Archive · 25 Jul 2026
SCR DRM Inspects Kagaznagar Railway Station
The Divisional Railway Manager (DRM) of South Central Railway, along with senior officials, visited Sirpur Kagaznagar railway station.
They checked different parts of the station like the waiting area, water facilities, cleanliness, parking, and ticket counters.
They talked to the station staff and gave instructions to make sure passengers have a good experience.
They also said to focus on making the station more modern.
The goal is to keep the station clean, safe, and convenient for everyone.
SCR DRM Gopalakrishnan inspected Sirpur Kagaznagar railway station on Friday.
Reviewed facilities including passenger waiting hall, drinking water, cleanliness, and ticket counters.
Instructed officials to maintain high standards of cleanliness and safety.
Directed focus on modernization to improve passenger facilities and service quality.
Several railway officials and staff participated in the inspection.
- Who
- Gopalakrishnan, Divisional Railway Manager (DRM), and senior railway officials
- What
- Inspected Sirpur Kagaznagar railway station and reviewed various facilities
- When
- Friday
- Where
- Sirpur Kagaznagar railway station
- Why
- To enhance passenger convenience and prioritize modernization of the railway station
Enhancing Passenger Facilities
Modernization Priorities
Focus on Passenger Convenience
Enhancing Passenger Facilities
Ensure all basic amenities are maintained efficiently and prevent inconvenience to passengers.
Modernization Priorities
Prioritize modernization of the railway station to improve passenger facilities and service quality.
- Date of Inspection
- Friday
- Location
- Sirpur Kagaznagar railway station
- Key Official
- Gopalakrishnan, Divisional Railway Manager (DRM)
- Facilities Reviewed
- Passenger waiting hall, drinking water arrangements, cleanliness, vehicle parking, safety of the foot overbridge, functioning of ticket counters
- Instructions Issued
- Enhance passenger convenience, maintain high standards of cleanliness and safety, focus on modernization