The Union government is reviving the Qadian–Beas railway line in Punjab after nearly a century. Minister of State for Railways Ravneet Singh Bittu announces the project, stating that the corridor will be built as a broad-gauge line. The route length is reported as 39.68 km, connecting Qadian and Beas. The project is estimated to cost about ₹1,400 crore. According to the announcement, the plan follows the line’s long period of inactivity, and the current approval marks a fresh step toward implementation. Both outlets report the same key parameters: the revival after almost 100 years, the broad-gauge specification, the 39.68 km stretch, and the ₹1,400 crore estimated outlay. No additional details on timelines, contractors, or intermediate stations are included in the provided reports. The government’s stated focus is on restarting work toward completing the rail link between the two locations in Punjab.