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Patna Ranchi Vande Bharat Presses arrived in Patna from Chennai on 6th June. (photo: Twitter/File)
East Central Railway said Vande Bharat will cover the distance from Patna to Ranchi in six hours and five minutes covering 410 kilometers of the new road. The eight-carriage train will run six days a week, according to rail officials
The trial run of the Patna-Ranchi Vande Bharat line will be held on June 12, with the Central Railway giving an order on Saturday. This is Vande Bharat Train No. 20 after the train scheduled to run between Goa and Mumbai.
In the Patna-Ranchi Vande Bharat Trial, the Eastern Central Railway’s Principal Passenger Transport Manager issued a letter to the Chief Divisional Operations Manager of the Danapur, Mughalsarai and Dhanbad divisions asking them to guarantee the arrangements. According to the letter, the traffic inspector at Danapur was required to do foot-painting and minute-to-minute registration from Patna to Gaya, while the Dhanbad division is required to do foot-painting and minute-to-minute registration from Gaya to Ranchi and on the way back.
A copy of the order was sent to the Danapur, Mughalsarai and Dhanbad railway sections. According to Eastern Central Railways, Vande Bharat will cover the distance from Patna to Ranchi in six hours and five minutes covering 410 kilometers of the new route. This train will be run on a new railway line from Patna to Ranchi covering Kodarma, Hazaribagh, Parkakana, Siddhar, Sankey, Tatesilway. There will be five stops including Patna, Kaya, Koderma, Hazaribagh, Barkakana and Ranchi (Mishra). The eight-carriage train will run six days a week, according to rail officials. Training of rangers, local pilots and TTs was in progress before the trial.
said Birendra Kumar, chief public relations officer for Eastern Central Railways CNN News 18 that after the successful trial, the inauguration is likely to take place this month. “Same prices will be followed as per tiles made for other Vande Bharat trains in the country. Primary maintenance of the train will be done at Rajendra Nagar yard, while secondary maintenance will be done at Ranchi station. Deadline for installation and prices will be notified later. Train on this route is capable of full speed.” 160 kilometers per hour.”
Trial run schedule
Vande Bharat will depart from Patna Junction at 6.55 AM and reach Gaya at 8.20 AM. The semi-rapid train will depart after a 10-minute stop and will stop at Pracakana at 11:30 am. After a five-minute stop, he will reach Ranchi at 1 pm. After 80 minutes, Vande Bharat will depart Ranchi at 2.20pm and return to Patna at 8.25pm. Vande Bharat will also operate between Mumbai and Goa. Due to the train accident at Balasore in Odisha, he could not start.
What distinguishes this train?
- Patna-Ranchi Vande Bharat consists of eight cars and is equipped with devices to ensure the safety and comfort of the passengers
- For the convenience of passengers, charging points are also provided under each seat
- Passenger entertainment has also been fully taken care of. There is also a 32 inch TV screen
- Fire sensors, GPS and cameras have also been installed for the safety of passengers
- There is also a safety feature called Kavach, which protects it from being hit by another train
- The train is suitable for Deviang as the seat numbers are also written in Braille on the seat handles
- Chairs in Executive Class can be rotated 180 degrees
- The train has a maximum speed of 160 km per hour and can reach 180 km per hour. The train reaches a speed of 100 kilometers per hour in 52 seconds.
Patna-Ranchi Vande Bharat rakes arrived in Patna on June 6 from Chennai, which is likely to go commercial by the end of this month. The fastest train on this route so far is the Janshatabdi Express which takes nearly 2 hours longer than Vande Bharat predicted.
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