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Indore-Dhar Rail Project Nears Major Milestone! Railway Safety Commissioner Inspects 3-Km Tihi Tunnel, 120 Kmph Speed Trial Scheduled

Indore (Madhya Pradesh): E Shrinivas, commissioner of railway safety (CRS) of Western Circle, began the two-day inspection of the newly commissioned railway line from Tihi to Dhar on Thursday. On the first day, he inspected the approximately 3 km-long tunnel and checked the safety provisions. CRS Shrinivas began the inspection from the tunnel built close to Tihi. Using various equipment, his team…

Indore-Dhar Rail Project Nears Major Milestone! Railway Safety Commissioner Inspects 3-Km Tihi Tunnel, 120 Kmph Speed Trial Scheduled

Western Circle's Railway Safety Commissioner, E Shrinivas, commenced a two-day inspection of the recently inaugurated railway line from Tihi to Dhar on Thursday. His initial day's focus was on the approximately 3-kilometer-long tunnel near Tihi, where his team utilized various equipment to evaluate the tunnel's structural integrity and other safety provisions.

Subsequently, Shrinivas conducted a trolley inspection of the track installed within the tunnel, accompanied by senior railway officials. He started the inspection route from Tihi, traversing until just before Gunadwad railway station on the first day. According to sources, Shrinivas will perform a speed test of the track and overhead equipment (OHE) using specialized vehicles at a potential top speed of 120 kilometers per hour on Friday.

Following the successful inspection, MP Shankar Lalwani proposed running certain trains from Dhar railway station, urging the Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnav to initiate operations for the Dhar-Ujjain-Dhar and Dhar-Bhopal-Dhar trains at an early stage.

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