New Delhi, July 28: Indian Railways has approved a ₹163 crore infrastructure project to upgrade the electric traction system in the Nanded division, marking a significant step towards improving rail operations and network efficiency.
The project will modernise the division’s electric traction infrastructure, helping enhance train movement, improve operational reliability, and strengthen the capacity of the railway network.
Railway officials said the upgrade is expected to support faster and more efficient passenger and freight services while improving energy efficiency and reducing maintenance requirements.
The investment is part of Indian Railways’ broader modernisation drive to build a safer, smarter, and more sustainable rail network across the country.
The project is also expected to improve regional connectivity, strengthen logistics, and support economic activity by enhancing the overall performance of the railway system.
The approval reflects the government’s continued focus on expanding world-class railway infrastructure to meet India’s growing transportation and freight requirements.