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Competition Success Review Hindi The
CAG has taken a critical view of the Government's station
redevelopment plans which have been allotted Rs. 1 lakh crore.
The CAG report reasons that lack of space for trains on the stations is the
biggest cause of train delays.
Competition Success Review Hindi The
government, instead of treating the main wound, is bent
upon treating minor ailments in the system. Lack of platforms
on stations and insufficient length of the platforms to accommodate trains having 24
or more coaches have been causing regular
delays, as per the CAG. CompetitionSuccess Review Hindi The CAG gave its
findings after collecting and studying data from 15
stations—Patna, Pt. Deen Dayal Upadhyaya Junction (earlier
Mughalsarai Jn.), New Delhi, Delhi, Kanpur, Allahabad, Mathura,
Howrah, Jaipur, Bhopal, Itarsi, Ahmedabad,
Vijayawada, Chennai Central and Nagpuracross 10 railway zones and found that of
the 164 platforms, only 100 had the capacity to park a competition success review train having 24 or
more coaches. Consequently, the longer
trains either have to wait till the
main platforms are vacant or these trains are parked on shorter platforms, thus leading to problems for
the passengers competition success review while
boarding or de-boarding the train. Of the 15 stations that CAG studied, all except
4 stations—Itarsi, Howrah, Ahmedabad and
Bhopal—made the trains wait at the outer for over 15 minutes each. Of the 2,436
trains that the 15 stations handled
till March 2017, 638 run with 24 or more
coaches
competition success review.
csr magazineThe report gives an example of the Mathura junction, which
boasts of 10 platforms, can only accommodate 24 coaches or longer
trains on 5 of these platforms. About 190 trains pass the
Mathura station every day but longer shorter platforms, csr magazineleading to inconvenience for the passengers. Trains
beginning from Mathura have a tarnished image
for departing for their journey quite late due to these factors. csr magazine
For the trains originating
from Mathura, the average detention time was
found to be up to 5.25 hours.
