Kottayam: The newly constructed booking office and escalators at the second entry of Kottayam Railway Station were inaugurated on November 12, 2024 by the Union Minister of State for Minority Affairs, Fisheries, Animal Husbandry, and Dairying, Shri George Kurian in the presence of elected representatives, officials and public.
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CM meets Union Railway Minister to discuss demands
New Delhi: Chief Minister, Shri Pinarayi Vijayan met with the Union Railway Minister, Shri Ashwini Vaishnav today at Rail Bhavan to discuss several key issues, including the Angamaly-Erumeli-Sabari rail line project, the approval of the Silver Line project, and expediting efforts to upgrade Kerala’s railway lines to three and four lanes.
Read MoreBudget allocation of Rs.3,011 crs for rail projects in Kerala
New Delhi: Railways Minister, Shri Ashwini Vaishnav today informed that for the current financial year, Kerala has been allocated a rail budget of Rs. 3,011 crores for the development of railway infrastructure and this time, compared to the Rs 372 crore allocated during the UPA government, the amount allocated to Kerala is eight times more. He also added that funds are not an obstacle to railway development in Kerala. He was speaking at an online press conference about the railway budget.
Read MoreNews about Palakkad Division baseless says Railway
Palakkad: The Railway has issued a clarification regarding reports on the bifurcation of the Palakkad division. The press release addresses recent reports circulating in media outlets about the bifurcation of the Palakkad Division of the Southern Railway, specifically regarding the Mangaluru area being transferred to a new zone or division.
Read MoreRailways to manufacture 10,000 Non-AC Coaches in two years
Chennai: In a major decision, the Indian Railway plans to manufacture 10,000 non-AC coaches over the next two fiscal years (2024-25 and 2025-26) in their efforts to increase facilities for non-AC passengers. This initiative aims to enhance facilities for common railway passengers.
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