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State Wise commissioning of New Line, Doubling and Gauge Conversion and Expansion in the Past 2 years

August 3, 2018 by indiaadmn456 Leave a Comment


State Wise commissioning of New Line, Doubling and Gauge Conversion and Expansion in the Past 2 years

Expansion of Railway Network by State Wise

State-wise commissioning of New Line, Doubling and Gauge Conversion in the past two years are as under:-

Name of State Commissioning of New Line, Doubling and Gauge Conversion (in km)
  2016-17 2017-18
Assam & rest of North East 456 26.5
Andhra Pradesh 146 21
Bihar 286.1 36
Chhattisgarh 61.5 159.82
Delhi 0 26
Gujarat 84 74
Haryana 118 0
Jharkhand 176.1 94.8
Karnataka 160.57 196.45
Kerala 38.96 21
Madhya Pradesh 292.5 113.14
Maharashtra 75 118.88
Odisha 66.27 172.7
Punjab 16 2.5
Rajasthan 289 204.9
Telangana 124.6 19
Tamil Nadu 150.26 232.46
Uttar Pradesh 207.33 147.81
Uttarakhand 0 36
West Bengal 106.87 158.86

The completion of Railway projects requires clearances from various departments of State Government and Central Ministries like acquisition of land, statutory clearances like forestry and wild life, shifting of utilities etc., which imparts hurdles in completion of projects.

This information was given by the Minister of State of Railways, Shri Rajen Gohain in a written reply to a question in Rajya Sabha today.

Source: PIB



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