Trains to Chakulia, Chaibasa from Tatanagar from June 6
Jamshedpur: The South Eastern (SE) Railway has introduced two MEMU trains each to Chaibasa and Chakulia from Tatanagar to accommodate the increasing flow of the daily passengers on the two mainline routes.
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Both the trains will begin operations on June 6.
Tatanagar-Chaibasa train will leave the originating station at 8:55 pm and will reach the last destination station at 11 pm. In its return journey, Chaibasa-Tatanagar train will chug off from the originating station at 3:20 am and will reach the last stoppage at 5:45 am.
The train will stop at Adityapur, Gamharia, Birbans, Sini, Mahali Marup, Rajkharsawan and Pandrasali railway stations on the up and down route daily.
The Tatanagar-Chakulia train will leave the originating station at 11 pm and reach the destination at 12:45 pm. The Chakulia-Tatanagar train will leave the originating station at 3 pm and will reach the destination at 5 pm.
The train will stop at Salgajhari, Govindpur, Asanboni, Rakha Mines, Galudih, Ghatsila, Chirugora, Dhalbhumgarh, Kokpara stations on the up and down route. The Tatanagar-Chakulia train will operate on all days except Sunday and Chakulia-Tatanagar will operate on all days except Saturday, said SE railway official on Tuesday. TNN
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