Indore-Dahod Rail Project Sees Successful Track And OHE Testing In 3-Km Tihi Tunnel, CRS Inspection Likely In Early November
Indore (Madhya Pradesh): The wait for rail connectivity in Dhar district is nearing an end. Ahead of the inspection of the Tehi-Dhar section by the Commissioner of Railway Safety (CRS), the construction department of Railways successfully tested the 3 km-long track laid in Tehi tunnel and the 2 km-long overhead equipment (OHE) of the electrical line using a wagon on Monday. The long-awaited…
The Indore-Dahod rail project is making significant progress, with successful testing of the 3-km-long track laid in the Tehi tunnel and the 2-km-long overhead equipment (OHE) of the electrical line. A tower wagon successfully passed through the Tihi-Pithampur tunnel from the Tihi side to Pithampur, marking a major milestone for the railway connectivity project.
The successful trial run between Pithampur and Tihi in Dhar district has bolstered hopes for the commencement of passenger train services on the route in the near future. The successful test has set the stage for the Commissioner of Railway Safety (CRS) inspection, likely to be conducted in the early weeks of November. A senior railway official confirmed the development, stating that the successful engine trial has paved the way for the CRS inspection.
The project, expected to enhance connectivity in Malwa and Tribal regions, will provide Dhar and surrounding areas with improved rail access to Indore, benefitting industrial activities, trade, and public movement.
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