Prime Minister Narendra Modi will be flagging off the new Vande Bharat Express from the Una railway station on Thursday 13th October, 2022.
The train will run between Amb-Andaura in Una district and New Delhi, six days a week — except on Wednesdays.
The Amb-Andaura to Delhi train will be the Fourth semi-high speed Vande Bharat Express
The train will leave Amb-Andaura at 1 pm and reach New Delhi at 6.25 pm
It will leave New Delhi at 5.50 am and reach Amb-Andaura at 11.05 am
During its 412 km-long journey, the train will halt at Una, Nangal, Chandigarh and Ambala
Ahead of the Prime Minister’s visit, senior railway officials, including the Ambala Divisional Railways Manager, inspected the railway station this evening. The Prime Minister will also lay the foundation stone of the Una-Hamirpur railway line and the bulk drug park in the Haroli Assembly segment of the district.
The broad gauge railway line between Una and Hamirpur was announced during the first tenure of the Prime Minister. The survey was completed a few years ago, but the budget allocation for the Rs 5,850 crore project was delayed. Union Minister for Information and Broadcasting Anurag Thakur, who represents the Hamipur Lok Sabha segment, has been demanding the construction of the railway line for past many years. The project is being considered as a major achievement of Anurag Thakur.
The bulk drug park at Haroli districtwas recently allotted to the state. It has been proposed that the Union Government will provide Rs Eight hundred crore for its development. The state government has also proposed incentives such as subsidised electricity at Rs three per unit and free registration of land for industrial units that will come up at the park.
The state government has claimed that the bulk drug Park will attract Rs Ten Thousand crore investment and generate around Fifty Thousand jobs.
The Prime Minister will later address a public rally at the Indira Gandhi stadium in Una. Modi will also visit Chamba district, where he will inaugurate various newly established power projects.
