Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Jamshedpur on Sunday has been partially altered due to heavy rainfall. While his roadshow has been canceled, his other events, including the inauguration of six Vande Bharat trains at Tatanagar Junction and addressing a BJP rally, will proceed as scheduled. He will also virtually inaugurate...
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various railway projects worth over 660 crores, distribute PMAY-G approval letters, and lay foundation stones for the Madhupur bypass line and Hazaribagh town coaching depot. The six Vande Bharat trains, including the Tatanagar-Patna service, will be flagged off by Modi. He will also dedicate the Kurkura-Kanaruan doubling project, a part of the Bundamunda-Ranchi single-line section, and part of the Rourkela-Gomoh route via Ranchi, Muri, and Chandrapura stations, to the nation.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit Jamshedpur on Sunday, arriving at Tatanagar Railway Station at 10 AM. He will flag off six Vande Bharat Express trains and participate in a program at the station, where he will inaugurate two crore PM Awas Yojana houses. Modi will also lay the foundation stone...
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and inaugurate various railway projects in Jharkhand, including four underpasses (costing 16.7 crore), a 7.4 km bypass in Madhupur, and the Hazaribagh Town Coaching Depot. He will also inaugurate a 24.4 km double track between Kurkura-Kanaran in Gumla-Simdega district. The SDO Utkarsh Kumar has declared a no-drone zone within a 200-meter radius of Ranchi Airport, effective from 5 AM to 11 PM, with strict prohibitions on drone, paragliding, and hot air balloon operation in the restricted area, resulting in their being shot down. The road show in Jamshedpur will see participation from intellectuals representing the Gujarati, Andhra, Marwari, Mithila, UP Sangha, Bihar Association, and Kshatriya Sangh.

The 101 kilometer doubling work under the Hatia-Bandomunda doubling project has been completed. This includes the transformation of 10 stations: Balsiring, Lodma, Karra, Govindpur, Bakspur, Pokla, Pakra, Kurkura, Mahabuang, and Bano. Work on Kanrwa, Tati, and Orga stations is in its final phase. The doubling project was completed over the past...
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financial year with 24 kilometers added. Several stations are being developed under the Amrit Bharat Station scheme, including the Lodma-Piska link, which will allow trains from Lodma to directly access Piska station without passing through Hatia. This will reduce traffic at Hatia and allow goods trains to directly travel from Lodma to Piska. Bakspur and Kurkura stations, previously lacking basic amenities, have been upgraded with new three-story buildings, seating areas, ticket counters, toilets, foot-over bridges, and porticoes. The stations are also accessible to disabled individuals. Pokla and Pakra stations are now three-story buildings with improved facilities for passengers. Bano station boasts a lift, waiting hall, station building, platform shade, toilets, and ticket counter. Work on Kanrwa and Tati stations is almost complete while work on Parbatonia and Orga stations is in progress and expected to be finished by the end of the year.

Train services were disrupted between Kanaroan and Tati stations in Jharkhand due to a landslide caused by heavy rains near Simdega. Train operations were halted at 18:45 on Wednesday morning. Railway workers are working to clear the debris. The Rourkela-Hatia local train has been canceled and the Hatia-Rourkela train is being...
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diverted to Kanaroan. The Raxaul-Hyderabad Express has also been diverted to run via Rourkela, Chakradharpur, Sini, Chandil, and Muri.