Sir,
There was a railway siding to E I D parry at Ranipet from Wallajah road, having
their major ceramic division. Now the siding is there, once a while the railway
good wagon are drawn through electric traction to Ranipet, and load their
items. The factory is not closed, but production is very less now.
Gopalakrishnan
On Tuesday, 12 March, 2024 at 09:06:03 pm IST, 'venkat giri' via
KeralaIyers <[email protected]> wrote:
Respected Sir/s,
1st automobile in-plant railway siding at Maruti Suzuki’s plant in Gujarat.....
The cars from the Hansalpur manufacturing facility in Gujarat will be sent to
15 different cities through the Indian railway network.
India’s first automobile in-plant railway siding --- built at Hansalpur unit of
MARUTI SUZKI in Gujarat --- will help the automobile manufacturer transport
three lakh “finished car dispatches” by train, thereby helping the company
“eliminate 50,000 truck-trips every year”. The in-plant railway
siding built by Maruti at the cost of ₹105 crore is linked to the
Katosan-Becharaji-Ranauj route which has been converted to Broad Gauge at cost
of ₹976 crore by Bahucharaji Rail Corporation Ltd which is a joint venture
between MSIL, G-Ride and GIDC. The siding is the one of the projects
inaugurated by PM Narendra Modi during his visit to Gujarat on Tuesday 12th
March 2024.
“Logistics can be a good way of reducing carbon. By eliminating 50,000 truck
trips per annum, we will be saving 35 million litres of fossil fuel and
reducing carbon emissions by 1650 metric tonnes,” said Rahul Bharti, Executive
Officer, Corporate Affairs, MSIL.
The cars from the Hansalpur manufacturing facility in Gujarat will be sent to
15 different cities through the Indian railway network. A portion of the car
produced in this facility will also travel on the same rail network to Mundra
and Pipavav ports for exports. “Maruti is exporting 42 per cent of all cars
produced in India,” he said.
“Our penetration of car dispatch is highest among all car
manufacturers in the country. Till now we have dispatched about 18 lakh cars by
railways and this year till February, we have transported 4.09 lakh cars,”
Bharti added.
Maruti Suzuki is also in the process of building a similar railway siding at
its plant in Haryana. “Going forward, we will be able to save about 20 per cent
time in dispatches while using trains,” he said, adding that transporting by
rail is marginally cheaper than using roadways.
---RegardsV.SridharanTrichy
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