Ayodhya railway station to become largest in the state after renovation
Times of IndiaTIMESOFINDIA.COM/TRAVEL NEWS, AYODHYA/ Created : Feb 10, 2021, 14:52 IST
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Ayodhya is all set to become a major tourist destination in India’s map, the Indian Railways will renovate the town’s railway station to be able to accommodate the passenger traffic of one lakh passengers per day and thus make it … Read more
Ayodhya is all set to become a major tourist destination in India’s map, the Indian Railways will renovate the town’s railway station to be able to accommodate the passenger traffic of one lakh passengers per day and thus make it the biggest in the state. Read less
According to the TOI, the developmental work will start in two phases. The initial phase will feature work on a mela shed, double-storeyed building, circulating area, dormitory, sick rooms, and two foot over bridges, food court, escalators, elevators, air-conditioned retiring rooms, LED billboards, furnished rooms for railway staff and other amenities. The first phase would get over by September 2021, and it would enable the station to handle 25000 passengers on festivals like Ram Navami, Diwali, Dussehra, Chaudah Kosi and Chaurasi Kosi parikrama.
News also has it that Faizabad station will be renamed as Ayodhya Cantt railway station. In addition, there will be an international airport in Ayodhya, close to the railway station.
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