Upgraded Chhindwara Stn Showcases MP’s Tribal Art | Nagpur News

Nagpur: The redevelopment of Chhindwara railway station under the Centre’s Amrit Bharat Station Scheme has been completed, transforming the key railway hub into a modern passenger facility while showcasing the region’s cultural heritage. The project, executed by the South East Central Railway’s Nagpur Division, was completed at a cost of 17.23 crore.The redevelopment incorporates representations of Patalkot, Deogarh Fort, and Chhindwara’s tribal heritage, reflecting Indian Railways’ emphasis on blending modern infrastructure with local identity.The upgraded station features a modern facade inspired by local architecture and cultural motifs, along with two grand entrance gates, a large canopy, CNC-designed decorative panels, energy-efficient LED lighting, 3D artwork depicting local tourist attractions, and an advanced CCTV surveillance system.Passenger amenities have been significantly enhanced with air-conditioned first and second-class waiting halls, modern toilets, improved drinking water facilities, a food plaza, a baby feeding centre, digital signage, and advanced train information system.To improve passenger movement and safety, a 12-metre-wide foot overbridge and six platform shelters have been constructed. The station also boasts ample parking space, along with redesigned entry and exit points to ease traffic flow.Railway officials said the revamped station is expected to improve passenger convenience, enhance safety, and support tourism and economic development in the region while serving as a model for heritage-based station redevelopment under the Amrit Bharat Station Scheme.