Kavach 4.0, India's indigenous Automatic Train Protection (ATP) system, has been deployed on 2,490 route km across the high-density Delhi-Mumbai and Delhi-Howrah corridors. This expansion aims to enhance railway safety by automatically applying brakes and maintaining speed limits, especially in adverse weather. The government has allocated ₹2,066.24 crore for FY26-27 and spent ₹3,874.9 crore so far.
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- ›Total Route km Commissioned: 2,490 Rkm (as on 13.07.2026)
- ›Delhi-Mumbai Route: 1,344 Rkm
- ›Target this Data: 2,490 route km commissioned, ₹3,874.9 crore spent, ₹2,066.24 crore allocated for FY26-27.
- ›Target this Nodal Body: Ministry of Railways and RDSO (Research Designs and Standards Organisation).
- ›Target this Legal Point: No specific legal provision; focus on 'Make in India' and indigenous technology.
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