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25 years on, Konaseema Railway Line project yet to get on track

The Hindu - National ·
25 years on, Konaseema Railway Line project yet to get on track

The ambitious 57-km Kotipalli–Narsapur railway line—which includes three bridges across the mighty Godavari River—still hangs fire 25 years after its foundation stone was laid.

Locals rue successive governments’ silence on bringing a train to Konaseema, with many blaming lack of political will among the elected representatives from the Godavari region, despite severe losses to trade, commerce, tourism, and connectivity.

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Appala Naidu explores the reasons behind the project’s delay.

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