Mumbai Division’s Kalyan-Kasara 3rd Line Project Progresses at Steady Pace

• In a significant development for the Mumbai division’s railway infrastructure, the Kalyan-Kasara 3rd Line project is making substantial headway. This pivotal project, spanning a length of 67.35 kilometers with a budget of 792.89 crores, holds the promise of enhancing rail connectivity in the region.

Key Project Updates:

A) Land Acquisition Progress:

• The project necessitates the acquisition of a total of 49.23 hectares of land.
• Impressively, 73% of land acquisition has been successfully completed, accounting for 35.96 hectares.
• The remaining land acquisition stands at 27%, comprising 13.27 hectares.

B) Accomplished Works:

• Earthwork, a critical aspect of the project, has seen substantial progress, with 6.69 lakh cubic meters completed out of the total requirement of 17.43 lakh cubic meters.
• Of the 205 minor bridges planned for the project, 23 have already been completed.
• Foundation work for Overhead Equipment (OHE) has reached significant milestones, with 200 foundations out of 1400 successfully established.
• In tandem with OHE foundation work, the erection of OHE masts has also made notable progress, with 170 out of 1200 masts completed.
• The vital task of shifting signaling cables from Kalyan to Asangaon has been successfully executed, contributing to the project’s overall advancement.

C) Ongoing Works:

• While a substantial portion of the project has been completed, several crucial aspects remain in progress.
• Currently, work is underway on 5 major bridges out of the total of 9 planned for the project.

The Kalyan-Kasara 3rd Line project is poised to significantly bolster rail connectivity in the Mumbai division, facilitating smoother and more efficient transportation for commuters. As the project continues to make strides, it holds the promise of further enhancing the region’s connectivity and infrastructure. Stay tuned for more updates on this pivotal railway expansion.