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Ramakrishna Forging to manufacture Vande Bharat and metro coaches in Jamshedpur
Industry News- Oct 08,24
Despite these industrial advancements, Adityapur continues to grapple with infrastructure issues such as poor roads and inadequate drainage systems, which have persisted for over five years.
The Adityapur Industrial Area is set for a significant boost as Ramakrishna Forging Company prepares to manufacture coaches for Vande Bharat trains, as well as for the Kolkata and Surat metro projects. Construction of a new manufacturing plant in Sini, Saraikela-Kharsawan, is progressing swiftly and is expected to generate direct and indirect employment for around 10,000 people in the region.
Ramakrishna Forging, which currently produces various railway components, is expanding into the production of rail bogies, marking a notable milestone in its growth. Additionally, the company plans to commence rail wheel manufacturing at its Chennai facility by December next year.
Despite these industrial advancements, Adityapur continues to grapple with infrastructure issues such as poor roads and inadequate drainage systems, which have persisted for over five years. Repeated requests for improvements have gone unaddressed, and the absence of an airport in Jamshedpur has further discouraged potential investors. However, the new railway manufacturing projects are raising hopes for increased investment and development in the area.
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