<h1>India Approves Rs. 10,700 Crore Plan for Six New Railway Lines and Bridge to Boost Transport Capacity.</h1> The Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs, led by the Prime Minister, approved the construction of six railway lines and a bridge to address growing passenger and freight demands across India. The projects, costing over Rs. 10,700 crore, will be financed mainly through institutional funding. Key projects include the doubling of the Hubli-Chickajur line, construction of a third line between Wardha and Ballarshah, and doubling the Ramna-Singrauli line. Additional projects involve a third line between Anuppur-Katni, doubling the Katni-Singrauli line, and constructing an additional bridge and doubling the Rampur Dumra-Tal-Rajendrapul section. These initiatives aim to enhance capacity and efficiency in critical regions.