CCEA approves railway line expansion project in Karnataka, Andhra
The proposed project is an essential route for transporting commodities such as iron ore, dolomite, limestone, iron and steel, coal, fertilisers, and food grains.“This multi-tracking proposal is poised to streamline operations and alleviate congestion. She covers the aviation and railways ministries, and also writes on travel trends. Her work spans national developments, with a focus on policy, people, and the evolving travel landscape.
- ▪The proposed project is an essential route for transporting commodities such as iron ore, dolomite, limestone, iron and steel, coal, fertilisers, and food grains.“This multi-tracking proposal is poised to streamline operations and alleviate
- ▪She covers the aviation and railways ministries, and also writes on travel trends.
- ▪Her work spans national developments, with a focus on policy, people, and the evolving travel landscape.
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- ▪ Cabinet approves ₹1,264 crore rail line expansion project in Karnataka, Andhra — The Hindu — Top
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HomeNextCCEA approves railway line expansion project in Karnataka, AndhraThe capacity enhancement will improve rail connectivity to several prominent tourist destinations across the country, including Ballari Fort, Sri Kumara Swamy TemplePublished on: Jul 24, 2026, 18:29:36 ISTBy Neha LM Tripathi, New DelhiPrefer HTon GoogleShare viaCopy link The Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs on Friday approved the third and fourth lines of the Ballari-Guntakal section in Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh at an expenditure of ₹1,264 crore, an official statement said.This multi-tracking proposal is poised to streamline operations and alleviate congestion (PTI)The 46-km multi-tracking project spans three districts across the two states and aims to ease congestion while boosting operational efficiency and…
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