Indian Railways unveils Scheduled Commodity Specific Cargo Services in North
These services will enable better logistics service with scheduled timings and advance information on train arrivals and departures, which will ultimately enhance the predictability and efficiency.
Indian Railways has launched scheduled, commodity-specific, timetabled cargo services to enhance the freight logistics system, connecting key production and consumption centers across the northern region. According to the official statement issued, the railways have stated that these services aim to improve customer satisfaction, ensure reliable transit times, and provide industry-aligned logistics solutions.
The new services introduced include the Annapurna Service from Ludhiana to Varanasi, which transports food grains in an average time of 17 hours; the Gati-Vahan Service from Farrukhnagar to Lucknow for automobiles in 28 hours; the Niryaat Cargo Service from Garhi to Mundra Port for containers in 32 hours; and the Anantnag Cement Cargo Service from Roopnagar to Anantnag, transporting cement in 31 hours.
These services will enable better logistics service with scheduled timings and advance information on train arrivals and departures, which will ultimately enhance the predictability and efficiency.
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