The Amrit Bharat Station Scheme for upgrading the stations, reflects a strong commitment of Indian Railways for inclusive and future-ready development. Indian Railways is not just transporting people, it is moving forward with a vision. Detailed plans are made for each station and the work is done in phases, based on what each station needs. Altogether, 72 stations of South Eastern Railway are being developed under this scheme. Detailed plans are made for each station and the work is done in phases, based on what each station needs. The goal is to make stations cleaner, more comfortable, and easier to use.

Haldia station in East Midnapur District of West Bengal is a terminal station on the Panskura-Haldia branch line of South Eastern Railway. Haldia is also a major industrial hub and port city. The station serves for passenger and freight transportation. It is presently undergoing a massive transformation under Amrit Bharat Station Scheme.

The redevelopment of Haldia Station of Kharagpur Division will provide improved passenger amenities. It will be also beneficial for economic growth and regional development. The following passenger amenities will be added to Haldia station during the redevelopment work.

Upgraded facilities at Haldia Station:

• Renovation of Station building
• New parking area
• New Circulating area
• Booking Counter
• Renovation of Waiting room and toilet
• Improved platform shelter and platform surface
• New Entry/Exit gate
• New Façade & Extended of Porch
• Divyangjan facilities i.e. Water Booth, Ramp, Tactile and Braille Sign, booking counter, parking etc.
• Painted in local Art & Culture theme
• Baby Feeding Room
• Reserved Lounge

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