The railway line from the airport in Bengaluru to Yelahanka will be doubled: Rail Minister Vaishnaw Ashwini

Prime Minister Narendra Modi recently unveiled the NaMo Bharat Rapid Rail, and Vaishnaw stated that the railways are considering introducing similar trains for small distances, such Bengaluru to Mysuru and Bengaluru to Tumakuru. In order to move the railway station closer to the arrival and departure locations, Ashwini Vaishnaw announced that he would collaborate with the Bengaluru Airport officials. The railway line from Bengaluru Airport to Yelahanka would be doubled, according to Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw, on Saturday, in order to handle more traffic. The railway line from Bengaluru Airport to Yelahanka would be doubled, according to Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw, on Saturday, in order to handle more traffic. In addition, he declared that he would collaborate with the officials at Bengaluru Airport to move the railway station closer to the arrival and departure areas.The minister announced that the railways will shortly start producing Amrit Bharat trains version 2.0 on a wide scale, with enhancements. He was in the city to assess the status of the redevelopment work of Bengaluru Cantonment railway station.We have made the decision to collaborate with the Bengaluru Airport Authority in an effort to get the station as near to the airport's arrival and departure times as we can. Vaishnaw, who carried out window trailing inspection between Kempegowda International Airport Railway Station (halt) - Bengaluru Cantonment, told reporters here following a meeting with railway officials, "We will start the discussions.""In order to create a lot of capacity for traffic, we will double the railway line from the airport to Yelahanka. After that, the metro will be built very quickly," he continued.According to Vaishnaw, the Bengaluru Suburban Railway Project (BSRP) is progressing quickly on both corridors. Commuters will have more options with the BSRP and Metro Rail, he claimed, greatly increasing Bengaluru's traffic capacity.Prime Minister Narendra Modi recently unveiled the NaMo Bharat Rapid Rail, and Vaishnaw stated that the railways are considering introducing similar trains for small distances, such Bengaluru to Mysuru and Bengaluru to Tumakuru.These trains are intended for nearby cities, such as Bengaluru and Mysuru. The 135 km route between Bengaluru and Mysuru is perfect for rapid rail, allowing us to run at a very high frequency. A Namo Bharat Rapid rail will be perfect for cities like Bengaluru and Mysuru, Bengaluru and Tumakuru, he stated. He states that there would be subterranean parking for 250 automobiles and an equal number of two-wheelers.The minister also discussed the development of Circular Rail, which he said would alter the city's whole transit system. The Detailed Project Report (DPR) is coming along nicely, and ideally it will be finished by the end of December. The next action will then be taken, he stated.