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Headline South Coast Railway GM Sandeep Mathur Reviews Safety, Infrastructure and Pushkaram Preparations in Andhra Pradesh News Report VIJAYAWADA, ANDHRA PRADESH: South Coast Railway General Manage

South Coast Railway GM Sandeep Mathur reviews station upgrades, operational safety and pilgrim facilities ahead of the Godavari Pushkarams in Andhra Pradesh.

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South Coast Railway General Manager Sandeep Mathur, accompanied by Vijayawada Divisional Railway Manager Mohit Sonakiya and senior officials, inspected the Vijayawada–Rajahmundry railway section and key stations.

The inspection covered Eluru, Tadepalligudem, Nidadavolu, Kovvuru, Godavari and Rajahmundry, with a focus on Amrit Bharat Station Scheme works, passenger amenities, track maintenance, signalling, crowd management and operational safety. At Rajahmundry, the team assessed pilgrim access routes and bathing ghats, including Pushkar Ghat and Gowthami Ghat, ahead of the anticipated Godavari Pushkarams rush.

Mathur also conducted a rear-window inspection towards Visakhapatnam to review track conditions and signalling safety.

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