In the Cabinet meeting chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, three major Railway The project was approved. The cost of these multi-tracking projects will be approximately Rs 18,509 crore. The government says this will strengthen the rail network and ease rail traffic. The lines on which the government has sanctioned work include the Kasara-Manmad, Delhi-Ambala and Ballari-Hosapete sections. Third and fourth railway lines will be laid on all these lines, which will reduce traffic congestion.

9.7 million people will benefit

These projects will benefit 12 districts in Delhi, Haryana, Maharashtra and Karnataka. A new network of approximately 389 km length will be created. This will improve connectivity for 3,902 villages and directly benefit an estimated 9.7 million people.

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Railway delay will be reduced

The government says these schemes are designed to improve the efficiency of Indian Railways. Construction of new lines will reduce rail delays and make services more reliable. These projects have been developed under the Prime Minister Gati Shakti National Master Plan. The scheme aims to develop better connectivity and logistics system across the country, which will ensure faster and easier movement of people and goods.

Tourism will be boosted

Improved rail connectivity will improve rail connectivity to many major tourist destinations across the country including Bhavli Dam, Sri Ghatandevi, Trimbakeshwar Jyotirlinga, Sri Mata Vaishnodevi Katra/Srinagar and Hampi (UNESCO World Heritage Site), Ballari Fort, Daroji Sloth Bear Sanctuary, Tungabhadra Dam, Kenchangudda and Vijaya Vitthal Temple.

Important projects for freight

These projects are also important for freight. Transportation of essential commodities like coal, steel, cement, foodgrains and fertilizers will now take place at a faster speed. According to the government, this will add 96 million tonnes of additional freight capacity annually. The government claims that these projects will also benefit the environment. Rail transport will reduce oil imports and reduce carbon emissions. This initiative will reduce the country’s logistics costs and help achieve climate goals.

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