The Indian Railways is constructing boundary walls on both sides of the railway line for the first time in its history, prioritizing safety and security. This is part of the 'Mission Raftaar' project on the New Delhi-Mumbai rail route, aiming for a speed of 160 km/h. The project, currently ongoing on...
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the Kota-Nagda section, spans 545 km and involves various improvements, including the installation of the Kavach system, curve reduction, and overhead electrification. The boundary wall construction, spanning 1090 km, is 80% complete. The General Manager, Shobhana Bandopadhyay, has instructed officials to complete the project within the stipulated timeframe.