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Mandsaur MP Sudhir Gupta Chairs Parliamentary Standing Committee On Railways Meeting

Mandsaur (Madhya Pradesh): MP Sudhir Gupta chaired a meeting of the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Railways in New Delhi, where members discussed and approved Memorandum No 1 relating to selection of subjects for examination during 2026-27. The committee also discussed its upcoming work, priorities and future action plan. Gupta also met Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla and Union railway minister…

Mandsaur MP Sudhir Gupta Chairs Parliamentary Standing Committee On Railways Meeting

Mandsaur MP Sudhir Gupta presided over a meeting of the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Railways in New Delhi. The committee deliberated on Memorandum No 1, which concerned the selection of topics for examination during the fiscal year 2026-27. Additionally, they reviewed their forthcoming agenda, key priorities, and proposed action plan.

During the gathering, Gupta engaged with Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla and Union Minister of Railways, Ashwini Vaishnav, to discuss railway development, expansion, and modernisation efforts. The discussion centered around enhancing railway infrastructure and passenger amenities. The report emphasized ongoing initiatives to expand the rail network, electrify tracks, introduce new train services, including Vande Bharat trains, revamp stations, and bolster safety measures.

It also touched upon the Amrit Bharat Station Scheme, integration of modern technology, augmenting track capacity, and improving freight transportation. Gupta expressed gratitude to Union Minister of Parliamentary Affairs and Minority Affairs, Kiren Rijiju, for assuming the role of committee chairman. He stated that the committee would strive to advance railway development, modernisation, and address matters of public concern.

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