
Indian Railway’s capital costs have not been changed for 2025-26 .With focus on safety and electricity, 2.52 million crores consecutive years consecutive years.

Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharman presented the first full budget of Modi 3.0 on Saturday, February 1, with its eighth budget, which is a record in itself.
The Ministry’s Internal and Extra Budget Resources (IEBR) has been retained .13,000 crores for 2025-26, like the previous year, but significantly less than .52,783 crore allocated in 2023-24.
The IEBR consists of funds received by various financing channels, including IRFC for investment costs.
Although the Finance Minister did not disclose the total emission of the railway during his speech, the later budget documents revealed the allocation of the capital.
Budget papers Show that the government will provide the nearby budget assistance .There is no change in the financial year 26, the revised allocation for the financial year 25, the fiscal year 25.
This funding will be used for key infrastructure projects such as track expansion, rolling stock purchase, electricity related, increasing signaling, and modernization, which remains with basic focus.
Railway expansion requires significant financial resources, including new track installations, gauge changes, electricity, and rolling stock improvement.
After Sitarman’s budget offer, railway stocks, including IRCON, IRCTC, and IRFC, were more than six percent.
Investors had expected major reforms in the sector, but no new move and no changed budget, the market feelings were diminished.
Prime minister Narendra Modi Reacting to the central budget presented by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitarman in Parliament today, the document was a milestone in India’s development journey.
“Today is an important milestone in India’s development journey. This is the budget of 140 million Indians aspirations. It is a budget that fulfills the dreams of every Indian. We have opened many areas for young people. The joint citizen is going to run the mission of India, “he said in a video statement.