General Manager of North Eastern Railway, Uday Borwankar, conducted a window trailing inspection of the Gorakhpur-Mau rail section on April 9, 2026. Accompanied by Varanasi DRM Ashish Jain and other senior officials, the GM evaluated the progress of redevelopment projects at multiple stations. The focus remained on completing the infrastructure upgrades within the fixed timeline while maintaining high safety standards.
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The inspection team visited several major stations including Deoria Sadar, Bhatni Junction, Salempur, Belthara Road, and Mau Junction. The GM reviewed the development of circulating areas, platforms, and modern waiting rooms. He emphasized providing better facilities for Divyangjan passengers and checked the performance of One Station One Product stalls. These stalls are part of a government initiative to promote local craftsmanship and provide economic opportunities to regional artisans.
Key infrastructure and safety checks conducted during the visit
Railway officials performed technical evaluations to ensure the safety and efficiency of the track and yard operations. Detailed progress reports were shared regarding various ongoing construction projects on this route.
- Safety testing was performed at railway crossing number 07 in Salempur yard.
- Technical inspection of points and crossings was carried out at Belthara Road yard.
- The team reviewed the construction of a limited height subway at crossing number 136 B1 near Gauri Bazar.
- A proposed goods shed at Ahilyapur Halt station was inspected for future logistical needs.
- Passengers are informed that some trains at Gorakhpur Junction will be cancelled or rescheduled from late April to May due to redevelopment work.

























