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Government of India Ministry of Railways GOVERNMENT OF INDIA MINISTRY OF RAILWAYS LOK SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION NO.1384 TO BE ANSWERED ON 19.12.2018 RAILWAY ELECTRIFICATION †1384. DR. KRISHAN PRATAP: Will the Minister of RAILWAYS be pleased to state: (a) whether the railway is ready to expedite electrification process and to run all train with electric engines; (b) if so, the details thereof; (c) whether the railway has identified the rail divisions/rail routes where electrification work is pending; (d) if so, the details thereof, State and zone-wise; and (e) the steps taken/being taken by the Government to complete electrification work in the country? ANSWER MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF RAILWAYS (SHRI RAJEN GOHAIN) (a) to (e) A Statement is laid on the Table of the House. ***** STATEMENT REFERRED TO IN REPLY TO PARTS (a) TO (e) OF UNSTARRED QUESTION NO. 1384 BY DR. KRISHAN PRATAP TO BE ANSWERED IN LOK SABHA ON 19.12.2018 REGARDING RAILWAY ELECTRIFICATION (a)&(b) Yes, Madam. Ministry of Railways have prepared an Action Plan to electrify balance Broad Gauge (BG) Routes of Indian Railways. As on 01.04.2018, 30,212 Route Kilometers of rail lines have been commissioned on electric traction, which is 44.85% of total Indian Railway network. Year wise planning for electrification of balance BG routes is as under:- Year Route Kilometers planned for electrification 2018-19 6000 2019-20 7000 2020-21 10500 2021-22 10500 (c)&(d) State/Zone-wise details and present status of the on-going electrification projects under Plan Head “Railway Electrification” are as under: SN State(s) Zonal Name of Project Total Balance Railway(s) Route RKM to be kilometre electrified (RKM) as on 01.12.2018 East Barauni-Katihar- Assam, Bihar & Central & 1 Guwahati incl 836 562 West Bengal Northeast Katihar-Barsoi Frontier Shoranur- Karnataka & 2 Southern Mangalore- 328 22 Kerala Penambur Andhra Vizianagaram - Pradesh, 3 East Coast Rayagada - 465 158 Chhattisgarh & Titlagarh - Raipur Odisha South Guntakal - Andhra Pradesh Central & Bellary - Hospet & Karnataka 4 South incl. Tornagallu - 138 138 Western Ranjitpura Branch Line --1-- SN State(s) Zonal Name of Project Total Balance Railway(s) Route RKM to be kilometre electrified (RKM) as on 01.12.2018 Central & Amla - Maharashtra & South East Chhindwara - 257 106 5 Madhya Central Kalumna Pradesh Itarsi - Katni - West Madhya Manikpur incl Central & 6 Pradesh & Uttar Satna - Rewa 653 226 Noth Pradesh and Manikpur - Central Chheoki Jharkhand, Garwa Road - Madhya East 7 Chopan - 257 115 Pradesh & Uttar Central Singrauli Pradesh Delhi Sarai Rohilla - Rewari - Palanpur - Northern, Delhi, Ahmedabad, North 8 Gujarat,Haryana incl. Kalol - 1087 727 Western & & Rajasthan Gandhinagar - Western Khodiyar and Alwar - Bandikui - Jaipur - Phulera Rajpura - Dhuri - 9 Punjab Northern 151 151 Lehra Mohabat Jakhal - Dhuri - 10 Punjab Northern 123 123 Ludhiana Singapur Road - 11 Odisha East Coast 152 100 Damanjodi Katwa-Azimganj- Nalhati & Azimganj- Tildanga/New 12 West Bengal Eastern 200 82 Farakka incl. Nalhati & Azimganj bypass line Chhapra-Ballia- Bihar & Uttar North Ghazipur- 13 330 191 Pradesh Eastern Varanasi- Allahabad Madhya West 14 Singrauli-Katni 260 260 Pradesh Central --2-- SN State(s) Zonal Name of Project Total Balance Railway(s) Route RKM to be kilometre electrified (RKM) as on 01.12.2018 Ahmedabad- 15 Gujarat Western 233 233 Rajkot Mehsana- 16 Gujarat Western Viramgam- 292 292 Samakhiyali 17 Tamil Nadu Erode-Karur- 89 Southern 300 Tiruchchirapalli & Salem-Karur- Dindigul Madhya West Ratlam - Nimach Pradesh & Central & - Chanderia – 18 348 348 Rajsthan Western Kota Koderma - East Hazaribagh - 19 Jharkhand 203 203 Central Barkakana - Ranchi Ghazipur - North 20 Uttar Pradesh Aunrihar - 78 78 Eastern Manduadih Utretia - Rae Uttar Pradesh Northern Bareli - Amethi - 214 214 21 Janghai Paddapalli - South 22 Telengana Lingampet - 83 83 Central Jagtiyal Tiruchchirappalli 23 Tamil Nadu Southern - Nagapattinam - 153 153 Karaikkal Bonidanga Link Cabin / Bonidanga - Bihar & 24 Eastern Barharwa - 247 247 Jharkhand Sahibganj - Kiul incl. Tinpahar - Rajmahal Andhra Pradesh South Pagidipalli- 25 & 285 206 Central Nallapadu Telangana 26 Haryana, Punjab North Hissar - Bhatinda 328 171 & Rajsthan Western - Suratgarh --3-- SN State(s) Zonal Name of Project Total Balance Railway(s) Route RKM to be kilometre electrified (RKM) as on 01.12.2018 Valmiki Nagar - Narkatiaganj - East 27 Bihar Sugauli - 240 118 Central Muzaffarpur incl Sugauli -Raxaul Jhansi - North Manikpur incl 28 Uttar Pradesh 409 113 Central Khairar - Bhimsen North Ajmer - Berach - 29 Rajsthan 294 127 Western Mavli - Udaipur Manmad - Andhra Mudkhed - Dhone Pradesh, South 30 excl. 783 783 Maharashtra & Central Umdanagar- Telengana Mehboobnagar Goa & South Hospet - Hubli - 31 346 346 Karnataka Western Vasco da Gama Jasai - 32 Maharashtra Central Jawaharlal 9 9 Nehru Port Trust Pune-Miraj- 33 Maharashtra Central Kolhapur 326 326 34 Maharashtra Central Pen-Roha 40 40 Mathura- North 35 Uttar Pradesh Kasganj- 338 338 Eastern Kalyanpur North 36 Uttar Pradesh Aunrihar-Jaunpur 60 60 Eastern North 37 Uttar Pradesh Chunar-Chopan 100 100 Central Beas-Gownidwal 38 Punjab Northern Sahib-Taran 72 72 Taran-Amritsar 39 Gujarat Western Samakhiyali- 77 77 Gandhidham- Kandla Port- Mundra Port --4-- SN State(s) Zonal Name of Project Total Balance Railway(s) Route RKM to be kilometre electrified (RKM) as on 01.12.2018 North Jaipur-Sawai 40 Rajasthan 188 188 Western Madhopur-Ringas 41 Uttar Pradesh Northern Noli-Tapri 143 143 South 42 Karnataka Miraj-Londa 189 189 Western Gondia-Nainpur- Madhya South East Jabalpur 43 Pradesh & 229 112 Central Maharashtra Madhya West 44 Vijaipur-Maksi 188 188 Pradesh Central Chhindwara- Madhya South East 45 Nainpur-Mandala 183 183 Pradesh Central Fort 46 Maharashtra Central Chalisgaon-Dhule 56 56 East Biharsharif- 47 Bihar 38 38 Central Daniawan East 48 Bihar Ara – Sasaram 97 97 Central North Bandikui- 49 Rajasthan 97 97 Central Bharatpur 50 Madhya North Birlanagar- 115 115 Pradesh Central Etawah North 51 Uttar Pradesh Bhandai-Udi 113 113 Central Unnao-Balamau- 52 Uttar Pradesh Northern 162 162 Sitapur 53 Haryana Northern Narwana – 86 86 Kurukshetra 54 Uttar Pradesh Bareilly- Northern Chandausi- 199 199 Harduaganj incl. Chandausi- Moradabad --5-- SN State(s) Zonal Name of Project Total Balance Railway(s) Route RKM to be kilometre electrified (RKM) as on 01.12.2018 Gajraula- 55 Uttar Pradesh Northern Muazzampur 95 95 Narain 56 Haryana Northern Panipat-Jind 70 70 57 Haryana Northern Rohtak –Panipat 71 71 Karnataka & South Bengaluru- 58 196 196 Tamil Nadu Western Omalur via Hosur Madhya West 59 Guna-Gwalior 227 227 Pradesh Central East Fatuha – 60 Bihar 43 43 Central Islampur East Darbhanga- 61 Bihar 69 69 Central Jaynagar Guwahati- Dibrugarh via North east 62 Assam Tinsukia and 661 661 Frontier Simaluguri- Dibrugarh Raiwala- 63 Uttrakhand Northern 12 12 Rishikesh Rajkot-Sikka- 64 Gujarat Western 271 271 Okha East Giridih-Nawadih- 65 Jharkhand 114 114 Central Koderma Kaptanganj- Bihar & Uttar North 66 Thawe-Khairah- 206 206 Pradesh Eastern Chhapra Kacheri 67 Bihar East Raxaul- 231 231 Central Sitamarhi- Darbhanga- Samastipur 68 Haryana Northern Garhi Harsaru- 12 12 Farukhnagar --6-- SN State(s) Zonal Name of Project Total Balance Railway(s) Route RKM to be kilometre electrified (RKM) as on 01.12.2018 Raninagar North east 69 West Bengal Jalpaiguri- 129 129 Frontier Samuktala Road North Rajasthan Alwar-Bandikui - 60 60 70 Western 2nd line Amritsar-Batala- 71 Punjab Northern 104 104 Bharoli East Samastipur- 72 Bihar 85 85 Central Khagaria New North east Bongaigaon- 73 Assam 175 175 Frontier Goalpara- Kamakhya Villupuram- Cuddalore Port- Mayiladuturai- 74 Tamil Nadu Southern 228 228 Thanjavur & Mayiladuturai- Thiruvarur Mankapur-Katra- 75 Uttar Pradesh Northern 38 38 Ayodhya North Shikohabad- 76 Uttar Pradesh 158 158 Central Farrukhabad Haryana & North Rewari-Sadulpur- 77 320 320 Rajasthan Western Hanumangarh 78 Maharashtra Central Daund-Baramati 44 44 Wani- 79 Maharashtra Central 66 66 Pimpalkhutti 80 Rajasthan North Sadulpur- 286 286 Western Ratangarh- Bikaner Lalgarh incl. Ratangarh Sardarshahar 81 Andhra Pradesh South Chikjajur-Bellary 184 184 & Karnataka Western --7-- SN State(s) Zonal Name of Project Total Balance Railway(s) Route RKM to be kilometre electrified (RKM) as on 01.12.2018 Miraj-Kurduwadi- 82 Maharashtra Central 377 377 Latur Karnataka & South 83 Gadag-Hotgi 284 284 Maharashtra Western 84 Uttar Pradesh Northern Unnao-Unchahar 113 113 Ratlam- 85 Madhya Pradesh Western Fatehabad- 115 115 Laxmibainagar Wankaner- Dahinsara-Maliya 86 Gujarat Western Miyana & 132 132 Surendranagar- Dhrangandhra South Chikbanavar- 87 Karnataka 456 456 Western Hubballi Uttar Pradesh & Najibabad- 88 Northern 24 24 Uttrakhand Kotdwara Kasganj-Bareilly, North 89 Uttar Pradesh Bhojipura- 401 401 Eastern Daliganj Suratgarh- Rajasthan & North Phalodi--Bhildi 90 902 902 Gujarat Western incl. Phalodi- Jaisalmer Further, in September, 2018 Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs has approved the proposal for electrification of balance un-electrified BG routes of Indian Railways comprising 108 sections covering 13,675 route kilometers (16,540 track kilometers) at a cost of ` 12,134.50 crore. --8-- The details of 108 sections are as under:- Total Route Zonal SN State(s) Name of Project kilometre Railway(s) (RKM) 1 Maharashtra Central Lonand-Phaltan 26 East Dauram Madhepura- 77.30 2 Bihar Central Purnia East Muzaffarpur - 64.52 3 Bihar Central Sitamarhi East Dildarnagar-Tarighat 18.67 4 Bihar Central East Khurda Road - Balangir
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