By 2021, Kashmir to be connected to rest of the country via trains

Gargi Mishra 18-02-2020 05:09 PM News

In the light of recent events, where certain major decisions for Kashmir have been taken, it is now easy to visit this 'Heaven on Earth'. The government is now working on making it easier. They have ordered a new deadline for the completion of the project. The Kashmir valley is going to be connected to rest of the country through an extensive railway network by the next year, 2021. The Konkan Railway authority has called the toughest and most challenging railway project in history, after independence. 

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