Cabinet Nod for Indian Railways’ Line Doubling Projects: Freight Traffic Set to Receive Additional Boost of 49 Million Tonnes Annually
- The Cabinet approved two railway multi-tracking projects costing Rs 6,405 crore, aimed at enhancing freight traffic by 49 million tonnes annually.
- The projects will cover 318 km across Jharkhand, Karnataka, and Andhra Pradesh, improving connectivity for 1,408 villages with a population of about 3 million.
- The first project is a 133-km doubling of the Koderma-Barkakana line in Jharkhand, enhancing transport efficiency between Patna and Ranchi.
- The second project involves a 185-km doubling of the Ballari-Chikjajur line covering Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh, improving access to 1,408 villages.
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Cabinet Approves Two Multitracking Projects Across Jharkhand, Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh
The second project is the doubling of the 185-km Ballari-Chikjajur track that traverses through Ballari and Chitradurga districts of Karnataka and Anantapur district of Andhra Pradesh.
Cabinet nod for Indian Railways’ line doubling projects: Freight traffic set to receive additional boost of 49 million tonnes annually
The Koderma-Barkakana line passes through a major coal producing area of Jharkhand. Along with this, it serves as the shortest rail link between Patna and Ranchi. The cost of doubling of the line is Rs 2,063 crore.
Cabinet nod to Rs 6,405-crore rail projects covering 3 states
Cabinet approves Rs 6,405 crore for two railway multi-tracking projects in Jharkhand, Karnataka, and Andhra Pradesh. Adding 318 km, the move boosts freight traffic, cuts congestion, and enhances connectivity for 1,408 villages under the PM-Gati Shakti infrastructure plan.
The cabinet has approved the Koderma-Barkakana and Ballari-Chikjajur railway line doubling projects. Know how these projects will provide better connectivity and economic benefits to Jharkhand, Bihar and Karnataka.
Cabinet approves two multitracking railway projects covering seven districts
Making the announcement, Ashwini Vaishnaw said these initiatives will improve travel convenience, reduce logistic cost, decrease oil imports and contribute to lower CO2 emissions, supporting sustainable and efficient rail operations.
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