to reach Bilaspur by 11 pm. The return trip will start at 8 pm on November 25 and 29, completing its journey at 11:30 am the following day. Key stoppages for this train include Daltonganj, Barwadih, Latehar, Tori, Patratu, Barkakana, Muri, Tata, Chakradharpur, Rourkela, and Jharsuguda.
Mock Drill Conducted at Saharsa Station for Emergency Preparedness
In another development related to the Indian Railways, the Samastipur division recently conducted a mock drill at Saharsa station. The drill aimed to simulate emergency responses and enhance preparedness for accidents or mishaps on the tracks. The participants included the 9th battalion of the National Disaster Response Force (NRDF), railway safety staff, and scouts and guides cadets.
This proactive approach by the Samastipur division showcases the Indian Railways’ commitment to passenger safety and convenience. Conducting mock drills ensures that all involved parties are well-prepared and equipped to handle emergencies effectively and efficiently.
Passenger Convenience and Safety at the Forefront
The announcement of special trains specifically for the Railway Recruitment Board examination demonstrates the Indian Railways’ dedication to passengers’ convenience. The provision of these additional train services ensures that candidates can travel without any inconvenience and reach their respective destinations in time for the exams.
Simultaneously, conducting mock drills like the one at Saharsa station highlights the organization’s focus on passenger safety. By simulating emergency scenarios, railway staff and disaster response teams can improve response times, coordination, and communication, ultimately saving lives in the event of an actual incident.
The Indian Railways embodies a commitment to continuously improve and adapt to the evolving needs of its passengers while prioritizing safety measures. These recent initiatives prove that the organization actively strives to provide a seamless and secure travel experience for millions of individuals using the railway network across the country.
