The Ministry of Railways has shared an update on the redevelopment of Nellore Railway Station, showcasing significant progress in the project. As of now, the physical progress stands 57%.
Key achievements in the redevelopment include the completion of framed structures in the east direction and the ongoing construction of overhead water tanks in both the east and west directions. Additionally, work is actively underway on subway extensions, plastering, and flooring, marking a substantial stride toward enhancing passenger facilities and overall station infrastructure.
Update on redevelopment of Nellore Railway Station, Andhra Pradesh Physical progress: 57% Work Completed: ▶️Framed structures in East direction ▶️Overhead water tank construction in East & West directions 📈Subway extension, plastering & flooring work-in-progress.#AmritStationspic.twitter.com/6PUdViduLL
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The redevelopment project aims to transform Nellore Railway Station into a modern facility, improving accessibility and amenities for travelers. This initiative is part of a broader effort by the Indian Railways to upgrade railway infrastructure across the country.
What is the Amrit Bharat Station Scheme?
The Amrit Bharat Station Scheme is an initiative by the Indian Railways aimed at redeveloping railway stations across the country. The program focuses on providing modern amenities, enhancing passenger comfort, and improving accessibility at stations. Under this scheme, selected stations are being transformed to meet the needs of a growing number of travelers, ensuring a better travel experience through upgraded facilities and services.
