Passengers at Paharpur Railway Station on the Gaya-Koderma section are facing severe difficulties due to heavy mud and waterlogging. About 4,000 passengers travel through this station daily and struggle to reach the platforms because of the poor condition of the approach roads. This issue has become a major concern for elderly people, women, and school children.
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What are the main problems at Paharpur Station?
The station premises and entrance roads have not been repaired for a long time. Even light rain causes water to collect in several areas, turning the paths into muddy tracks. Local residents and daily commuters have requested the railway administration to fix the drainage system and repair the approach roads immediately to prevent any accidents.
Details of the Amrit Bharat Station Redevelopment
The station is part of the Amrit Bharat Station Scheme, which was inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in 2023. The redevelopment project is worth approximately 28 crore rupees and has gained momentum after a three-year gap. Railway officials have assured that the work will be completed within the set timeline without compromising on quality.
| Feature | Planned Improvement |
|---|---|
| Foot Overbridge (FOB) | New 12-meter wide bridge |
| Platform | Expansion of existing platforms |
| Facilities | Modern waiting rooms and better lighting |
| Accessibility | Divyangjan-friendly facilities |
| Parking | Advanced and organized parking system |
| Cleanliness | Improved campus hygiene and drainage |
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
How many passengers are affected by the waterlogging at Paharpur station?
Approximately 4,000 passengers who use the Paharpur Railway Station daily are facing difficulties due to mud and poor drainage.
What is the budget and scope of the redevelopment project at this station?
The project costs about 28 crore rupees and includes a 12-meter wide FOB, platform expansion, modern waiting rooms, and Divyangjan-friendly facilities.



























