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Qadian–Beas Rail Line Revival

Sector: Rail • Location: Punjab, India

Source: The Indian Express

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Planned

The Railways have decided to resume work on the long-pending 40-km Qadian–Beas rail line in Punjab, which had remained frozen for years due to multiple hurdles including alignment challenges, land acquisition hurdles, and local-level political complications. The project was originally sanctioned in 1929 during British rule and had one-third of the work completed by 1932 before being shelved. The p

Status
Prospective
Sector
Rail, Government
Location
Punjab, India
Updated
22 Jul 2026
Source
The Indian Express

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The project “Qadian–Beas Rail Line Revival” is an infrastructure initiative in the Rail sector, located in Punjab, India. Taiyo aggregates data on it from The Indian Express.

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The Railways have decided to resume work on the long-pending 40-km Qadian–Beas rail line in Punjab, which had remained frozen for years due to multiple hurdles including alignment challenges, land acquisition hurdles, and local-level political complications. The project was originally sanctioned in 1929 during British rule and had one-third of the work completed by 1932 before being shelved. The project is now being defreezed and construction is set to restart, with a focus on socio-economic benefits and strategic importance.

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India

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Punjab

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Rail, Government

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2025-12-09

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