A decade-plus of relentless upgrades has redefined travel by train in India. What was once fraught with delays and dangers is now a smooth, secure experience, thanks to visionary railway reforms.
Safety first: The shift to 100% electrification across broad gauge lines has slashed fire risks and operational costs. Anti-collision devices and fog safety systems have prevented mishaps in challenging terrains.
Passenger comfort has soared with redesigned coaches featuring ergonomic seats, bio-toilets, and onboard entertainment. The IRCTC app revolutionized ticketing, ending long queues and black marketing.
Major projects like the Chenab Bridge – the world’s highest rail arch – exemplify engineering prowess, opening scenic routes previously unimaginable.
The roadmap to 2027 promises even more: 7,900 km of critical tracks will be renewed, ensuring higher speeds and zero derailments. Bullet train projects on Mumbai-Ahmedabad corridor are advancing, with trials expected soon.
From 65,000 km of electrified tracks today to full network coverage soon, Indian Railways is racing towards a future of hyper-connected, green mobility. This evolution benefits 23 million daily commuters, proving infrastructure drives national growth.