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General Manager Reviews MEMU Operations and Infrastructure at Banaswadi

P. Ananth, General Manager, South Western Railway, conducted a review meeting at the MEMU Shed, Banaswadi, today. During the meeting, he reviewed the number of MEMU train services operated per day, availability of rakes, routes on which MEMU trains are operated and watering stations available for watering of MEMU trains. He also reviewed the operational requirements and facilities at the shed.…

P. Ananth, General Manager of South Western Railway, convened a review meeting at the MEMU Shed in Banaswadi today. The meeting focused on several aspects of MEMU train operations and infrastructure.

Ananth surveyed the number of MEMU train services conducted daily, the availability of rakes, the routes utilized by MEMU trains, and the presence of watering stations for these trains. He also scrutinized the operational needs and facilities at the Banaswadi MEMU Shed.

During the review, Ananth personally examined key infrastructure elements at the shed, such as the Inspection Bay, Hump/HL Bay, Administrative Building, watering line, and stabling line.

Prior to the review meeting, Ananth carried out a window trailing inspection between KSR Bengaluru, Banaswadi, and Sir M. Visvesvaraya Terminal in Bengaluru. This inspection allowed him to assess operational and safety parameters, railway infrastructure, and passenger amenities along the route.

The review and inspection were attended by Ashutosh Kumar Singh, Divisional Railway Manager for Bengaluru Division, and Parikshith Mohanpuria, an Additional Divisional Railway Manager. Additionally, Senior Divisional Electrical Engineer Aman Katiyal and other railway officers participated in the proceedings.

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