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Akhaura–Agartala line is an international railway line between Akhaura in Bangladesh and Agartala in India's northeastern state of Tripura. Conceived as a strategic infrastructure project, the line was expected to significantly reduce travel time between Kolkata and Agartala from 31 hours to 10 hours with lowering the cost of cargo transport between Bangladesh and Northeast India. It was also projected to bolster tourism, enhance bilateral trade and improve connectivity to other northeastern Indian states such as Assam, southern Mizoram and Arunachal Pradesh.
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