Two Railway Parcel Vans To Take Valley’s Fruits To Jammu & Delhi

Srinagar, Sept 11: The Railways will operate **two parcel vans** to export fruits from Kashmir to **Jammu and Delhi**, officials announced today. The move is expected to offer relief to the horticulture sector in Kashmir Valley, which has suffered losses due to the prolonged closure of NH-44 caused by heavy rains and flooding.

Details of the New Service

The dedicated parcel vans will begin operations from Budgam station. One van is bound for **Delhi**, and the other for **Jammu**, both loaded with Kashmiri apples of the current season. :contentReference[oaicite:1]{index=1} This marks an important adaptation for growers who have seen their produce spoiled or delayed by road blockages.

Significance & Impacts

Officials say this rail service reduces dependence on road routes — which are vulnerable to weather—and provides a faster, more reliable method for delivering perishable goods. This step could help mitigate economic losses in the fruit-growing community of Kashmir Valley.

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Source: Daily Excelsior (Read original report)

Labels: Kashmir Valley Fruits, Rail Parcel Vans, Budgam, NH-44, Horticulture Relief

Tags: #Budgam #FruitExport #Railways #Jammu #Delhi #DailyExcelsior

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