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This article shares news about the doubling of the single railway track from Bhagalpur to Dumka and Rampurhat, costing ₹3,169 crores, benefiting travelers and pilgrims.
Good news for travelers! The railway track from Bhagalpur to Dumka and Rampurhat will be doubled. This project is part of the PM-Gati Shakti National Master Plan and is expected to cost ₹3,169 crores.
The Cabinet has approved the doubling of this 177 km long track. This railway line connects Jharkhand and West Bengal, making it easier for trains to travel to Howrah, including routes to Malda and Dumka.
Passengers will see improved services, especially for those traveling to popular pilgrimage sites like Tarapith, Vasukinath, and Baba Dham. The Vande Bharat train already runs on this line, enhancing travel comfort.
Additionally, the new Bhagalpur terminal will be built at Jagdishpur along the Dumka railway line. The final location survey for the doubling of the Bhagalpur-Dumka line has been completed successfully.
With this doubling project, the railway aims to boost both passenger convenience and commercial activities in the region. The project is now moving forward to enhance connectivity for everyone.
Summary:
- The railway track from Bhagalpur to Dumka and Rampurhat will be doubled.
- This project costs ₹3,169 crores and is part of a national master plan.
- Travelers to pilgrimage sites will benefit greatly from this upgrade.
- A new terminal will be built at Jagdishpur to improve services.
- The project aims to enhance overall connectivity and commercial growth.