Transforming Connectivity: Modi's Strategic Railway Push

Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced the Cabinet's decision to implement multi-tracking railway projects in Karnataka, Telangana, Bihar, and Assam. This initiative highlights the focus on connectivity and next-gen infrastructure, with four approved projects costing Rs 12,328 crore. Additionally, the PM SVANidhi scheme will be extended to 2030.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi highlighted a Cabinet decision on Wednesday aimed at enhancing India's infrastructure through the multi-tracking of railway projects in Karnataka, Telangana, Bihar, and Assam.

With a total investment of Rs 12,328 crore, the Cabinet, led by Modi, has approved four major railway initiatives, including a new rail line in remote regions of Gujarat's Kutch.

Furthermore, the government extended the PM SVANidhi scheme, allocating Rs 7,332 crore to support street vendors' self-reliance, as outlined by Modi during the announcement.

(With inputs from agencies.)