A new railway line connecting Rohtak, Mahm, and Hansi was inaugurated in a ceremony at Bahalba station. Haryana's Development and Panchayat Minister, Devendra Singh Babli, was the chief guest. He expressed gratitude to Prime Minister Narendra Modi for providing around ten billion rupees for various projects in the state. Babli highlighted...
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that the new rail service fulfilled a long-standing demand of the region. He also commended Chief Minister Manohar Lal for bringing positive changes to the state. BJP state executive member Shamsher Kharkarda spoke about the struggles faced by the people in getting the Rohtak-Mahm-Hansi railway line approved. He mentioned their efforts since 2010, including meetings with former Railway Minister Mamata Banerjee in 2011. He also pointed out that despite the project's approval, the then Congress government did not allocate budget for it between 2012-2013 and 2014. There was a demand for the construction of service roads on both sides of the railway line.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi flagged off a new train service from Rohtak to Hansi on the Hansi-Mahm-Rohtak railway line on Friday via video conferencing. The train departed from Rohtak at 2:00 PM and reached Hansi around 3:45 PM. On its inaugural run, the train carried 200 passengers, including former minister Manish...
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Grover. The train was welcomed upon arrival in Hansi by MLA Vinod Bhayana, his supporters, and BJP leaders. A total of 17 tickets were sold for the inaugural trip, with 5 passengers traveling to Rohtak and 12 to Mahm, generating a total revenue of Rs. 585. The train will run twice daily on this new line starting Saturday, with train number 04489 departing Rohtak at 9:45 AM and arriving in Hansi at 11:20 AM. The same train will depart Hansi at 11:50 AM and arrive in Rohtak at 1:30 PM. Additionally, train number 04487 will depart Rohtak at 10:30 PM and reach Hansi at 12:10 AM, returning to Rohtak at 12:50 AM and arriving at 2:30 AM. This train will consist of 16 DEMU coaches.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will inaugurate the Hansi-Mahm-Rohtak new railway line on February 16th. He will also launch a train on this new rail route via video conferencing. The specific train to be launched hasn't been decided by the railway yet. Prime Minister Modi will inaugurate the AIIMS in Rewari on...
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the same day and will launch five railway projects related to the state. The railway line is 68 kilometers long and cost 889 crores rupees to construct. It has five new railway stations. The railway is yet to finalize the train to be launched on February 16th. The station codes are also not yet released.

The electrification work on the Hansi-Mahm-Rohtak railway line has begun. The railway has started laying overhead electric (OHE) wires after installing electricity poles. Special coaches are being used to lay the OHE wires, covering approximately 1 to 1.5 kilometers daily. The electrification is being undertaken to enable the operation of electric...
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trains on this line. The first phase involved installing electricity poles from Dob to Hansi, and now the process of laying wires is underway. This work is expected to be completed within the next 1.5 to 2 months. A ceremonial start was marked with chanting before commencing the wire laying process, starting from Hansi. The railway commenced work on 69.6 kilometers of the line. A camp coach is being used to lay the electric wires. Meanwhile, the installation of electricity poles between Sorkhi and Mudhan is temporarily halted, with completion anticipated by February 15th. Due to the lack of electrification, freight trains are currently being operated using diesel engines. On this line, regular freight trains are now operational, with approximately five trains passing through daily. The freight trains that previously travelled through Bhiwani are now redirected to this new railway line. The newly established stations have been staffed with regular personnel. The railway line, costing approximately 755 crores, is ready for operations and is expected to reduce the distance between Hisar and Rohtak by 20 kilometers. The railway has already released schedules for two trains for this new track, and plans are to begin operations by March. The electrification work is ongoing. This railway line was announced in 2011 and is now fully operational. The line has undergone a safety inspection by the Commissioner of Railway Safety (CRS) last year.

The electrification work on the Hansi-Mahm-Rohtak railway line has begun. The railway has started installing overhead electric (OHE) wires after erecting electric poles. Special coaches are being used to install the OHE wires. Approximately 1-1.5 kilometers of wire are being installed daily. Electric trains will run on the Hansi-Mahm-Rohtak railway line...
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once it is electrified. The first phase involved installing electric poles from Dobh to Hansi. Currently, the installation of electric wires is in progress and is expected to be completed within the next 1.5 to 2 months. Before commencing the wire installation, the railway performed a ritualistic inauguration. The work began from Hansi, covering a distance of 69.6 kilometers. The installation of electric poles between Sorakhi and Mudhanl has been temporarily halted and is expected to be completed by February 15th. Due to the lack of electrification, goods trains are currently running on diesel engines. Regular goods trains now operate on the Hansi-Mahm-Rohtak railway line, with about five goods trains passing through daily. Goods trains previously passing through Bhiwani are now routed through this new railway line. Regular staff has been assigned to the newly built stations. The railway line, constructed at a cost of approximately 755 crore rupees, will shorten the distance between Hisar and Rohtak by 20 kilometers. Railway officials anticipate the commencement of train operations on this line by March. The railway recently released the schedule for two trains on this new railway track.