This station in Hyderabad handles around 65 trains per day, with an average footfall of 25,000 passengers.
Hyderabad: The ‘Hyderabad Deccan’ Nampally railway station that is undergoing a Rs 327-crore redevelopment will be directly connected to the Nampally Metro Station, officials said on Friday. The work, which commenced in September last, will be completed in around 28 months.
A senior official from SCR said that the main focus areas of the redevelopment are segregation of arrival and departure passengers and superior road connectivity and adequate parking space, including basement parking.
“There will also be provision of flexibility for integration of facilities with future transport infrastructure and efficient multimodal interface," the official told Deccan Chronicle.
This station in Hyderabad handles around 65 trains per day, with an average footfall of 25,000 passengers.
Some of the other development works are two renovated station buildings (across 9,245 sq.mt), installation of solar panels, increased ceiling height, 14 retiring rooms and expanded Divyang-friendly facilities.
Details of Upgraded Nampally Station:
Two renovated station buildings of 9,245 sq.m.
Circulating area of 13, 550 sq.mt.
Waiting hall of 1,450 sq.mt.
Larger retail space, including concourse of 1,114 sq.mt.
14 retiring rooms and AC dormitory.
Parking area of 9,942 sq.mt.
Renovated ticketing counters and automatic ticket vending machines.
Foot-over-bridge, 16 lifts and eight escalators.
Divyang-friendly facilities.
Connection with Nampally metro station.
Second entry point for special occasions.
Fresh design for facades.
Increased ceiling height.
Commercial area of 23,146 sq.mt for future development.
Elevated concourse with steel roof (6,450 sq.m).
Firefighting arrangements and provision of Wi-Fi.
Pharmacy.
Green building certification; solar panels on roof.
