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Ganesh Chaturthi special trains to halt at Mumbai’s Diva station

The move, will benefit lakhs of commuters who are currently forced to travel to Thane or Panvel to board Konkan-bound trains.

Updated on: Aug 21, 2017, 15:11:44 IST
Hindustan Times | By , Thane
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Central railway commute to Konkan for Ganpati is all set to get easier, as all special trains will halt at Diva railway station.

The Dadar-Savantwadi Konkan-bound train will continue to halt at Diva station till September 9. (Bhushan Koyande)
The Dadar-Savantwadi Konkan-bound train will continue to halt at Diva station till September 9. (Bhushan Koyande)

The move, will benefit lakhs of commuters who are currently forced to travel to Thane or Panvel to board Konkan-bound trains.

The Dadar-Savantwadi Konkan-bound train will continue to halt at Diva station till September 9.

Diva junction is one of the connecting stations between Kalyan, Mumbai, Panvel and Vasai railway route. Diva is also known as the entry point of the Konkan railway. However, only two Konkan-bound trains halt at Diva station; the Diva-Savantwadi and Dadar-Ratnagiri mail trains.

AK Singh, PRO, CR, said, “Taking the demand into account, we have decided to halt the train at Diva during the festive season.”

 
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