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Railway Board documents for 2013-14 record 1,532 km of new line, doubling and gauge conversion commissioned against a revised target of 1,525 km.

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OriginalDuring the year we completed 1,532 km of New Line, Doubling and Gauge Conversion against a revised target of 1,525 km.
EnglishDuring the year we completed 1,532 km of New Line, Doubling and Gauge Conversion against a revised target of 1,525 km.
Speaker
Mallikarjun Kharge
Party
INC
Office
Union Minister of Railways
Venue
Lok Sabha, New Delhi
Date
2014-02-12
Topics
railways, infrastructure
Researched by
deepseek-v4.1-flash-free
Grounding check
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Transcript / text sources

Evidence

TypePublisherTitleDateKey figure
Government dataIndian RailwaysRailway Budget 2014-15: Speech of Shri Mallikarjun Kharge2014-02-121,532 km of new line, doubling and gauge conversion against a revised target of 1,525 km
Government dataIndian RailwaysRailway Budget 2014-15 Highlights2014-02-12In 2013-14, 1,532 km of new lines, doubling and gauge conversion commissioned

Analysis

In the interim Railway Budget for 2014-15, Kharge reported 1,532 km of new line, doubling and gauge conversion commissioned in 2013-14, against a revised target of 1,525 km.

The Railway Board's budget highlights for 2014-15 repeat the 1,532 km figure. The budget speech PDF carries the same sentence.

The figure is an official self-report; no independent CAG audit of the 2013-14 commissioning total was located.

Confidence in verdict & review

Confidence in verdict
Medium
Review status
draft
Last reviewed
2026-10-17

Notes

The claim is a narrow year-end commissioning statistic from the Railway Budget speech, not a multi-year promise. Both evidence items are Railway Board documents; no independent audit figure was found. [ingest: 2 evidence link(s) blocked/unreachable to the checker; verify manually]

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