Title - Portion of Central Line Under Construction

The Central Zone of the Indian Railway is a railway section of the IR. The Indian Railway has sixteen divisions and the central railway was once the largest. A huge portion of Madhya Pradesh and some parts of Uttar Pradesh were also a part of this zone, but these were separated and a different zone called West Central Zone was formed. The very popular railway station of Mumbai, Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus, is the headquarter of this railway zone. The first passenger railway line was built in 1853 on the 16th of April and the line is a part of the central railway zone. This line ran from Bombay to Thane. Parts of Maharashtra, Karnataka and Madhya Pradesh are covered by this sector of the Indian Railway currently.
A huge part of Maharashtra comes under the Central Railway Zone. There are 477 railway stations on this route. The length of the route of this zone is 3905 km and it has five divisions which are Mumbai, Nagpur, Solapur, Pune and Bhusawal. Many kinds of trains run on this route, some of which are Deccan Queen, Gitanjali Express, Husssain Sagar, Punjab Mail and Pushpak Express. Every day almost four lakh people commute with the help of trains on the Central Railway Zone. The central line has a number of routes.
These are:
CST - Kasara
Thane - Vashi/Nerul
Vasai Road - Diva
CST - Khopoli
Nerul/CBD Belapur - Uran (under construction)
The Nerul/CBD Belapur - Uran section is still under construction and is expected to be ready soon.
CBD is the acronym of the Central Business District in Belapur. This was developed to promote businesses. There is a branch office of the Reserve Bank of India in this region. In Navi Mumbai, Belapur is developing really fast, especially in terms of commercial and residential constructions. From sector five, if you want to travel to Elephanta caves, it is possible through a sea link. Railways and buses connect the Central Business District with other parts of Mumbai city.
Uran is a part of the Raigad district situated near Karjat and Panvel in Navi Mumbai. It is primarily a fishing village and has developed into an economy zone. It lies across the Dharamtar Creek in the east of Mumbai city.
Nerul is known as the queen of Navi Mumbai and is a commercial node of the city. It is also known for its many residential complexes. The region has fifty sectors. There are many renowned educational institutes in this region. Nerul is the most populated section of the commercial capital city of the country. Nerul has two railway stations: Seawoods railway station and Nerul railway station. Approximately 50,000 travel from Seawoods and 1 lakh people travel from the Nerul railway station every day.