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Rs 1332 cr project: Govt approves doubling of Tirupati-Pakala-Katpadi single railway line section

IndiaTimes Wednesday, 9 April 2025
The CCEA approved a Rs 1,332 crore project to double the 104 km Tirupati-Pakala-Katpadi railway line in Andhra and Tamil Nadu. This project will improve rail capacity, reduce congestion, and enhance connectivity to key pilgrimage sites. It will also increase freight capacity by 4 MTPA, reduce CO2 emissions, and support regional development and employment.
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