Indian Railways approves Rs 440 crore third line project in West Bengal to ease train congestion

Indian Railways approved a ₹440 crore project to construct a 14.52-km third railway line in West Bengal, aimed at easing train congestion and enhancing operational capacity. The new line will connect Nimpura West Outer Cabin and Midnapur, improving the flow of both passenger and freight traffic in a region that currently relies on a single line. This initiative is part of the High Utilisation Network route and is expected to significantly bolster rail infrastructure in the state.

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