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Indian Railways Approves Critical Slope Stabilisation Tunnel Rehabilitation 832
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AI-generatedIndian Railways' capital expenditure on safety and capacity enhancement projects directly benefits construction and engineering firms executing these works. The Kiul-Jhajha third line project specifically targets increased freight and passenger traffic on the Howrah-Delhi corridor, improving logistics efficiency for coal, steel, and agricultural commodities moving between eastern and northern India. The impact is India-specific, with no direct global commodity price effect.
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- Indian Railways approved Rs 238 crore for slope stabilisation, tunnel rehabilitation, and bridge protection on Jammu-Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Katra section.
- A Rs 962 crore project for a third line on the Kiul-Jhajha section was approved to enhance capacity on the Howrah-Delhi corridor.
- The 54 km Kiul-Jhajha third line project aims to improve operational efficiency and facilitate smoother movement of passenger and freight trains.
Sustained execution of railway projects drives moderate revenue growth for construction companies in the mid-term.
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