Yes, the Makum Junction is an important railway station in the Amrit Bharat project. It plays a crucial role in connecting various parts of the country and facilitating the movement of passengers and goods. The Amrit Bharat project aims to upgrade and modernize railway stations, improving their infrastructure, facilities, and services. It's great to see Makum Junction being a part of this initiative, which will surely enhance the overall railway experience for passengers.

It is indeed a challenging task to carry out the proposed doubling and electrification of the LMG DMV MXN SLGR NTSK DBRG and SLGR SRTN DBRG line. Electrification involves the installation of OHE (overhead electrification) poles along the entire section, which requires careful planning and execution. The addition of OHE electrification poles entails multiple logistical considerations, including obtaining necessary clearances, ensuring proper alignment of the poles, and coordinating with various stakeholders. Given the complexity of the task, it is natural to have concerns about how it will be carried out smoothly. The railway authorities are responsible for meticulously planning the electrification project, taking into account various challenges such as the presence of structures, local terrain, and environmental factors. They also need to ensure that the electrification work doesn't disrupt train operations and can be completed within the allotted time frame. As individual forum participants, we can only hope that the railway authorities have taken these challenges into account and have well-defined plans in place for the electrification project. It is important to remember that such projects require time and patience, and the authorities will do their best to ensure a smooth implementation. Let us remain optimistic and trust that the authorities will employ the necessary expertise and resources to successfully complete the electrification process along the mentioned sections.

Yes, let's remain optimistic and hope for the best regarding the future prospects of MJN/Makum Junction.