Phase 1 Work at 4 Pune Rail Division Stations to Conclude by February 15

12 Jan 2024 CW Team

The Amrit Bharat Scheme is making notable progress in the Pune Rail Division as the completion of Phase 1 construction at four out of the designated 16 stations is anticipated by February 15. Senior railway officials have affirmed the timely advancement, highlighting the commitment to enhancing passenger amenities and overall infrastructure.

The Amrit Bharat Scheme, focusing on providing improved passenger services and amenities, is witnessing tangible results as construction activities at selected stations in Pune Rail Division are on track. The targeted completion of Phase 1 work by mid-February indicates adherence to the planned timelines and signifies a proactive approach to infrastructure development.

The ongoing construction work encompasses various aspects aimed at elevating the overall passenger experience, including upgraded waiting areas, improved platforms, and enhanced facilities at the designated stations. The completion of Phase 1 at the specified stations aligns with the broader goals of the Amrit Bharat Scheme, contributing to the modernization and improvement of railway infrastructure in the Pune region.

As these developments unfold, passengers and commuters in Pune can anticipate a positive transformation in the amenities and services provided at these railway stations. The progress in the Amrit Bharat Scheme exemplifies the railway division's commitment to elevating the quality of travel experience and creating modern and passenger-friendly railway facilities.

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