Second dedicated milk train becomes operational 

Alka Kshirsagar    Updated - November 05, 2012 at 05:18 PM.

A little over two years since the country’s first dedicated milk train, christened the `Amul Train’, began plying between Palanpur and Kanpur, a second milk train has begun to run between Daund in Pune division to New Delhi for the last three months.

The 15-rake train carries six lakh litres of processed cow’s milk per trip from four milk producing districts of Maharashtra to Mother Dairy – counted amongst India’s largest dairies - for distribution mainly in the National Capital Region.

In fact, the success of what began as a weekly operation has led to its frequency being doubled and two train services per week have been doing the trip since the last two weeks.

 

Published on November 5, 2012 11:48