The Vande Bharat Express train connecting Tatanagar (Jharkhand) to Berhampur (Odisha) is scheduled for a trial run on September 8th, with the official launch set for September 15th by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The train will cover the journey in 9 hours 10 minutes and 8 hours 55 minutes for the...
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return trip. On the same day, three more Vande Bharat trains will be launched in Jharkhand, connecting Tatanagar to Patna, Tatanagar to Berhampur, and Deoghar to Varanasi. The Tata-Berhampur Vande Bharat Express is expected to depart Tatanagar at 5:20 AM and arrive in Berhampur at 2:30 PM. The return journey begins at 3:00 PM from Berhampur, reaching Tatanagar at 11:55 PM. The train will make scheduled halts at Chaibasa, Dangoaposi, Banspani, Nayagarh, Kendujhargarh, Harichandanpur, Jakhapura, Cuttack, Bhubaneswar, Khurda Road, and Balugaon en route to Berhampur.

The Dumka-Ranchi Vande Bharat Express train is set to begin operations on September 15th, offering a faster travel option for residents of Dumka and the Santhal Pargana region. The train will complete the journey from Dumka to Ranchi in just four hours, covering stops at Godda, Dumka, Basukinath, and Deoghar. While...
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a specific timetable is yet to be announced, the train will travel through New Giridih, Jamua, Rajdhanwar, Koderma, Barhi, and Hazaribagh before reaching Ranchi. The train will not have general coaches and tickets are expected to be more expensive than other trains. Prime Minister Narendra Modi will flag off the Dumka-Ranchi Vande Bharat Express along with the Baidyanath Dham-Kashi Vishwanath Vande Bharat Express from Tatanagar in Jamshedpur on September 15th. The Baidyanath Dham-Kashi Vishwanath Vande Bharat Express will depart from Baidyanath Dham at 3:15 PM, reaching Varanasi at 10:20 PM after stops at Jasidih, Jhajha, Nawada, Gaya, and Deen Dayal Upadhyay stations. The return journey from Varanasi will commence at 6:20 AM, arriving in Baidyanath Dham at 1:30 PM. The train will offer convenience for pilgrims visiting Baba Baidyanath in Deoghar, Vishnu Pad Temple in Gaya, and Kashi Vishwanath Temple in Varanasi.

The trial run for the much-awaited Vande Bharat Express train between Tata and Patna is scheduled for September 8th. The train will depart from Tatanagar station and return to Tatanagar on the same day. Prime Minister Narendra Modi is expected to flag off three Vande Bharat Express trains, including this one,...
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from Tatanagar station in Jamshedpur on September 15th. The orange-colored Vande Bharat Express, the 64th in India, will cover the distance between Tata and Patna in 7 hours. The train will depart from Tatanagar station and stop at Purulia, Anara, Bhojudih, Mahuda, Gomo, Koderma, Gaya, and Jahanabad before reaching Patna. The tentative timings are 6 AM departure from Tatanagar and 1 PM arrival in Patna. The return journey will depart from Patna at 2 PM and arrive in Tatanagar at 10 PM.

A Vande Bharat Express train service is being launched between Jamshedpur and Berhampur, connecting Jharkhand and Odisha. The trial run is scheduled for September 10th. The train will cover the distance in 9 hours 10 minutes from Jamshedpur to Berhampur and 8 hours 55 minutes for the return journey. Prime Minister...
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Narendra Modi is expected to inaugurate the train on September 15th, potentially in Jamshedpur. This will be the 63rd Vande Bharat train in the country and marks the introduction of three new Vande Bharat routes in Jharkhand, including Jamshedpur-Patna, Jamshedpur-Berhampur, and Deoghar-Varanasi. The train's tentative timetable is as follows: it will depart from Tatanagar at 5:20 AM and reach Berhampur at 2:30 PM. The return journey will start at 3 PM from Berhampur and arrive at Tatanagar at 11:55 PM. The train will have stops at Chaibasa, Danguaposi, and Banspani, each for 2 minutes. The route includes stations like Chaibasa, Danguaposi, Kendujhargarh, and Bhubaneswar, reaching Berhampur via Khurda Road.

The Chakradharpur Railway Division is facing a shortage of doctors in its hospitals, forcing railway employees to seek treatment at private clinics. The Chakradharpur Railway Mens Union has requested the General Manager (GM) of the South East Zone to appoint specialist doctors in the hospitals to provide medical care to railway...
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employees in emergencies. The Union highlighted that despite having medical facilities, employees are forced to spend thousands of rupees on private treatment. The Union further mentioned that the Tatanagar Railway Hospital has registered 17,000 patients, including Umid Card holders and retired employees, while over 25,000 Umid Card holders are in the division. The Union also pointed out the lack of doctors at health units in Adityapur, Jharsuguda, and Sini, as well as inadequate medical facilities on branch lines. The Union expressed concern about the deteriorating condition of dispensaries in the colonies. The GM has assured the Union of taking necessary action to appoint doctors and provide better medical facilities in the division.