Yesvantpur and Cantonment Railway station Improvements

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Written By Sanjeev - 9 January, 2011

Bangalore railways Media Reports Transportation public transport Commuter rail Yeshwantapur

Yeshwantpur railway station gets a facelift

The facilities include an altered concourse, unreserved ticketing counters, help desk, foot overbridge and a facilitation centre. The railways is revamping Yeshwantpur railway station to meet the increasing rail traffic for the next five years.

The ministry is also in the process of constructing a new cargo booking centre to make way for a mega food court in the existing cargo booking centre. Also, the railways is planning to construct a multi-level vehicle parking complex in front of the Yeshwantpur railway station along with BMRC

http://expressbuzz.com/cities/bangalore/Yeshwantpur-railway-station-gets-a-facelift/238165.html

Bangalore's Cantonment station gets a facelift

The Cantonment Railway Station in Vasanthnagar has a new look with a remodelled entrance and ticketing counter behind platform number 2. The new facilities would be thrown open to the public by the Union minister of state for railways, K Muniyappa, on Sunday.

The old rear entrance of the building has been closed and the renovated building is open for public use. The building has five ticket counters for the benefit of passengers as against two ticket counters in the old building. The new building, which will be inaugurated on Sunday, has won the hearts of passengers because of its appearance.

http://www.dnaindia.com/bangalore/report_bangalore-s-cantonment-station-gets-a-facelift-but-passengers-await-a-good-canteen_1492174

Observerd at Yesvantpur station platform-1 side, they have demolished their staff houses.  It looks SWR & BMRCL are coming together now  for better passanger facility at Yesvantpur station.

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1. Proposed CC Apron for road No. 1 at BNC for a length of 580 Mtrs   at Cantonment station

Costing  Rs 1.33 Crore

http://www.swr.indianrailways.gov.in/TenderDetails_cpp.jsp?T_ID=3976&lang=0&id=0,3

2. SW-I: BNC-Pro for coach watering facilities at BNC station.

Costing Rs 81 Lakhs

http://www.swr.indianrailways.gov.in/TenderDetails_cpp.jsp?T_ID=3922&lang=0&id=0,3

Above facilities will help Cant  Railway sttation to be converted as Terminal Station

Some more works Platform improvements

Sanjeev - 3 November, 2015 - 11:37

1. Yeshvanthapur: Pro Provision of sky frame/IRS type shelter

Cost : 1,18,44,094 /-    5 months

2. YPR: Pro. Carriage watering facility in the stabling lines of 4, 5 and 6.

Cost : 77,51,105 /-        6 months

http://www.swr.indianrailways.gov.in/swr/notice/1443442109516_BACiv%2021_SBC_1521.pdf

1. Proposed stabling line at Yesvantpur Railway Station ( 4 lines )-Electrical Arrangements

Cost : 85,62,587/-     6 months p { margin-bottom: 0.25cm; line-height: 120%; }

2.Bangalore Division: Electrical arrangements formiscellaneous service buildings at various stations including provision of high mast at Kengeri and coach watering facilities at Bangalore CantonmentRailway stations.

Cost : 35,50,085/-    06 months

http://www.swr.indianrailways.gov.in/swr/notice/1444971453110_tn%2033-35%20%282015-16%29.pdf

Another 2.50 Crore for station and yard improvements

SBC-Division: BNC extension of shunting line and Demu stabling line at JTJ end to hold rake capacity of one demu rake. SGT yard road No.1 by lowering, lifting for converting in to loco bye line total length of track is 55 mtrs. Renewal of steel channel sleeper fittings for casual renewals.

Tender Value : 11483745 /-        Period of Work : 5 Months

http://www.swr.indianrailways.gov.in/TenderDetails_cpp.jsp?T_ID=4756&lang=0&id=0,3

Yeshwanthnagar upgrading of Rd-4 as R & D line duly providing a cross over between Rd 4 & Rd 3 with provision of MACLS signals at SMLI end

Tender  Value  5052719   Period of Work : 6 months

http://www.swr.indianrailways.gov.in/TenderDetails_cpp.jsp?T_ID=4810&lang=0&id=0,3

A promise made in February 2013 and once much earlier in 2009 may soon see the light of day. Additional escalators at the Bengaluru City railway station and new escalators at the Yeshwantpur station are expected to be functional in April this year if all schedules go well.

A K Agarwal, Divisional Railway Manager, South Western Railway, Bangalore Division, said the projects were underway. “The escalators at the Bengaluru City railway station will come up earlier than the one at the Yeshwantpur station. We are looking at work completion within three to four months. Work is on to meet the deadline,” the official said.

The escalators at the City railway station will come up at platforms 2 and 3 and 9 and 10. The escalators at Yeshwantpur will come up at platform 1, platform 6, and two near the old foot-over-bridge. In all two escalators at the city station and four escalators at the Yeshwanpur station have been commissioned.

The railways is also building two additional lifts at Bengaluru city railway station and four at Yeshwantpur as part of the modernisation programme. In all six lifts will be provided for city and Yeshwantpur stations.

Currently, the City station has made provision for electric vehicles (carts) for the elderly and disabled and the service is free of charge. The cost of each escalator may be around Rs 45 lakh to Rs 50 lakh, while it was around Rs 35 lakh in 2013.

The work on the escalators will not hamper passenger traffic as no major reworking on the platforms is being undertaken. Initially, it was thought that the escalators were needed to only go upwards, but after a review, it was decided to have one to go down, too.

The original plan was to go the same way as Delhi and Chennai, which have escalators only for going up, a senior railway official said. The four escalators got the go-ahead in the July 2009 railway budget when it was announced by then railway minister Mamata Banerjee that escalators would be introduced all over the country in a phased manner.

However, it never took up the work and introduced tenders only in 2012-end. Even that took time and work was not on between 2013 and late 2014. Some discussion happened in 2015 and it was decided that the railways would go ahead with the project. Now, the new deadline has been given as March-April 2016.

Passengers have been long complaining that they need an escalator to get to the other platforms. M Datta, a frequent traveller, says the climb is far too steep for people with heavy luggage to walk up and down.

 

http://www.deccanherald.com/content/524953/more-escalators-likely-city-yeshwantpur.html

5 more stabling lines with capacity of 24 coaches is getting ready and will be put to service in next 4/5 months time.

Here are the picture and its easy to creat  2/4 Platforms at these locations to make 2nd Terminal for Yesvantpur station to provide train services to Belgaum / Hassan/ Mangalore / Chikmagalur / Shimogga / Dandeli / Chitradurga exclusivily.

 

 

 

 


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