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New Railway Corridor: Haryana Plans Loharu-Farrukhnagar Rail Link to Strengthen Connectivity

Charkhi Dadri, November 15, 2026 (Udaipur Kiran): Indian Railways is moving ahead with plans to develop a new railway corridor between Loharu in Haryana’s Bhiwani district and Farrukhnagar in Gurugram. The project is expected to strengthen rail connectivity in South Haryana and improve the region’s links with the national railway network.

A major step has been completed in the project, with the Final Location Survey (FLS) for the second phase of the proposed railway line in Charkhi Dadri district now finished. Following the completion of the survey, the Railway Department will prepare the Detailed Project Report (DPR), which will include an assessment of the estimated project cost.

New Railway Corridor: Haryana Plans Loharu-Farrukhnagar Rail Link to Strengthen Connectivity

Survey Completed in Charkhi Dadri Villages

Railway teams have carried out important survey and marking activities in villages including Nihalgarh, Berla and Kanhra in Charkhi Dadri district.

Under the proposed plan, railway stations are to be developed in three villages of the district: Nimli, Tiwala and Nihalgarh.

With the final location survey completed, the next step will be the preparation of the DPR. The report will assess the expenditure involved in implementing the railway project.

Part of South Haryana Economic Rail Corridor

The proposed railway line is part of the Economic Rail Corridor planned for South Haryana. The corridor is proposed to connect Garhi Harsaru, Farrukhnagar, Jhajjar, Charkhi Dadri and Loharu.

The project is considered important for establishing a stronger railway network in the region and connecting it directly with the country’s wider rail system.

Expected to Support Agriculture and Industry

The new railway corridor is expected to improve the movement of agricultural produce and industrial goods from South Haryana to other parts of the country.

Better rail connectivity could support agricultural and industrial activities in the region by improving access to wider markets.

The area also shares a border with Rajasthan, and improved connectivity is expected to create opportunities for tourism-related development.