Good News Railway has given the green signal to build a cargo terminal at Baijnathpur in Saharsa district of Bihar. The four-member team, which arrived at the Goods Terminal Survey at the Baijnathpur station in Samastipur division, has been instructed to send an initial estimate prepared by senior officials. It will be built in PPP mode. Goods will be shipped by freight train at the Goods Terminal. Booked items will be sent from here.
DCM Prasanna Kumar of Samastipur Division has directed a team of four members to arrive at the Goods Terminal Survey in Baijnathpur on Saturday to review the location of the goods terminal. DCM says Baijnathpur is the ideal location for the goods terminal from every perspective. This railway station is connected to all three places in Saharsa, Madhepura and Supal districts. Merchants will be able to take the goods that are dropped off at the Goods Terminal, via NH to their destination.
At the same time, construction materials used on the NH road that are being built will be able to be imported and unloaded by rail. The divisional commerce manager said the goods terminal would be built in PPP mode in Baijnathpur. Tenders will be flown in ten to fifteen days to build the goods terminal from PPP mode. The selection process will be completed on a tender basis as per Railway Guidelines. The goods shed will be built 15 meters wide and 710 meters long, where goods will be loaded from the freight train, he said.
The stewardship store will accommodate office and workers
Malgodam will be in charge of Baijnathpur Goods Terminal. There is room for workers. Toilets and bathrooms will be built. The Goods Terminal will be closed on four sides by green, DCM said. Transformers and lights are installed in the electrical system.
Must be built within a year
The third railway line in Baijnathpur is the freight line. Which goods train will be kept and opened. At the same time, DCM has said that the private person or organization selected for the construction of Goods Terminal in Baijnathpur will have to start its construction within one year after its completion. The maintenance of the Goods Terminal must be done by the person or agency receiving the tender.
Baijnathpur is a place away from the population
Far from the population, Baijnathpur is the ideal place for a goods terminal. The unloading of construction materials from the freight train and the movement and movement of trucks and tractors does not affect the population here. There will be movement of vehicles from its adjacent road.
The team that created the DRM did the survey
The team composed of DRM Ashok Maheshwari of Samastipur Division is comprised of DCI Rajesh Ranjan Srivastava, Senior Division Engineer Prabhat Kumar, Senior Division Engineer Bijli Mahesh Kumar Sinha and TI Dinesh Kumar. Where items are located under the Goods Terminal. In consultation with all, the DCM issued the necessary guidelines.
.
