Amrit Bharat Stations Scheme
Amrit Bharat Stations Scheme represents a monumental leap in India's railway infrastructure, promising modernization, environmental sustainability, and a renewed travel experience for passengers. With these ambitious plans, Indian Railways is poised to redefine railway stations as vibrant hubs of connectivity and culture.
North Western Railway (NWR): 26 Stations
- Abu Road
- Ajmer
- Bikaner
- Hissar
- Jaipur
- Jodhpur
- Rewari
- Sri Ganga Nagar
- Udaipur
- Alwar
- Falna
- Rani
- Marwar jn
- Beawar
- Bhilwara
- Pali Marwar
- Jaisalmer
- Nagaur
- Makrana
- Suratgarh
- Bhiwani
- Hanumangarh
- Sirsa
- Rana Pratapnagar
- Kishangarh
- Kosli
Southern Railway (SR): 48 Stations
- Alwaye
- Arakkonam Jn
- Calicut
- Cannanore
- Chengannaur
- Chengalpattu
- Chennai Beach
- Chennai Central
- Chennai Egmore
- Coimbatore
- Ernakulam Jn.
- Erode Jn.
- Kanniyakumari
- Katpadi
- Kayankulam
- Kottayam
- Madurai
- Mambalam
- Mangalore
- Palghat
- Pondicherry
- Quilon (Kollam)
- Rameswaram
- Salem
- Tiruchchirappalli
- Tirunelveli
- Tiruttani
- Trichur
- Trivandrum Central
- Tuticorin
- Varkala
- Jolarpettai
- Dindigul
- Shoranur
- Tellicherry
- Tiruppur
- Thanjavur
- Nagercoil
- Tiruvalla
- Ernakulam Town
- Ambur
- Kovilpatti
- Virudhunagar
- Badagara
- Kankanadi
- Tirur
- Villupuram Jn
- Alleppey
South Central Railway (SCR): 64 Stations
- Dharmavaram Jn.
- Guntakal
- Guntur
- Hyderabad
- Kacheguda
- Kakinada Town
- Nanded
- Nellore
- Raichur
- Rajahmundry
- Secunderabad
- Tirupati
- Vijayawada
- Warangal
- Anakapalli
- Anantapur
- Aurangabad
- Bhimavaram Town
- Cuddapah
- Eluru
- Godavari
- Jalna
- Kazipet
- Khammam
- Ongole
- Parbhani
- Samalkot
- Tenali
- Adoni
- Chirala
- Kurnool
- Kurnool Town
- Machilipatnam
- Manchiryal
- Palakollu
- Ramagundam
- Tadepalligudem
- Tandur
- Tanuku
- Tuni
- Yadgir
- Bhimavaram
- Dhone
- Dornakal
- Gooty
- Gudivada
- Gudur
- Mudkhed
- Nadikudi
- Nidadavolu
- Pakala
- Purna
- Renigunta
- Vikarabad
- Annavaram
- Basar
- Bhadrachalam Road
- Bidar
- Mantralayam Road
- Nagarsol
- Nalgonda
- Parlivaijnath
- Srikhalahasti
- Nandyal
- Nizamabad
South Eastern Railway (SER): 22 Stations
- Adra
- Bagnan
- Balasore
- Bishnupur
- Bokaro Steel City
- Chakradharpur
- Contai Road
- Garbeta
- Hatia
- Jhargram
- Jharsuguda
- Kharagpur
- Kolaghat
- Mecheda
- Midnapore
- Ranchi
- Rourkela
- Santragachi Jn.
- Tamluk
- Tatanagar
- Ulubaria
- Purulia
South East Central Railway (SECR): 11 Stations
- Bilaspur
- Durg
- Raipur
- Raigarh
- Gondia
- Champa
- Shahdol
- Bhatapara
- Tilda
- Rajnandgaon
- Chhindwara
South Western Railway (SWR): 22 Stations
- Bangalore Cantt
- Bijapur
- Hospet
- Hubli
- Mysore
- Shimoga Town
- Toranagallu
- Vasco-de-gama
- Belgaum
- Bellary jn
- Yesvanthpur jn
- Alnavar
- Bangalore City
- Bangarpet jn
- Davangere
- Dharwad
- Gadag
- Hassan
- Hasur
- Krishnarajapuram
- Londa jn
- Tumkur
Western Railway (WR): 45 Stations
- Ahmedabad
- Anand Jn.
- Bamnia
- Bandra Terminus
- Bharuch
- Bhavnagar
- Chittaurgarh
- Dadar
- Dharangaon
- Dwarka
- Gandhidham
- Gandhigram
- Indore
- Mumbai Central
- Navsari
- Nimbahera
- Okha
- Rajkot
- Ratlam
- Surat
- Ujjain
- Vadodara
- Valsad
- Vapi
- Ankleshwar
- Nadiad
- New Bhuj
- Palanpur
- Mhow
- Jamnagar
- Billimora
- Udhana
- Nandurbar
- Maninagar
- Mahesana
- Dahod
- Dewas
- Mandsaur
- Nagda
- Nimach
- Hapa
- Surendranagar
- Junagadh
- Porbandar
- Verawal
West Central Railway (WCR): 20 Stations
- Bhopal
- Damoh
- Habibganj
- Guna
- Hoshangabad
- Jabalpur
- Katni Jn.
- Kota
- Pipariya
- Satna
- Sawai Madhopur
- Madanmahal
- Sagour
- Maihar
- Rewa
- Itarsi
- Bina
- Bharatpur
- Gangapur City
- Vidisha
Konkan Railway (KRCL): 1 Station
- Madgaon
Fascinating Facts About Indian Railways
- 169 Years of Heritage: The Indian Railways was inaugurated on April 16, 1853. The inaugural passenger train covered a 34-kilometer route between Mumbai's Bori Bandar and Thane.
- Unique Mascot: Indian Railways boasts its own mascot, 'Bholu,' created by the National Institute of Design in 2002. Bholu is an elephant dressed as a railway guard, introduced on the railways' 150th anniversary.
- World's 4th Largest Rail Network: Indian Railways ranks as the world's fourth-largest railway network, covering a track length of 67,368 km. It's also the world's second-largest network managed under a single administration, spanning 115,000 km.
- UNESCO World Heritage Sites: Indian Railways proudly owns four UNESCO-recognized world heritage sites: Darjeeling Himalayan Railway, Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus in Mumbai, Nilgiri Mountain Railway, and Kalka Shimla Railway.
- Longest Platform: Hubli Junction's Platform number 1, also known as Shree Siddharoodha Swamiji Hubballi Junction in Karnataka, holds the record for the world's longest railway platform at 1,505 meters.
- Longest and Shortest Train Rides: The longest train ride in India is the Vivek Express, covering a distance of 4,189 kilometers from Kanyakumari to Dibrugarh, with 56 stops in 82 hours and 30 minutes. The shortest train ride is just 3 kilometers, running between Nagpur and Ajni.
- World's Highest Rail Bridge: India is home to the Chenab Rail Bridge, the world's highest railway bridge, located in Dharot, Jammu, and Kashmir.
- Nagpur's Diamond Crossing: Nagpur, Maharashtra, hosts the famous Diamond Crossing, where two railway tracks form a diamond shape, with two lines going North-South and two lines going East-West.