Introduction of new trains, increased train frequency sought in DRUCC meeting held in Kerala’s Thiruvananthapuram
The Divisional Railway Users’ Consultative Committee in Thiruvananthapuram held its 80th meeting to discuss infrastructure and passenger service improvements. Officials reviewed proposals for new train services, station redevelopment, and increased frequency to enhance the passenger experience.
Why it matters
This meeting highlights ongoing efforts to modernize regional rail infrastructure and address the growing demand for better public transportation in Kerala.
The 80th meeting of the Divisional Railway Users’ Consultative Committee (DRUCC) of Thiruvananthapuram Railway Division held here on Thursday (July 23, 2026) reviewed the division’s performance, progress of ongoing infrastructure projects and passenger-centric initiatives, besides obtaining feedback from representatives of railway users.
During the session, DRUCC members placed several suggestions relating to introduction of new train services, increased train frequency, additional stoppages, station redevelopment, road overbridges, passenger amenities and accessibility improvements. In response to their suggestions, railway officials assured that all feasible proposals would be pursued at the divisional level and policy matters would be forwarded to the competent authorities for consideration.
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