The construction of the railway elevated track in Kurukshetra is almost finished. According to the latest updates from June 3, 2026, the work will be completed in the coming days. This project is being built by the Haryana Rail Infrastructure Development Corporation (HRIDC) with funding from the Haryana Government and the Ministry of Railways.
What are the benefits of the Kurukshetra elevated track?
The project involves a 5.84 km long elevated track on the Kurukshetra-Narwana line. Its main goal is to remove five manned level crossings in the city. This will stop traffic jams and make travel safer for people living in Kurukshetra. The total cost of the project is approximately ₹350 crore.
What is the status of the new railway station?
A new modern railway station is being built at the old Thanesar station site. It is designed like a metro station and will have lifts, escalators, and better waiting areas. While the elevated track is nearly ready, the station is in its final stages. The project will be inaugurated by the Prime Minister after a safety inspection by the Commissioner of Railway Safety.
Project Technical Details
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Track Length | 5.84 km |
| Estimated Cost | ₹350 crore |
| Level Crossings Removed | 5 Manned Crossings |
| Key Components Completed | Civil works, track laying, signaling, and electrification |
| Executing Agency | HRIDC |
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
When will trains start running on the Kurukshetra elevated track?
The construction is nearing completion as of June 2026. Trains will start running after the final technical and mandatory safety inspections by the Commissioner of Railway Safety.
What facilities will the new Kurukshetra railway station have?
The new station is modeled after a metro station. It will include modern facilities such as booking counters, lifts, escalators, and improved waiting areas for passengers.