With 50 per cent completion in terms of civil and electrical work, almost 800 km of dedicated rail freight corridor is set to open in the current financial year while the remaining 1,500 km will be commissioned next year. As against its previous plan to open the network at one go, the railways has decided to open it in phases. By August end, the first phase of 200 km between Ateli (in HaryanaÂ’s Mahendragarh district) and Phulera (near Jaipur) will be opened and operate on diesel.
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Home » 800 km stretch of dedicated freight corridor to be opened this year
800 km stretch of dedicated freight corridor to be opened this year
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August 21, 2018June 9, 2021
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