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First cherry cargo train! Jammu to Mumbai, boosting trade.
HeadlinesNow reports a significant development in India's logistics sector. A groundbreaking initiative is set to revolutionize the transportation of perishable goods across the nation. On June 3rd, the first-ever cherry cargo train will embark on its journey from Katra railway station in Jammu and Kashmir to Mumbai. This marks a monumental step forward, enabling the swift and efficient delivery of fresh, highly perishable fruits via rail, a much-needed improvement for the Indian agricultural sector. This pioneering project, developed after extensive discussions between railway officials, the horticulture department, and fruit growers' associations, promises to significantly reduce the burden on road transport and ensure timely market access for delicate produce. The inaugural shipment will comprise 24 tons of cherries, transported in a dedicated VP (full parcel van) attached to the freight train. The entire journey is expected to be completed within 30 hours, showcasing a vastly improved transit time compared to traditional methods. This initiative is expected to boost the economy of Jammu and Kashmir by providing a more efficient route to market for perishable agricultural products and significantly improves infrastructure impacting several states nationally. This signifies a major improvement to Indias national logistics chain and economic growth. The efficient transportation of perishable goods using railways showcases Indias progress in infrastructural development and agricultural modernization. This initiative promises to benefit farmers, businesses, and consumers across the nation.Explore more: Bollywood News
