On October 21st, approximately 2,500 devotees of the Radha Swami Satsang arrived at Tatanagar station in Jamshedpur via a special train. The platform was packed, with barely any room for other passengers. The devotees will be returning to Lucknow on October 21st via another special train. To assist the devotees, Radha...
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Swami Satsang volunteers have set up a camp at Tatanagar station. The devotees have arrived in Jamshedpur for the annual Satsang at the Radha Swami ashram situated near the river in Adityapur, drawing participants from across India.

The Tatanagar Railway Station in Jamshedpur is experiencing an increasing load of trains. Currently, 55 pairs of mail and express trains and 35 MEMU and passenger trains pass through Tatanagar. Additionally, over 25 mail and express trains, along with passenger trains, originate from Tatanagar. This high volume of trains requires...
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significant space for their maintenance and parking.

A coaching complex is being planned near the Adityapur station to provide a dedicated space for train maintenance and washing. This will allow for better train services and address the issue of limited space at Tatanagar station. The plan includes running half a dozen local trains from Adityapur to Tatanagar. Currently,...
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one of the three washing lines at Tatanagar is reserved for the Vande Bharat train, causing delays in the maintenance of other trains. This has led to delays of up to 5 hours for the Tatanagar-Itwari Express, affecting hundreds of passengers. The Tatanagar station's redevelopment plan includes adding three platforms to address the issue of limited lines and the need to park empty coaches at Chaibasa and Bahalda. Shifting local train operations to Adityapur will also reduce the burden on Tatanagar station.

Due to a shortage of doctors, the railway dispensaries in Tatanagar Loco Colony and Adityapur have been closed. Railway workers are forced to travel 100 kilometers to Tatanagar railway hospital for treatment. The Men's Congress has raised this issue with the new Chief Medical Superintendent of Tatanagar Railway, Dr. JP Mahali,...
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requesting the opening of a health unit on the Badampahar route and the reopening of the dispensaries in Tatanagar Loco Colony and Adityapur. They also highlighted the need for increased resources for testing and simpler referral procedures for railway workers. The CMS has assured them of prompt action. Earlier, railway workers had raised the issue of lack of doctors and ambulances at the Sini dispensary with the Railway General Manager.

On Saturday, the Mens Congress in Jamshedpur met with the newly appointed Chief Medical Superintendent (CMS) of Tatanagar Railway to demand improvements in the railway's medical system. They raised concerns about the closure of dispensaries in Tatanagar Loco Colony and Adityapur, the lack of doctors at the Sini dispensary, and the...
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need for railway employees in the Badampahar route to travel 100 kilometers to Tatanagar for medical treatment. The group submitted a memorandum requesting the establishment of a health unit in the Badampahar route and the permanent appointment of a doctor in Sini. They also demanded simpler referral procedures for railway employees to ensure prompt medical care for those with serious illnesses. While expressing willingness to assist in the development of the Tatanagar Railway Sub-Division Hospital, the Mens Congress emphasized their commitment to not compromising on employee healthcare.