New Delhi - India’s Freight Corridors recorded an unprecedented surge in traffic during FY24, doubling last year’s volume. Between April and October 2024, freight traffic rose to 62,282 million NTKMs, compared to 32,164 million NTKMs during the same period in 2023. This growth highlights the efficiency and capacity improvements driving these results.
Adding 522 kilometers of new tracks, including 294 km on the eastern and 228 km on the western corridors, significantly contributed to this progress. Officials are optimistic that completion of the remaining 102 kilometers on the western corridor will further . . .
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