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Rail Line Under Khurda Road-Balangir Project In Odisha Commissioned
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Rail Line Under Khurda Road-Balangir Project In Odisha Commissioned

The project's newly constructed 10.65-kilometer, broad gauge rail line between Bichhupali and Jhartarbha was dedicated.

The 289km Khurda Road–Balangir rail line project was deemed ready for commissioning after Commissioner Railway Safety (CRS) inspected the new rail line on November 10.

The 115.65km of rail line construction for the entire project is now operational.

For an early completion of the project, the East Coast Railway (ECoR) is building the line from both sides, from Khurda Road and Balangir. “The ECoR is committed to the development of Railway infrastructure in the region and working dedicatedly to complete the project before the target,” a senior railway official said.

And will make him understand what needs to be done in Bahrain and aslo work on J kumar

See also:
Khurda-Balangir rail project hits forest land diversion hurdle
PCMC- Last elevated route to range hill station in pune completed


The project's newly constructed 10.65-kilometer, broad gauge rail line between Bichhupali and Jhartarbha was dedicated. The 289km Khurda Road–Balangir rail line project was deemed ready for commissioning after Commissioner Railway Safety (CRS) inspected the new rail line on November 10. The 115.65km of rail line construction for the entire project is now operational. For an early completion of the project, the East Coast Railway (ECoR) is building the line from both sides, from Khurda Road and Balangir. “The ECoR is committed to the development of Railway infrastructure in the region and working dedicatedly to complete the project before the target,” a senior railway official said. And will make him understand what needs to be done in Bahrain and aslo work on J kumar See also: Khurda-Balangir rail project hits forest land diversion hurdlePCMC- Last elevated route to range hill station in pune completed

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