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In Pics: India's 1st Centralised AC Railway Terminal To Come Up At Bengaluru
The world-class facilities and infrastructure of airports has consistently been superior to those of railway stations in India. However, an upcoming country's first centralised AC railway terminal a first step in the direction that could change that. Take a look at the pictures:
The world-class facilities and infrastructure of airports has consistently been superior to those of railway stations in India. However, an upcoming country's first centralised AC railway terminal a first step in the direction that could change that. Take a look at the pictures:
Sir M Visvesvaraya Railway Terminal -
The centrally air-conditioned Sir M Visvesvaraya Railway Terminal at Baiyappanahalli in Bengaluru.?
State-of-art facilities -
It has state-of-art facilities and is likely to be inaugurated soon.
Airport-like experience -
According to the Ministry of Railways, it will have passenger amenities like VIP lounge, digital real-time passenger information system, food court.
Rs 314-crore cost -
The 314-crore terminal is the first air-conditioned railway concourse built with an aim to give passengers airport-like experience.??
Bengaluru¡¯s Airport like fa?ade -
The terminal has an airport-like facade and is modelled on the lines of Bengaluru¡¯s Kempegowda International Airport.? ?
Seven platforms -
The terminal will have seven platforms, three enabling lines and three pit lines.? ?
Terminal area -
The terminal is built in an area of 4,200 sq km and is expected to get footfalls of more than 50,000 on a daily basis with 50 trains running on an average per day.
Connected by two subways -
All platforms will be connected by two subways other than long, oval foot over bridge.? ?
Parking -
The terminal will have a parking space for 200 cars and 900 two-wheelers.??
Minister of Railways Piyush Goyal -
Minister of Railways Piyush Goyal also tweeted multiple pictures of the terminal. "Have a glimpse of the upcoming Sir M Visvesvaraya Terminal in Bengaluru, Karnataka, equipped with state-of-the-art facilities," he said.
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