Rewari-Phulera Rail Doubling to Boost Rajasthan-Haryana Link
NWR accelerates Rewari-Phulera rail doubling to ease Delhi-Jaipur congestion and aid pilgrims traveling to Khatu Shyamji.
The North Western Railway (NWR) is fast-tracking the doubling of the rail line between Rewari and Phulera. This strategic infrastructure project is designed to strengthen the vital connectivity between Haryana and Rajasthan, providing a critical alternative to the heavily congested Delhi-Jaipur corridor.
Progress Across Four Strategic Phases
The project is being executed in four distinct phases to ensure systematic completion, with oversight provided by the Jaipur Division of the North Western Railway. Progress is already well underway across the various stages:
- Completed Sections: The doubling work from Narnaul to Ateli and from Ateli to Kund has already been finished.
- Ongoing Construction: Work is currently in progress between Kund and Khori.
- Final Stage: Phase 4 will serve as the concluding leg of this major development.
Official reports indicate that the systematic phase-wise approach is ensuring the project moves forward efficiently to meet regional transit demands.
Relief for Pilgrims and New Rail Corridors
Once completed, this rail doubling is expected to significantly improve transit for the millions of pilgrims who travel annually to major religious sites, including Khatu Shyamji and Salasar Balaji.
In a further move to expand regional capacity, Indian Railways has sanctioned a Final Location Survey for a new 191-kilometer rail line. This proposed route will connect Rewari and Jaipur via Neemrana, offering even more options for regional travel.
New Train Stoppages for Commuters
To enhance mobility for students, traders, and daily commuters, the railway administration has also introduced new stoppages at key stations, namely Patuwas Meharana, Hansi, and Bijainagar. The following trains will now stop at these locations:
- Delhi-Satrod Passenger
- Agartala-Ferozpur Express
- Bikaner-Haridwar Express
- Jaipur-Asarva Express