Udaipur, July 4, 2025 - Udaipur's two major railway stations — Udaipur City and Rana Pratap Nagar — are undergoing rapid transformation under the Amrit Bharat Station Scheme. Udaipur residents will soon benefit from high-level passenger amenities and new station buildings at  as development work is progressing rapidly at both stations.

This information was shared by Ashok Kumar Chouhan, Chief Public Relations Inspector of North Western Railway.

Under the Amrit Bharat Station Scheme, various passenger facility-related development works are being carried out at 15 stations in the Ajmer division.

According to Senior Divisional Commercial Manager BCS Chaudhary, work on the main building of the Rana Pratap Nagar railway station is complete and minor finishing is currently underway. Additionally, work on the circulating area is in its final stages, with the construction of the boundary wall expected to be completed within this month. Platform-related construction work is ongoing and the platform shelter is nearly complete.

Divisional Railway Manager Raju Bhutda is personally monitoring the station development work and has issued necessary instructions to subordinate officials. All concerned authorities have been directed to complete the construction work at the earliest.

Under the Amrit Station Scheme, redevelopment work at Rana Pratap Nagar station is being carried out at a cost of Rs 20.86 crore. Work includes:

• Development of separate entry and exit gates with a well-structured circulating area
• Separate parking spaces for auto-rickshaws, two-wheelers, and four-wheelers
• Upgradation of Medium Level Platform No. 01 to a High-Level Platform
• Entrance hall and porch for passengers to board and deboard
• Coach indication boards on platforms
• Food plaza
• Improved waiting halls with separate toilets for men and women
• Interior enhancement of the entire station building
• New platform shelters
• Disabled-friendly facilities, new toilet blocks, and water booths
• Better signage, lifts, upgraded furniture
• Construction of a 12-metre wide foot overbridge