Pune railway division

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Pune railway division is one of the eight

railway divisions of Central Railway (India) Zone of Indian Railways located at Pune of Maharashtra state in western India. The other railway divisions are Mumbai CSMT, Nagpur, Solapur and Bhusawal. There are 71 railway stations in Pune railway division. [1] [2]

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Background

Pune Division includes four districts of the state of Maharashtra which are Pune , Satara , Sangli and Kolhapur . The division includes one A1 class railway station, four A class stations, 1 B class station, 14 C class stations, 10 D class stations, 31 E class stations and 12 F class stations which makes a total of 71 railway stations in the division. [3]

History

Ministry of Railways decided on formation of a new Railway Division at Pune on 10 January 1996. The foundation stone laying ceremony for the new division was held on 13 January 1996. Initially the Division was started with jurisdiction over Lonavala-Pune section only. With effect from 1 April 2003. Pune–Daund–Baramati section Daund and Pune–Miraj–KOP section were added which increased the jurisdiction to 503.39. route-km.

Part of DRM office is functioning from campus of IRICEN and remaining offices are housed in a portion of Goods Shed, having entry from Ambedkar Marg. The Phase I of New DRM Office building is under construction and is expected to be ready by middle of this year. [4]

Division has 71 stations out of which Pune is categorized as A1 station & Miraj and Kolhapur are categorized as A stations.

Twenty-four stations of daund-Ankai section will be merged with Pune railway division. Currently Daund-Ankai section is under solapur railway division. Merging with pune division will incarese the chances of starting demu services between Ahmednagar and pune railway station. [5]


Ticketing

Pune railway division dealt with 3.35 crores of suburban and 3.63 crores of non-suburban originating passengers annually.

Passenger Reservation System (PRS) facilities are available at Pune junction plus 4 Cyber Booking Offices (CBOs) in Pune City i.e. Deccan Gymkhana, Shankarseth Road, Raviwar Peth & Pune Cant. PRS facilities are also available at Khadki, Chinchwad, Miraj, Kolhapur, Satara, Sangli, Karad, Baramati. Two more PRS centres operated by Defence personnel are functioning at Khadki Cantt. & Dehu Road. PRS at Ichalkaranji post office is being operated by their staff.

Pune railway division has the distinction of being the first railway division to complete the installation of all UTS & UTS cum PRS locations. At present division has total 59 UTS (Unreserved Ticketing System) of which 12 are UTS cum PRS locations.

Goods traffic

POL, sugar, maize and motor vehicles constitute as major components of outward goods traffic. POL is loaded from LONI.Sugar from Gurmarket, Sangli, Karad, Baramati, Satara, Miraj and motor vehicles from Chinchwad.Approximately 600 rakes/year of outward traffic is handled on Pune Division.

Nearly 2000 Rakes/year of inward traffic is received and handled on Pune division. Cement and steel are received at Pune, Khadki, Loni, Saswad.Fertilizers, food grains are received at Miraj, Sangli, Saswad and Satara. POL loaded from Loni and other location is received at Miraj and Bhilvadi. [6]

Connections

It connects other railway division of central Railway Zone as

Junction Stations and their routes

The Junction railway stations in the Pune railway divisions are Pune Junction and Daund Junction,Miraj Junction.


The only terminal station in the division is Kolhapur as Chattrapati Shahu Maharaj Terminus.

List of railway stations and towns

Division has 71 stations out of which Pune is categorized as A1 station. Sangli, Miraj and Kolhapur are categorized as A stations. The list includes the stations under the Pune division and their station category. [7] [8] [9]

Category of stationNo. of stationsNames of stations
A-1 Category1 Pune Junction
A Category5 Sangli, Daund Junction ,Miraj Junction, Chhatrapati Shahu Maharaj Terminus, Shivajinagar
B Category2 Karad, Satara
C Category
(Suburban station)		14 Malavli, Kamshet, Vadgaon, Talegaon, Ghorawadi, Begdewadi, Dehu Road, Akurdi, Chinchwad, Pimpri, Kasarwadi, Dapodi, Khadki
D Category8 Baramati, Kedgaon, Jaysinghpur, Kirloskarwadi, Uruli, Hatkangale, Jejuri, Lonand
E Category31 Hadapsar, Loni, Yewat, Patas, Sasvad, Phursungi, Alandi, Shirvade, Ambale, Rajewadi, Daundaj, Walha, Nira, Salpa, Adarki, Wathar, Palsi, Jarandeshwar, Koregaon, Rahimatpur, Targaon, Masur, Shindwane, Shenoli, Bhavaninagar, Takari, Nandre, Rukdi, Ghorpuri, Valivade, Bhilawadi
F Category
Halt Station		11 Amnapur, Kadethan, Kanhe, Katphal, Shriful Khutbav, Madhavnagar, Maladgaon, Manjri Bk., Nimshirgaon, Shirsai, Vishrambag
Total70-

Railway line and en route stations

There are four main lines in this railway subdivision and two branch lines.

The railway line en route station details are as follows

Pune-Lonavala

The total length of this section is 63.83 Kilometers, which includes a total of 18 stations. Out of the 18 stations, there are 11 B class, a C class, 4 D class and 2 SPL class stations. The line includes a Double Line system, with traction of AC Electrification.

The system of working is Absolute Block System.

The maximum Permissible Speed are given below,

En route station details-

Pune Junction , Shivajinagar , Khadki, Dapodi, Kasarwadi, Pimpri, Chinchwad, Akurdi, Dehu Road, Begdewadi, Ghorawadi, Talegaon, Vadgaon, Kanhe, Kamshet, Malavli and Lonavla (exclude)

StationStation codeMain/BranchDouble/Single lineDistance in km
Pune Jn PuneMainDouble0
Shivajinagar SVJR2.4
Khadki KK6.24
Dapodi DAPD8.22
Kasarwadi KSWD11.59
Pimpri PMP14.26
Chinchwad CCH16.42
Akurdi AKRD19.66
Dehu Road DEHR24.51
Begdewadi BGWI28.18
ShelarwadiSLRW29.65
Ghorawadi GRWD31.25
Talegaon TGN34.26
Vadgaon VDN38.21
Kanhe KNHE42.7
Kamshet KMST47.89
Malavli (Pune Division limit)MVL55.86
Lonavla LNL64.31

Pune-Daund

Pune Jn - Daund Jn The total length of this section is 75.59 Kilometers, which includes a total of 11 stations. Out of the 11 stations, there are 7 B class, no C class, 3 D class and 1 SPL class stations. The line includes a Double Line system, with traction of Electric. The electrification of the line was completed in October 2016.

The system of working is Absolute Block System.

The maximum Permissible Speed are given below,

StationStation CodeMain/BranchDouble/Single lineDistance in km
Pune Junction PUNEMainDouble0
Hadapsar HDP5.71
Manjari Budruk MJBK11.69
Loni LONI16.41
Uruli URI28.67
Yavat YT40.61
Khutbav KTT47.61
Kedgaon KDG54.03
Kadethan KDTN58.91
Patas PAA64
Daund Junction DD76.61

Daund-Baramati

Daund Junction - Baramati The total length of this section is 43.70 Kilometers, which includes a total of 6 stations. Out of the 6 stations, there are 1 B class, no C class, 4 D class and 1 SPL class stations. The line includes a Single Line system.

The system of working is One Train Only System.

The maximum Permissible Speed are given below,

StationStation CodeMain/BranchDouble/Single lineDistance in km
Daund Jn DDBranchSingle0
MaladgaonMDDG13.39
ShirsaiSSI20.62
SirsuphalSSF21.50
KatphalKFH33.64
Baramati BRMT43.70

This railway line may straight connectivity to Manmad to Sangli and South India .. Via connection of Ahmadnagar Baramati Phaltan Vita Tasgoan and Sangli

Baramati-Lonand

Baramati - Lonand Jn The total length of this section is 53.038 Kilometers, which includes a total of 6 stations. Out of the 6 stations, there are 1 B class, no C class, 4 D class and 1 SPL class stations. The line includes a Single Line system. The section meets the Pune-Miraj Section at Lonand Jn. The rail link from Lonand Jn to Phaltan was completed in 2011 but there is absolute no progress in rail link construction for the remainder section i.e. from Phaltan to Baramati. So this section is incomplete.

The system of working is One Train Only System.

The maximum Permissible Speed are given below,

StationStation CodeMain/BranchDouble/Single lineDistance in kmStatus
Baramati BRMTBranchSingle0Under construction
Sangawi SNG16.750Under construction
Phaltan PLT24.175Complete
NimboreNB33.665Complete
TaradgaonTDG44.875Complete
Lonand JnLNN53.038Complete

Pune-Miraj

Pune–Miraj–Londa line The total length of this section is 279.05 Kilometers, which includes a total of 36 stations. Out of the 36 stations, there are 30 B class, no C class, 4 D class and 2 SPL class stations. The line includes a Single Line system. The section meets the Baramati-Lonand Section at Lonand Jn.

The system of working is Absolute Block System.

The maximum Permissible Speed are given below,

En route station details- Pune Jn - Ghorpadi - Alandi - Jejuri - Lonand Jn - Satara - Sangli - Miraj Jn

StationStation CodeMain/BranchDouble/Single lineDistance in km
Pune Jn PUNEMainDouble0
GhorpadiGPR2.36
Sasvad Rd SSVSingle11.18
PhursungiFSG16.51
Alandi ALN23.22
ShindawaneSHIV31.67
AmbaleABELE41.12
RajevadiRJW45.84
Jejuri JJR58.03
DaundajDNJ65.85
ValhaWLH74.37
NiraNIRA84.54
Lonand JnLNN92.16
SalpaSLP101.22
AdarkiAKI109.22
WatkarWTR119.32
PalsiPLV128.71
JarandeswarJSV137.66
Satara STR145.23
KoregaonKRG156.13
RahimatpurRMP166.26
TargaonTAZ177.25
MasurMSR189.82
ShirvadeSIW195.10
KaradKRD203.7
ShenoliSNE216.66
Bhavani NagarBVNR224.92
TakariTKR230.34
KirloskarwadiKOV238.60
AmnapurANQ245.31
BhilawadiBVQ252.26
NandreNDE259.20
MadhavnagarMDVR268.80
Sangli SLI271.82
VishrambagVRB273.71
Miraj JnMRJB279.05

Miraj-Kolhapur

Miraj Jn - Chattrapati Shahu Maharaj Terminus The total length of this section is 47.10 Kilometers, which includes a total of 8 stations. Out of the 8 stations, there are 2 B class, no C class, 4 D class and 2 SPL class stations. The line includes a Single Line system.

The system of working is Absolute Block System.

The maximum Permissible Speed are given below,

StationStation CodeMain/BranchDouble/Single lineDistance in km
Miraj MRJBMainSingle0
JaysingpurJSP11.78
Nimshirgaon TamdalgeNMGT20.79
HatkanangaleHTK26.48
RukadiRKD33.38
ValivadeVV40.46
GurumarketCRMT43.85
Chattrapati Shahu Maharaj Terminus CSMT47.10

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References

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  2. ↑ "System Map"
  3. ↑ "Pune Division at a glance"
  4. ↑ "Railway keeps Plan B ready" The Times Of India
  5. 1 2 "Pune railway division area to increase, 24 stations to be added". www.hindustantimes.com. Retrieved 12 September 2023.
  6. ↑ "Pune Division History" Central Railways Retrieved 4 July 2014.
  7. ↑ "Statement showing Category-wise No.of stations in IR based on Pass. earning of 2011" (PDF). Retrieved 15 January 2016.
  8. ↑ "PASSENGER AMENITIES - CRITERIA= For Categorisation Of Stations" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 4 March 2016. Retrieved 15 January 2016.
  9. ↑ "STATISTICAL DATA" (PDF). Retrieved 15 January 2016.
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