Pune to Nashik in 105 mins.

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By Kemal Mehra - 

Semi high-speed rail line will transform the Wm.-Pune-Nashk* triangle Here's how The much-awaited Pune-Nashik semi-high-speed rail line approved by the state cabinet recently would not only change Me trade pattern between Pune a. Nashik but will also facilitate the creation of Mumbai-Pune-Nashik golden triangle as an emerging economic hub. The project that is estimated to cost Rs 16,025 crore would reduce the travel time McMinn the two cities from the present six hours to less than two hours, boosting passenger and freight movements.

This Pain will Start from the proposed Pune railway station and will go to Hadapsar on an elevated deck. NOM Hadapsaf to Nestle, the train will run on the ground and will terminate at Me Nashik Road railway station. The Pains willineally have six coaches designed to run at a speed of 200 kilometers per hour (WPM.. future Increment up to 250 MPH on the broad gauge line. The number of coaches will increase to 12 and then to 16 as per need. After completion of this project. all the Intercity movements and transportation of both passengers and freight will be smoother and tastes The project e envisaged to help reduce the number of vehicles being used for transportation by roads. It will also result in several socio-economic benefits such as employment generation, MingIng down the number of accidents and reduction in pollution due to vehicular traffic.


The state has approved the Pune-Nashik railway project Once we get the requisite approval from the central government's cabinet committee and the Prime Minister's Office (PMO), the work would start on ground. We have already begun the land acquisition process for the project." said an official of Maharashtra Rail Infrastructure Development Corporation Limited (MRIDC), the executing agency of this project. MRIDC is a joint venture of the Maharashtra government and the ministry of railways, with an objective to boost rail infrastructure projects in the state by providing critical connectivity and capacity enhancement

According to experts, Pune-Nashik rail connectivity has tremendous potential to drive the exponential growth of the triangular region — Mumbai-Pune-Nashik-Mumbai. "Pune and Nashik have already become the counter magnet to Mumbai as skyrocketing real estate prices in the metropolis are becoming a deterrent to the growth of business and industry," said Subodh Jain, former top official of Central Railway. The proposed alignment of this project will pass through the talukas of Flaveli, Khed, Arnbegaon and Junnar tehsils of Pune district, Sangamner tehsil of Ahmednagar district and Sinner and Nashik tehsils of Nashik district

"Keeping business development of the area in mind, private freight terminals (PFTs) are planned at major stations such as Chakan, Manchar, Narayangaon, Alephata and Sangamner. Also, loading and unloading facilities are planned at various stations; said another official of MRIDC, adding that this proposed rail line will also augment the revenues from industries such as automobile, electronics, pharmaceuticals, sugar mills and agricultural activities in and around the project influence areas. Rajesh Kumar Jaiswal, managing director, MahaRail who has authored a book 'Construction and Maintenance of High-Speed Railway' and has expertise on high-speed trains, said, "This project will be a role model for development of new railway line networks in Maharashtra. This project is unique because it is the first broad-gauge semi-high-speed rail line in India. It is designed in such a way that goods trains, conventional passenger trains as well as high-speed trains can run on the same route." The cost of the project has been pegged at Rs 16,039 crore, including taxes, on 60:40 basis, wherein Maharashtra government and ministry of railway shall contribute equity of 20% each of the project cost. The remaining 60% will be raised from the domestic financial institutions.


Source: Source: Mumbai Mirror / Updated: Mar 14, 2021, 06:00 IST

https://mumbaimirror.indiatimes.com/mumbai/other/pune-to-nashik-in-105-mins/articleshow/81489167.cms

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