24 passenger trains to halt at Mahadevsal
Chakradharpur divisional railway officials said the trains are the Durg-Ara South Bihar Express (13287/13288), the Tata-Bilaspur Express (18113/14), the Howrah-Jagdalpur Sambleswari Express (18005/18006), the Howrah-Titlagarh Express (12871/72), the Kantabanji-Titlagarh Howrah Ispat Express (22861/62), the Puri-Rishikesh Express (18477/78), the Tata-Ernakulam Express (18189/90), the Tata-Itwari Express (18109/10), and the Badampahar-Rourkela Weekly Express (18051/52).
The Tata-Rourkela MEMU (68043/44) and Chakradharpur-Rourkela Saranda MEMU (68025/26) will also follow the two-minute halt rule.
The Howrah-Jagdalpur Sambleswari Express and the Tata-Ernakulam Express will halt on all days, while the Chakradharpur-Rourkela Saranda MEMU and the Tata Itwari Express will halt on all days, except on August 9. The other trains will halt at the station on separate days on the up and down route.
Devotees and enthusiasts from Odisha, West Bengal besides host Jharkhand visit the Mahadevsal temple, which is situated at a distance of 101km from the Tatanagar station.
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