green railway stations

Train coach colours serve as a visual language, differentiating train types, categories, and service levels for travellers. Blue signifies standard trains, red indicates safer LHB coaches, green denotes budget options, and white points to semi-high-speed services. These colours also reflect the evolution of railway technology.

Central Railway is proud to announce a significant upgrade to its GPS-based Signal Location Announcement System (SILAS) for Mumbai's suburban train network. With this advanced system, motormen are continuously informed about the next stop, ensuring every halt is adhered to without oversight.

An offbeat explorer discovered the Myanmar Gate in Igatpuri, Maharashtra, a stunning replica of Burmese architecture gifted by Myanmar. This grand entrance to the Vipassana International Academy offers a serene, meditative atmosphere, transporting visitors to Southeast Asia without crossing borders. The gate, built in 1999, symbolizes cultural exchange and provides a peaceful escape.

Discover Solapur, Maharashtra, the 'Watermelon Capital of India,' where a semi-arid climate and fertile soil yield incredibly sweet watermelons. While winter is popular for tourism, March to May is the prime harvest season for fruit enthusiasts. Beyond the delicious watermelons, explore local culture and rural life for a truly offbeat experience.

East Coast Railway has saved Rs 8.34 crore and reduced CO2 emissions by 10,406 tonnes by installing solar panels. The railway zone has cumulatively installed 27 MWp of solar capacity, generating over 12.24 million units of solar power. ECoR plans further installations at 59 stations after their redevelopment.

Dubai has announced its largest transport project, the Dh34 billion ($9 billion) Metro Gold Line, set to open on September 9, 2032. This 42-kilometer underground line will connect historic districts with new communities, integrating with existing lines and the Etihad Rail. The project aims to significantly improve travel times and boost public transport usage for millions of residents.

Aam Aadmi Party's rising star Raghav Chadha has dramatically exited the party, along with six other Rajya Sabha members on Friday. The seven MP's announced their merger with BJP claiming that AAP "has now completely deviated from its principles, values, and morals". This move signals a significant internal rupture and an existential moment for the AAP, following Chadha's removal as deputy leader.