Tanisandra Railway Station ( Station Code : THSA ) which has been abandoned by SWR. WIll DVS reopen ???
Thanisandra Railway Station abandoned by SWR. Requesting Railway Minister to reopen this halt station with reservation counter too.
RTI reply by SWR for this station : File itself not treacable and earlier representation no action, only recently they did not receive it.
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This will help Manyata Tech park too.
Along with Krishana Devarayia station, we need three more
we need three Halt stations in Bangalore to be sanctioned on priority : Tanisandra Railway station, Hoody Halt station and Halt station below Trumpet Interchange at BIAL terminal.
All these three stations may not cost one crore each.
Ralway Minister is powrerfull to sanction these small works and open in the interest. of Bangalore city.
WIll Railway minister Take action ???
Time for IT companies to contribute for station development
Sadananda promises to solve rail issues at Thanisandra, Hebbal
A day after The Hindu reported about lack of safety measures at a railway crossing below the Hebbal flyover and files pertaining to Thanisandra Railway Station going missing, Railway Minister D.V. Sadananda Gowda promised to solve the issues at the earliest.
The Minister told The Hindu that both the issues were not brought to his notice until now. He said he will soon hold a meeting with Railway officials. “Lack of pedestrian safety below Hebbal flyover is a serious issue. I will visit the spot and hold consultations with officials on the ways to provide a pedestrian safe pathway,” he said.
When asked about the longstanding demand for a foot over-bridge at the junction, he said even that would be looked into.
The Minister said that he will inquire into the missing documents regarding Thanisandra Railway Station and take suitable action.
http://www.thehindu.com/news/cities/bangalore/sadananda-promises-to-solve-rail-issues-at-thanisandra-hebbal/article6326367.ece?utm_source=RSS_Feed&utm_medium=RSS&utm_campaign=RSS_Syndication
IT companies should donate money to build these stations