Today the Railway Minister clarified something in his presentation. If poor people want to travel by train in the future, they will either have to stop traveling by train altogether or tighten their pockets or earn more money. Yeah, that's right. During the presentation today, when he was asked how he will make Vande Bharat, one of the most expensive trains in the country, accessible to the poor and middle-class, his answer was that Indian Railways is one of the cheapest modes of transportation in the world, and last year 600 billion rupees were spent solely on subsidies for passenger trains. This is more than the annual budget of many states in the country. The Railway Minister also talked about the redevelopment and renovation of railway stations in Madhya Pradesh. He praised the Rani Kamalapati Railway Station, mentioning that Indian Railways used to be known for its dirtiness. He also mentioned that Madhya Pradesh is getting the most number of Vande Bharat trains. He mentioned that work on three-storey goods trains is also underway. He also talked about the achievements of the Department of Telecommunications.