Northeast Desk, 26th February: In a monumental stride, the Indian Railways is spearheading the construction of an underground railway station at Teesta Bazaar in West Bengal. This pioneering endeavor aims to revolutionize connectivity between West Bengal and Sikkim, marking a historic milestone as the railway network extends into the state of Sikkim. Anticipated to be completed by 2024, this ambitious project signifies a remarkable leap forward in transportation infrastructure.
Beyond its role in enhancing transportation, this initiative holds the potential to catalyze tourism in Sikkim. The underground railway station features a platform nestled beneath a tunnel spanning an impressive 620 meters, contributing to its total length of 650 meters. With meticulous attention to passenger comfort and safety, the construction includes provisions for adequate ventilation and an additional tunnel dedicated to emergency situations.
This visionary project not only fortifies the transportation network but also paves the way for economic and touristic expansion in the region. As the Indian Railways embarks on a mission to broaden its reach, the Teesta Bazaar underground railway station emerges as a symbol of progress and connectivity. It is poised to usher in transformative changes by facilitating accessibility and convenience for both local residents and tourists, ushering in a new era of development and prosperity.
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