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North South Transport Corridor route via Route information Length 4,500mi(7,200km) Major junctions Northend Southend Location Countries Highway system • The International North–South Transport Corridor ( INSTC) is a 7,200-km-long This will also synchronize with the (figure in the bracket indicates the year of joining the agreement), for creating an Objectives [ ] The primary objective of the NSTC project is to reduce costs in terms of time and money over the traditional route currently being used. Federation of Freight Forwarders’ Associations in India (FFFAI) www.fffai.org found the route is, "30% cheaper and 40% shorter than the current traditional route". History [ ] Russia, Iran and India signed the agreement for the NSTC project on 16 May 2002. Member states [ ] The following are member states in the NSTC project: Azerbaijan road and rail routes [ ] The NSTC route through Azerbaijan allows India–Iran–Azerbaijan–Russia–Kazakhstan transport connectivity. Iran started construction work to complete the missing link of the Qazvin-Rasht-Astara road and railway (205km) including the Rasht-Astara section (164km). On January 7, 2017, it was announced that Rasht-Astara section of rail route was already completed in 2016, the remaining construction of Qazvin to Rasht rail rote is 90% complete and will be completed within 2017, construction on the remaining Rasht-Astara section of road would also start in 2017. Chabahar NSTC integration [ ] The Kazakhstan–Turkmenistan–Iran railwa...

This diagram: • view • talk • edit The Jammu–Baramulla line Construction of the route faced natural challenges including major earthquake zones, extreme temperatures and inhospitable terrain. The extension of railway line from Baramulla to Kupwara has also been approved, and revised Detailed Project Report (DPR) for it was submitted in July 2020 by the Railway Board. Timeline [ ] This diagram: • view • talk • edit • 1897: The • 1902: The • 1905: Britain again proposes a link between Rawalpindi and Srinagar. Instead, 2ft ( 610mm) or 2ft6in ( 762mm)-gauge rail, climbing to the • 1947: With the • 1971: The foundation stone is laid and construction commences for a railway line linking Jammu to Pathankot, and thereby to the Indian rail network. The imminent • 1975: For the first time since 1947, the state of Jammu and Kashmir is connected to the Indian railway network. The railway line between thirty years. Notably, this is the same situation which had existed between 1897 and 1947, when Jammu was connected to Sialkot. It is now connected to Pathankot, and the rest of the state, northward, remains unconnected. • 1983: Construction of a railway line from ₹50 crore (equivalent to ₹720croreorUS$90.1million in 2020). ₹515 crore (equivalent to ₹16billionorUS$194.1million in 2020) to build the 53km line through mountainous terrain. A proposed extension to Srinagar is dismissed as economically unfeasible after a cursory, preliminary survey of the • 1994: While the Jammu-Udhampur line ...