Chandigarh Railway Station Redevelopment Set for April 2024 Completion
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Chandigarh Railway Station Redevelopment Set for April 2024 Completion

The Railway Board has directed the Rail Land Development Authority (RLDA) to accelerate the redevelopment of Chandigarh Railway Station, with the target of completing the project by April 2024. The directive emphasises the need for swift progress, and the RLDA has been urged to ensure that the station is fully operational in its revamped form by the specified deadline.

The ongoing redevelopment work at Chandigarh Railway Station is a significant infrastructure project, and expediting the process aligns with the authorities' commitment to providing an upgraded and modernised facility for commuters. The directive underscores the importance of timely completion to enhance the overall travel experience and meet the evolving needs of passengers.

As the authorities work towards the April 2024 deadline, the redevelopment of Chandigarh Railway Station is expected to bring about a new chapter for the facility, providing improved amenities and infrastructure for both residents and visitors.

The Railway Board has directed the Rail Land Development Authority (RLDA) to accelerate the redevelopment of Chandigarh Railway Station, with the target of completing the project by April 2024. The directive emphasises the need for swift progress, and the RLDA has been urged to ensure that the station is fully operational in its revamped form by the specified deadline. The ongoing redevelopment work at Chandigarh Railway Station is a significant infrastructure project, and expediting the process aligns with the authorities' commitment to providing an upgraded and modernised facility for commuters. The directive underscores the importance of timely completion to enhance the overall travel experience and meet the evolving needs of passengers. As the authorities work towards the April 2024 deadline, the redevelopment of Chandigarh Railway Station is expected to bring about a new chapter for the facility, providing improved amenities and infrastructure for both residents and visitors.

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