Historic Unloading of FCI Cargo Train at Sairang Boosts Operational Capabilities and Strengthens Mizoram’s Logistics and Food Distribution Network
Posted On: 05 MAR 2026 4:00PM by PIB Delhi
With the introduction of passenger and freight train services, Mizoram has experienced a significant transformation in both passenger transportation and the movement of goods across the state. This development has not only improved connectivity but has also contributed to economic growth and further strengthened tourism in the region.
In a significant historic milestone, the first-ever Food Corporation of India (FCI) food grain cargo train arrived at Sairang Railway Station on 3rd March, 2026. The cargo train comprised 42 wagons carrying around 25,900 quintals of rice from
Punjab. This marks an important step in strengthening rail-based freight connectivity in the state and improving the supply
chain of essential commodities. The successful unloading of the inward FCI food grain rake at Sairang signifies the growing operational capability of the station and highlights the expanding role of railway infrastructure in supporting Mizoram’s logistics and food distribution network.
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