PM Modi inaugurates 75 redeveloped railway stations under Amrit Bharat Station Scheme – Full list

3 min readJul 17, 2026 08:57 PM IST

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has inaugurated 75 redeveloped railway stations under the Amrit Bharat Station Scheme (Image: Ministry of Railways)

Redevelopment of railway stations: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday inaugurated 75 redeveloped railway stations across 20 states. These stations have been modernised under the Amrit Bharat Station Scheme (ABSS) and developed at a cost of about Rs 1,570 crore.

Launched in 2022, the Amrit Bharat Station Scheme (ABSS) aims at development and upgradation of stations over the Indian Railways (IR) network. The ABSS has a long-term vision that involves creating master plans, promoting multimodal connectivity, better station accessibility for passengers, etc.

“Beyond improving commuter convenience, the modernized stations are expected to strengthen regional connectivity, promote tourism and trade, and support the long-term economic growth of the areas they serve,” the national transporter said in a statement.

75 railway stations redeveloped under Amrit Bharat Station Scheme – Full list

Redevelopment of Jalandhar Cantt railway station

The 110-year-old Punjab’s Jalandhar Cantt Railway Station has been redeveloped at a cost of Rs 125 crore. The modernised station now features a double-height air concourse, heavy steel platform roofing, slip-resistant flooring, energy-efficient LED lighting, improved connectivity through entry points from both sides of the city, and two new Foot Over Bridges (FOBs) with widths of 6 metres and 9 metres.

The redeveloped station also includes a 40-metre-wide trough roof covering 200 metres of platform length, spread across 8,720 sq. metres, along with a 36-metre-wide air concourse spanning 1,770 sq. metres. Other key facilities include a newly developed second entry with a 300 sq. metre station building and a 4,855 sq. metre parking area to enhance passenger convenience.

Redevelopment of Delhi’s Modi Nagar railway station

The Modi Nagar railway station in Delhi has been redeveloped at a cost of 25.75 crore. It falls under the administrative control of Northern Railway (NR) zone. As part of the modernisation, the station building has been renovated.

The station has been upgraded with several new facilities, including a 12-metre-wide Foot Over Bridge (FOB), a new parking area and an improved circulating area. A new waiting room and toilet block have also been constructed. The platform shelter and surface have been improved to enhance passenger convenience.

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The station now has Divyangjan-friendly facilities, including entry ramps, tactile pathways, toilets, water booths, parking facilities, and other amenities. Two lifts have been installed to provide easier access for passengers, especially senior citizens and Divyangjan passengers.

A look at full list of 75 redeveloped railway stations under Amrit Bharat Station Scheme:

🚉 All 75 Stations  Zone-wise

Sr.ZoneStationState

1ERShivnarayanpurBihar

2NWRBarmerRajasthan

3NWRDausaRajasthan

4NWRGotanRajasthan

5NWRJaisalmerRajasthan

6NWRKhairthalRajasthan

7NWRSomesarRajasthan

8SCoRCumbumAndhra Pradesh

9SCoRMangalagiriAndhra Pradesh

10SCoRParlakhemundiOdisha

11SCoRRayanapaduAndhra Pradesh

12SECRBalaghatMadhya Pradesh

13SECRBalodChhattisgarh

14SECRChampaChhattisgarh

15SECRChhindwaraMadhya Pradesh

16SECRNainpur Jn.Madhya Pradesh

17SECRSaronaChhattisgarh

18SERBaripadaOdisha

19SERBimalgarhOdisha

20SERMuri Jn.Jharkhand

21SERPiskaJharkhand

22SWRAlnavarKarnataka

23SWRBadamiKarnataka

24SWRBantawalaKarnataka

25SWRKoppalKarnataka

26CRBaramatiMaharashtra

27CRJunnor DeoMadhya Pradesh

28CRNanduraMaharashtra

29ECoRBalangirOdisha

30ECoRBarpaliOdisha

31ECoRKesingaOdisha

32ECoRTalcherOdisha

33NCRBhindMadhya Pradesh

34NCRDeegRajasthan

35NCRFatehpurUttar Pradesh

36NCRHarpalpurMadhya Pradesh

37NCRMCS ChhatarpurMadhya Pradesh

38NCRPanki DhamUttar Pradesh

39NCRTikamgarhMadhya Pradesh

40NCRVindhyachalUttar Pradesh

41NERAishbagh Jn.Uttar Pradesh

42NFRHaldibariWest Bengal

43NFRJalpaiguri RoadWest Bengal

44NFRMajbatAssam

45NRAmb AndauraHimachal Pradesh

46NRAnandpur SahibPunjab

47NRDhampurUttar Pradesh

48NRHarrawalaUttarakhand

49NRJalandhar Cantt. Jn.Punjab

50NRKalkaHaryana

51NRModinagarUttar Pradesh

52NRMuktsarPunjab

53NRNarwana Jn.Haryana

54NRSahibzada Ajit SinghPunjab

55NRShamliUttar Pradesh

56SCRHi-Tech CityTelangana

57SRAngamali For KaladiKerala

58SRChalakudiKerala

59SRChennai ParkTamil Nadu

60SRChinna SalemTamil Nadu

61SRCoonoorTamil Nadu

62SRNilambur RoadKerala

63SRParappanangadiKerala

64SRThalasseryKerala

65SRTirurKerala

66WCRAshoknagarMadhya Pradesh

67WCRBeohariMadhya Pradesh

68WCRGangapur CityRajasthan

69WCRSanchiMadhya Pradesh

70WCRShivpuriMadhya Pradesh

71WCRVidishaMadhya Pradesh

72WRBhaktinagarGujarat

73WRGodhra Jn.Gujarat

74WRPorbandarGujarat

75WRPratapnagarGujarat

Source: Ministry of Railways

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