Perambur Railway Terminal Approved as Rs 4.28 Bn Project Awaits Sanction
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Perambur Railway Terminal Approved as Rs 4.28 Bn Project Awaits Sanction

A new railway terminal has been proposed in the Perambur area, receiving approval from Southern Railway's General Manager, RN Singh. The project aims to reduce congestion at Chennai Central.

The estimated cost of the terminal is Rs 4.28 billion, and the sanctioning process is currently underway with the MAS division.

Southern Railway sources revealed that the terminal is planned to be constructed in the General Stores depot. Initially, the fourth terminal was proposed for Villivakkam but was later relocated to Perambur. In July, SR GM Singh confirmed this development to the media, stating that sufficient land is available in Perambur for the project.

Chennai currently has two terminals, Central and Egmore, while a third is under development at Tambaram.

A new railway terminal has been proposed in the Perambur area, receiving approval from Southern Railway's General Manager, RN Singh. The project aims to reduce congestion at Chennai Central. The estimated cost of the terminal is Rs 4.28 billion, and the sanctioning process is currently underway with the MAS division. Southern Railway sources revealed that the terminal is planned to be constructed in the General Stores depot. Initially, the fourth terminal was proposed for Villivakkam but was later relocated to Perambur. In July, SR GM Singh confirmed this development to the media, stating that sufficient land is available in Perambur for the project. Chennai currently has two terminals, Central and Egmore, while a third is under development at Tambaram.

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