SWR GM Sanjeev Kishore flagging off the special locomotive from the diesel loco shed, Hubballi.
BELAGAVI
As the diesel loco shed of the South Western Railway (SWR) at Hubballi celebrated its silver jubilee, General Manager Sanjeev Kishore inaugurated the new state-of-the-art chemical and metallurgical laboratory and flagged off the WDP4B-40057 locomotive.
The Diesel Loco Shed of Hubballi began to function on April 15, 1998.
Speaking on the occasion, Sanjeev Kishore congratulated all the officers and staff instrumental in taking the diesel shed to new heights.
Calling it a ‘Temple of Technology’, he exhorted all the officers and staff to continue their innovations. He also congratulated officers who had established the shed 25 years ago.
Divisional Railway Manager Harsh Khare stated that the diesel shed, was able to consistently maintain a timely repair and scheduled maintenance of locomotives thereby enabling the division to run all the freight trains as per planning and meet all the cargo loading targets.
GM Kishore felicitated the staff of the shed who had rendered longest service. Principle Chief Electrical Engineer Jaipal Singh, Addl General Manager U Subbarao and others were present.
The Diesel Loco Shed of Hubballi began to function on April 15, 1998.
Speaking on the occasion, Sanjeev Kishore congratulated all the officers and staff instrumental in taking the diesel shed to new heights.
Calling it a ‘Temple of Technology’, he exhorted all the officers and staff to continue their innovations. He also congratulated officers who had established the shed 25 years ago.
Divisional Railway Manager Harsh Khare stated that the diesel shed, was able to consistently maintain a timely repair and scheduled maintenance of locomotives thereby enabling the division to run all the freight trains as per planning and meet all the cargo loading targets.
GM Kishore felicitated the staff of the shed who had rendered longest service. Principle Chief Electrical Engineer Jaipal Singh, Addl General Manager U Subbarao and others were present.
