Lucknow-Barabanki Rail Section: GM Rajesh Kumar Pandey inspects station works and track safety

Kush Singh22 June 20261 min read0 viewsDevelopment
Lucknow-Barabanki Rail Section: GM Rajesh Kumar Pandey inspects station works and track safety

Northern Railway General Manager Rajesh Kumar Pandey visited the Lucknow-Barabanki rail section on Monday, June 22, 2026. He inspected Charbagh, Malhaur, and Barabanki stations to check the progress of ongoing development projects. The GM told officials to speed up construction and maintain high quality to ensure projects are finished on time.

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What updates were given for Charbagh and other stations?

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The General Manager reviewed the redevelopment work at Charbagh Station, which is being handled by the Rail Land Development Authority (RLDA). At Malhaur and Barabanki stations, he checked the progress of passenger facilities being built under the Amrit Bharat Station Scheme. He stated that providing modern facilities to passengers is the top priority for the railways.

What is the status of track safety and new lines?

A window trailing inspection was conducted on the Lucknow-Barabanki section to verify rail track safety. To reduce traffic and increase train speed, several quadrupling projects are underway. The key highlights of these infrastructure updates are as follows:

Project Section Target Completion/Status
Malhaur-Barabanki Quadrupling August 2026
Barabanki-Malhaur Section September 2026
Chhapra to Barabanki (4th Line) DPR Approved

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What is the target date for the Malhaur-Barabanki quadrupling project?

The Malhaur-Barabanki quadrupling project, which aims to decongest the high-traffic corridor, is targeted for completion by August 2026.

Which scheme is being used to develop Malhaur and Barabanki stations?

The development works and passenger facilities at Malhaur and Barabanki stations are being carried out under the Amrit Bharat Station Scheme.

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