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The Hubballi Division of South Western Railway has organised drawing, essay writing, and elocution competitions for school students as part of a public awareness campaign ahead of the inauguration of redeveloped railway stations under the Amrit Bharat Station Scheme (ABSS).
Amrit Bharat Station Scheme
Railway stations at Alnavar, Koppal, and Badami, upgraded under the ABSS, are scheduled to be inaugurated on July 17. With modern passenger amenities and improved infrastructure, these stations have been transformed into model railway hubs.
The competitions were conducted on themes such as “What will the developed railway station in my city look like?” and “What will I do to help build a Developed India?” Students expressed their creativity and ideas on world-class railway infrastructure and nation-building through drawings, essays, and speeches.
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The initiative witnessed enthusiastic participation across all three locations. In Koppal, 145 students from various schools and colleges took part, while Badami saw participation from 139 students. At Alnavar, hundreds of students from eight schools actively engaged in the competitions, highlighting growing interest among the younger generation in the transformation of Indian Railways and the vision of a developed India.
As part of the ongoing awareness campaign, the division will organise a “Selfie with Station” initiative on July 15 and 16. Members of the public are invited to visit the newly redeveloped stations at Alnavar, Koppal, and Badami, take selfies, and share them on social media to celebrate the transformation under the Amrit Bharat Station Scheme.
Through these student competitions and the “Selfie with Station” campaign, the Hubballi Division aims to enhance public awareness about railway modernization while encouraging citizens, especially students, to actively contribute to the vision of a Viksit Bharat.
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