Union Home and Cooperation Minister Amit Shah on Thursday inaugurated development works worth ₹1,472 crore at Ahmedabad’s Sabarmati railway station and flagged off India’s first LNG train, marking a notable step in the country’s rail modernisation and cleaner-fuel transition. The event combined infrastructure expansion with a symbolic push toward lower-emission freight mobility, underscoring the Centre’s emphasis on logistics efficiency and energy diversification.
"Amit Shah Inaugurates ₹1,472 Crore Works at Sabarmati, Flags Off India’s First LNG Train"
Union Home and Cooperation Minister Amit Shah on Thursday inaugurated development works worth ₹1,472 crore at Ahmedabad’s Sabarmati railway station and flagged off India’s first LNG train, marking a notable step in the country’s rail modernisation and cleaner-fuel transition. The event combined infrastructure expansion with a symbolic push toward lower-emission freight mobility, underscoring the Centre’s emphasis on logistics efficiency and energy diversification.
Amit Shah Inaugurates ₹1,472 Crore Works at Sabarmati, Flags Off India’s First LNG Train
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Union Home and Cooperation Minister Amit Shah on Thursday inaugurated development works worth ₹1,472 crore at Ahmedabad’s Sabarmati railway station and flagged off India’s first LNG train, marking a notable step in the country’s rail modernisation and cleaner-fuel transition. The event combined infrastructure expansion with a symbolic push toward lower-emission freight mobility, underscoring the Centre’s emphasis on logistics efficiency and energy diversification.
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