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Railway Minister shared images of the proposed design for New Delhi Railway Station and stated that this is Amrit Kal railway station

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On its Twitter account, the Ministry of Railways posted some images of the redevelopment plan for New Delhi Railway Station. Everyone was astounded by the splendour of the New Delhi Railway Station. But as a result, questions were also raised by the public.

On its Twitter account, the Ministry of Railways posted the proposed plan for the renovation of New Delhi Railway Station. The moment it was shared on social media, people also quickly began to express their reactions. Within a few hours of being shared, the images of the cutting-edge model received more than 17,000 likes.

Twitter users responded to the New Delhi Railway Station’s proposed design

Along with this, it was frequently remarked that the railways were preoccupied with strutting their stuff rather than paying attention to pressing problems like train delays and accidents. “Marking a new era: Proposed design for redevelopment of New Delhi Railway Station,” the ministry tweeted (NDLS).

Ministry published two images of the reconstruction model

Ministry published two images of the reconstruction model. wherein two futuristic-looking domed structures were displayed. The buildings make extensive use of glass, and several flyovers have been suggested for simple access from the station. A foot overbridge that leads pedestrians to the platform can be seen in one image.

Additionally suggested in this project plan is adequate greenery. Many commenters emphasised the difficulties in putting the plan into practise because it would need a sizable area. While many claimed that structures with glass on the outside would not be at all suitable for Delhi’s oppressive heat.

Some users claimed the ministry ignored stations in rural areas and states with an opposition government. Let us inform you that the busiest station in the capital is New Delhi Railway Station. where 16 platforms carry more than 2 lakh passengers each day.

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