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Indian Railway Station Revamp

Indian Railway Station Revamp

Indian Railway Station Revamp
As per the IRSDC that is the Indian Railway Station Development Corporation, the beautification, and redevelopment of many Indian Railway Station which is the major hub and Junction for travel. The plan for modification was earlier proposed and now some concepts of that idea has come up which show how it will change the whole experience of Indian Stations and make them Airport like looking in standards too. This plan consists of over 110 stations of which we will see some of the major hubs which are going in world-class transformation. 
All the revamped stations will have Indian Culture and it's Art form to show.
Lets start with the capital and go down on the map:

New Delhi Railway Station:

Indian Railway Station Revamp
The capital station will get a new look with the work under the hands of Railway Land Redevelopment Authority (RLDA) worth 6500 crores. Currently consisting of 16 railway platforms will all be renovated and will separate the arrival and departure way.

Anand Vihar Station:

Indian Railway Station Revamp
The station also in the nation's capital called Anand Vihar Station which is being redeveloped by IRSDC. In March 2020, the station was awarded on the Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) mode. For conflict-free movement, the station will have separated arrival and departure. This will also be environmentally friendly.

Bijwasan Station:

Indian Railway Station Revamp
This station is also in Delhi and redeveloped by the IRSDC using EPC mode and  takes over 3 years and 270 crores to revamp. The station will also have separate arrival and departure and an airport-like facilities such as waiting room, food stalls, and shops. 

Amritsar Station:

Indian Railway Station Revamp
The station redeveloping by IRSDC under Public-Private Partnership (PPP) model. Fully developing with a cost of 300 crores and consisting concourse and have a sitting place for passengers with modern amenities.

Chandigarh Station:

Indian Railway Station Revamp
This railway station plans are currently  in a request for proposal with an estimated cost of 130 crores with revamped station charging a nominal fee in the cost no train tickets.

Habibganj Station:

Indian Railway Station Revamp
The Habibganj Railway station is India's first to be reconstructed on the lines of Germany Heidelberg Railway Station. The station is being developed by IRSDC and worked under PPP mode and 450 crores being spent out. It will have a glass dome-like structure that will be at the entrance.

Gwalior Station:

Indian Railway Station Revamp
The redevelopment by IRSDC will present you with the panoramic view of the city. The station will be revamped to airport-like facilities with its culture being represented in the design. 

Gandhinagar Station:

Indian Railway Station Revamp
Gandhi Nagar Station in Gujarat will be the first station in the country with a 5-star hotel. The revamped station was to be completed but seems will extend its deadline to next year. The station will have retail shops, a food court, and many facilities for the comfort of railway passengers.

Surat Station:

Indian Railway Station Revamp
The Surat station will be transformed into a multi-modal transport hub by the IRSDC. The modernized station will have a building connected with a bus terminal and metro station connecting other parts of the city. The redeveloped station will be connected to an airport terminal with a bridge having food plazas, retail areas, and commercial office spaces. 

Sabarmati Station:

Indian Railway Station Revamp
The Sabarmati station will be carried out with the theme of the famous Dandi march led by Mahatma Gandhi. The project is designed such that as the future project of India's First Bullet which is also planned to pass through this station. The station will also be connecting the meter gauge and board gauge station of Sabarmati.

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