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Train trail on newly electrified route from Nashik to Aurangabad to start from Dec 30

By Lokmat English Desk | Updated: December 29, 2022 19:12 IST

Train trials on the newly electrified Ankai to Aurangabad railway route in Maharashtra will start on December 30. The ...

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Train trials on the newly electrified Ankai to Aurangabad railway route in Maharashtra will start on December 30. The first train will run with electric traction by next month after the trials are complete, the South Central Railway official said.

The journey time between Mumbai and Aurangabad will reduce by 25-30 minutes as the need to replace the diesel engine with an electric one will be done away with, he said.

The route that has been electrified between Ankai in Nashik and Aurangabad is 100 kilometres long. This is part of the longer Ankai-Mukhed (Nanded) electrification project. The trial of a train with an electric engine (locomotive) will begin on December 30, he said.

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