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Kushinagar Parliamentary Constituency NORTH CENTRAL RAILWAY Shri Narendra Modi Hon'ble Prime Minister KUSHINAGAR PARLIAMENTARY CONSTITUENCY Uttar Pradesh, the most populous state of Nation is served by North Central Railway along with Northern, North Eastern Rajiv Chaudhry and East Central Railways. Indian Railways (IR) plays a very General Manager important role in development of the state and provides North Central Railway connectivity for freight and passengers, including international tourists. IR has a history of more than 160 years in the state and has the highest route kilometers - 9100 route kilometers - within it, which is 14% of entire railway network. IR has made Uttar Pradesh proud by giving it Nation's first semi high speed train Gatimaan Express, which initially ran between Agra and Delhi. It has now been extended upto Jhansi - a move that will boost tourism in Bundelkhand region of Uttar Pradesh. After Gatiman the nation's first engineless semi high speed train set "Vande Bharat Express" is now serving Uttar Pradesh running from New Delhi to Varanasi. Efforts for further development of railway infrastructure in Uttar Pradesh have been intensified in last five years with 911% more investment in coparison to previous years. Results of such a massive investmentare becoming visible with enhanced infrastructure and modern passenger amenities. Soon the era of congestion and inconvenience will be matter of past and a new Railway equipped with state-of-the art facilities will be able to serve the citizens in a better manner and provide them enhanced value for their money. The longest stretch of the under construction Eastern Dedicated Freight Corridor i.e. almost 57% of the entire length lies in Uttar Pradesh from Pt. Deen Dayal Upadhyaya Jn. to Ghaziabad. In this brochure, we have compiled the important contributions and achievements of Indian Railways in the development of the KUSHINAGAR constituency of Uttar Pradesh in the last five years. I hope that it will serve as a ready reckoner for those eager to know about the role of Railways in the development of this constituency. It may be noted that the budgets allocated to various projects are not apportioned constituency wise but reflect the cost of the project. INPUTS BY RAILWAY IN KUSHINAGAR PARLIAMENTARY CONSTITUENCY KUSHINAGAR PARLIAMENTARY CONSTITUENCY A. ASSEMBLY SEGMENTS Kushinagar, Khadda, Ramkola,Padrauna, Hata B. WORKS COMPLETED IN LAST FIVE YEARS IMPROVEMENT IN PASSENGER AMENITIES GLow cost shelters, RCC benches, stainless steel Benches & dustbins at Kaptanganj at a cost of Rs. 41 Lakh. GLow cost Passenger shelters at Khadda, Bodarwar. G Improvement of Padrauna as Adarsh station at a cost of Rs. 50 Lakh. G One bay platform shelters at Khadda at a cost of Rs. 12 Lakhs. G Platform at Khadda and Paniyahawa at a cost of Rs. 140.30 Lakh. G Ticket window at Kaptanganj, Khadda, Paniyahawa at a cost of Rs. 0.90 Lakh. G Circulating Area at Bodarwar at a cost of Rs.19.50 Lakh. G Train Display Boards provided at Kaptanganj at a cost of Rs. 2.50 Lakh. GImprovement of station building & drainage in station area of Padrauna at a cost of Rs.63.61 Lakh. GImprovement as Adarsh stations at Jhusi, Daraganj, Padrauna at a cost of Rs. 102.49 Lakh. GProvision of tapped water supply arrangement at Unaula & Pipraich at a cost of Rs. 4.00 Lakh. D. OTHER DEVELOPMENTS: New Trains introduced with stoppage over Kushinagar Constituency: GTrain No. 14009/14010 Anandvihar (T)-Bapudham Motihari weekly Express. GTrain No. 15655/15656 Kamakhaya-Katra weekly Express. C. ONGOING WORKS GPadrauna-Kushinagar Via Gorakhpur (64km) New Line at a cost of Rs. 1,34,500.00 Lakh. GLimited Height Subway at Level Crossing No. -29A between Siswa Bazar-Khadda section at a cost of Rs.240.69 Lakh. GFirst foot over bridge at 17 stations at a cost of Rs. 280.00 Lakh. GTaped water supply arrangement and toilets on platform at 29 stations of Varanasi Division at a cost of Rs.180.74 Lakh. GProvision of first F.O.B (Ahalyapur, karchhue at a cost of Rs. 4.30 Lakh). GExtension of Platform with passenger amenities for 26 coaches at a cost of Rs. 400.20 Lakh. GProviding amenities for differently abled (Divyang) at a cost of Rs. 50.00 Lakh. GProvision of FOB. 3.66 m wide between THE- Kaptanganj (6 Nos) (Dudahi, Jalalpur, Kath Kuiyan, Lakshmiganj, Rourkela & Tariasujan) at a cost of Rs. 1188.24 Lakh. Developed Circulating area of Padrauna Station PRS at Kushinagar.
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