Indian Railways Expands Delhi-Ambala Corridor with ₹70.74 Billion Investment

Indian Railways Invests ₹70.74 Billion in Delhi-Ambala Corridor. This was reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.

Indian Railways is expanding the Delhi-Ambala corridor, transforming it into a four-line system. Officials met with local authorities in Panipat and Sonepat to finalize project plans and accelerate implementation.

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The massive ₹70.74 billion investment will modernize 32 railway stations, enhancing infrastructure and improving travel conditions. The four-year project will boost operational efficiency, ensuring a smoother and more reliable journey.

Modernization Efforts by Indian Railways to Enhance Connectivity

Engineers will replace outdated, waterlogged Railway Under Bridges with newly constructed Railway Over Bridges. This upgrade will improve safety, prevent delays, and ensure seamless rail operations along the busy route.

Additionally, the government will acquire 11 hectares of land from 15 villages, compensating landowners fairly. Transparent policies and structured negotiations will address local concerns, facilitating efficient land acquisition.

Strategic Railway Expansion to Benefit Passengers and Businesses

This expansion strengthens railway infrastructure, benefiting passengers, businesses, and surrounding communities. Improved connectivity will support growing transportation demands, ensuring a faster and more efficient rail network.

The project reflects the government’s commitment to modernizing the railway system, promoting economic growth, and enhancing nationwide mobility. Indian Railways continues to prioritize infrastructure upgrades for a better travel experience.

Source, photo: www.constructionworld.in

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