Aizawl to Gain Direct Rail Link with Kolkata
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Aizawl to Gain Direct Rail Link with Kolkata

Aizawl is set for a major transformation as the city gains direct rail connectivity with the rest of the country through the Bairabi-Sairang railway line. The project, spanning 51.38 kilometres across mountainous terrain, includes 48 tunnels and over 140 bridges, marking a significant engineering achievement.

The new rail link will integrate Mizoram’s capital into India’s national railway network, reducing reliance on carbon-intensive road freight. By offering a more efficient transport corridor, the project aligns with the government’s Act East Policy and is expected to drive regional economic growth and social integration.

Designed with sustainability in mind, the railway incorporates solar-powered systems and LED-lit tunnels to cut energy use, contributing to India’s net-zero carbon goals. The shift to rail transport is expected to lower the cost of essential goods, benefiting local communities and improving access to healthcare, education, and wider markets for farmers and artisans.

Beyond its engineering feats, the project is positioned as a catalyst for inclusive growth and eco-friendly development, underscoring India’s commitment to resilient and sustainable infrastructure.

News source: Urban Acres

Aizawl is set for a major transformation as the city gains direct rail connectivity with the rest of the country through the Bairabi-Sairang railway line. The project, spanning 51.38 kilometres across mountainous terrain, includes 48 tunnels and over 140 bridges, marking a significant engineering achievement.The new rail link will integrate Mizoram’s capital into India’s national railway network, reducing reliance on carbon-intensive road freight. By offering a more efficient transport corridor, the project aligns with the government’s Act East Policy and is expected to drive regional economic growth and social integration.Designed with sustainability in mind, the railway incorporates solar-powered systems and LED-lit tunnels to cut energy use, contributing to India’s net-zero carbon goals. The shift to rail transport is expected to lower the cost of essential goods, benefiting local communities and improving access to healthcare, education, and wider markets for farmers and artisans.Beyond its engineering feats, the project is positioned as a catalyst for inclusive growth and eco-friendly development, underscoring India’s commitment to resilient and sustainable infrastructure.News source: Urban Acres

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