Ambala division upgrades railway signal system

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Ambala, Updated At : 08:26 AM Jun 23, 2025 IST

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Ambala Division of the Northern Railway has successfully commissioned electronic interlocking system at Khanalampura West Terminal in Saharanpur, replacing the old mechanical system.

A spokesperson said Rs 17 crore project would enhance safety, reliability and operational efficiency. This transition marks a significant technological upgrade in the railway signaling system, enabling automated route setting and improved train handling capacity. The EI system has been installed in compliance with the latest RDSO-approved safety standards and is integrated with state-of-the-art fail-safe microprocessor-based technology.

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