The Haryana government has approved the Jind-Hansi new rail line project involving an investment of ₹923.26 crore. The state finance minister informed that the proposal was approved at a meeting of the standing finance committee. The proposed line starts from the Jind station on the Delhi-Bathinda railway line and ends at the Hansi station on the Bhiwani-Hisar railway line. The 50 km Jind to Hansi line would provide direct and fast connectivity between Jind and Hisar with reduced distance. Besides the two existing stations of Jind and Hansi, there will be six new stations at Intel Kalan, Rajpura, Narnaund, Madha, Kherigagan and Sheikhpura. The project is being developed by Haryana Rail Infrastructure Development Corporation Limited.
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09 August 2019
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