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Konkan Railway to double rail line on stretches totalling 263 km; announces upgrades worth Rs 4,704 cr
Updated On: 15 June, 2026 08:07 AM IST | Mumbai | Rajendra B. Aklekar
Konkan Railway has announced a Rs 4,704 crore five-year expansion plan featuring 263 km of track doubling, three new stations, AI-powered tunnel monitoring, Kavach safety technology and a 16-coach Mumbai-Goa Vande Bharat to improve capacity and passenger services

Santosh Kumar Jha, the chairman and managing director of Konkan Railway. Pic/By Special Arrangement
Konkan Railway on Friday unveiled its much-awaited rail line-doubling plan, with a 263-km section to include three new stations and additional loop lines to boost capacity.
“Konkan Railway has laid out an ambitious five-year programme worth Rs 4704.08 crore, submitted to the Railway Board under the third financial restructuring, aimed at easing severe congestion on its 740 km route between Roha [in Raigad district] and Thokur [in Karnataka’s Dakshina Kannada district],” Santosh Kumar Jha, the chairman and managing director of Konkan Railway, told mid-day.


